Today, we are looking at a single German word that many learners come across early in their studies: ziehen. You might have seen it on

In this article, we’re not just learning the colours in German. You might pick up a few new words, but we’re focusing on how to

In this article, we’ll explore key verbs and their imperative forms, distinguishing between when you’re addressing one person or multiple people, and depending on whether

You’ve probably heard all about those German compound nouns. But did you know there’s a whole world of fantastic compound adjectives in German waiting to

In this article about pronunciation, we’re looking at German vowels, particularly double letter sounds. We’ve already explored umlauts and letter combinations in another episode of

In the world of language learning, getting your head around temporal expressions can sometimes feel like a bigger task than it really is. For English

If you’ve ever found yourself scratching your head over why a verb suddenly splits in half, fear not! Because today we’re looking at German separable

When talking about events in the past in German, we often have to make the choice between using the perfect tense and the imperfect tense,

Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of prepositions of location in German.

 So, whether you’re a beginner just starting your German journey, or a

Understanding which case to use when talking about locations and destinations can be a game-changer in your German-learning journey. Today we’re focusing on prepositions of

German pronunciation can, at times, seem daunting when you’re learning the language, but once you get the hang of some of the most common sounds

Making negative sentences in German does not have to be a negative experience! If you understand how to use nein, nicht and kein then you

There are various ways the infinitive form of verbs can be used in German: on their own as an infinitive, with zu, or with um …

You may have already come across some long German words in your experience as a German learner – and they can be very long! Why

When we start to learn German, one of the most important steps is to get our heads around cases of nouns and pronouns. For that

It’s time to get to know “you”! Saying “you” in German is slightly more complicated than in English, but what an important word it is.

How do you ask questions in German? Questions are essential to every conversation and will always be part of your interactions when visiting a German-speaking

As you may already know, the umlaut in German is the two small dots that can be used above the letters a, o and u. But when and why

Most learners think of the verb gehen when they want to say “to go” in German, but that’s not always correct! Yes, there are times

Word order in German can seem unusual, especially when there is more than one verb in a sentence. However, you’ll soon find that there are