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30+ Ultimate German At Home Expressions That You Will Hear In German Households

MUTTERKinder!(Kids!) KINDJa?(Yes?) MUTTERKommt, das Essen ist fertig!(Come, the food is ready!) KINDWir kommen!(We’re coming!) Hallo! Ich bin Spring German Lehrerin Denisa (Hello! I’m Spring German teacher Denisa), and in this lesson, you will learn all the chunks you related to German at home, and this is what you will hear when in a German-speaking household….

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7 German Slang Phrases You Will Hear Everywhere (Examples Included)

Same as in every other country, young people tend to use an own sociolect. They have their own way of expressing themselves with new words. I will introduce 7 German slang terms to you in this video Willkommen bei Spring German (Welcome to Spring German)! Ich bin Denisa. Los geht’s! (Let’s go!) 1. Gönnen (To…

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5+5 German Names You Are Mispronouncing All The Time (With Examples)

Hallo Leute! (Hi guys!) Ich bin Denisa von Spring German. In this video, I will teach you 10 German names that you are probably mispronouncing. Aber keine Sorge (but don’t worry), that’s why I am here. Let’s start with my co-teacher from Spring German: Brunhild. Los geht’s! (Let’s go!) 1. Brunhild DENISAWie sprechen die Leute…

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All The German Airport Vocabulary You Need (With Examples)

FLIGHT ATTENDANTSie dürfen sich nun abschnallen. Willkommen in Deutschland!(You may now unfasten your seatbelt. Welcome to Germany!) When visiting Germany, you will certainly have to go through a German airport. What do you need to know about the German airport vocabulary? Ich bin Denisa von Spring German. Let’s find out in this video! Los geht’s!…

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German Hotel Vocabulary: How To Check-In At The Hotel In German?

Hallo und wilkommen bei Spring German. Ich bin Denisa. In this lesson, I will prepare you for your trip to Germany and everything around German hotels. What chunks do you need to know when checking-in at a German hotel? What is the German hotel vocabulary like? Let’s find out. Los geht’s! 1. Anreise (arrival) PAULWillkommen…

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6 Tips For The Best Motivation To Learn German (With Examples)

Have you been learning German for a while and you are losing motivation? Ich will Deutsch lernen, aber ich bin manchmal zu faul. (I do want to learn German, but I’m feeling lazy sometimes.) Ich bin Denisa von Spring German. Here are my top 5 tips to be really motivated again! Go get your notebook…

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Germans Don’t Say This (And You Shouldn’t Either): Full Of Examples

Hallo und Willkommen bei Spring German (Hello and welcome to Spring German)! Ich bin Denisa. In today’s video, I will guide you through 6 phrases that you would see in a German text book, but really aren’t something German natives would say. At the end, I will give you you a funny example, too, so…

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If You Are Constantly Forgetting German Words, Do This!

if you are constantly FORGETTING German words, DO THIS! VANESSAIch vergesse immer deutsche Wörter.(I always forget the German words.) DENISAWie lernst du denn?(How are you learning?) VANESSAIch schreibe Vokabeln auf und lerne sie auswendig.(I write down the vocabulary and learn them by heart.) DENISADas ist der Fehler. Ich gebe dir mal ein paar Tipps.(That’s the…

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6 Typical German Behavior That Germans Do (With Explanations)

Maybe you have already heard a lot of prejudices about Germans. Nein, nicht das mit dem Bier. (No, not the one with the beer.) I mean weird behavior that is normal in Germany. Maybe our punctuality or the time management in general. In this video, I will show you 6 examples of typical German behavior….

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This is How you APOLOGIZE in German

DENISAHey, Vanessa! Bedrückt dich etwas? Du siehst traurig aus.(Hey, Vanessa! Is something bothering you? You seem sad.) VANESSAJa, Denisa, ich habe es vermasselt. Ich muss mich bei jemandem auf Deutsch entschuldigen. Aber ich weiß nicht, wie.(Yes, Denisa, I messed up. I need to apologize to someone in German, but I don’t know, how.) DENISAKeine Sorge,…

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