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In German nouns can have one of three genders:• Maskulin (masculine)• Feminin (feminine)• Neutrum (neutral) The gender manifests itself in the article in front of the word. But when to use which can be a bit tricky. In this lesson we will show you some basic rules to determine whether a word is masculine, feminine…

Hello and welcome to Spring German! In this lesson, Spring German teacher Denisa will tell you a bit about… German small talk. Aaaand… yeah… (awkward silence). Oh right, this lesson is all about small talk in German. So if you want to get rid of those awkward silences, stay tuned for all the small talk…

VANESSAJetzt tanzen die Frau. Wieso tanzen sie?(Now the woman dances. Why is she dancing?) DENISAEs heißt: Jetzt tanzt die Frau.(It’s called: Now the woman dances.) Not sure about the verb conjugations in German? That’s not a problem anymore. In this lesson we’ll show you how to use the verb conjugations in German in the present…

Today, we’re going to talk about the subject, without which the world would look like this. No joy. No emotions. No color. We say: Es werde Farbe! (Let there be color!) There! That’s much better! In this lesson, you will learn the basic colors in German. Make sure to pay attention because in the end,…

VANESSAIch bin so krank. Welcher Tag ist heute überhaupt?(I’m so sick. What day is it today anyway?) DENISADu Arme. Heute ist Dienstag.(You poor thing. Today is Tuesday.) If you want to learn how to say all seven days of the week in German, you are at the right place at the right time. And not…

VANESSAHow do I translate “the” in German? DENISADa gibt es drei Optionen.(There are three options.) VANESSADrei?(3?) DENISAYes. Der, die and das. Komm. Ich erklär’ es dir.(Come. I’ll explain it to you.) Let’s learn the definite articles and the indefinite German articles and what the differences are in this lesson. Spring German teacher Denisa is here…

German English Ich I Du You Er / Sie / Es He / She / It Wir We Ihr You plural Sie They, formal You These are the personal pronouns German, which are important because they pretty much appear in every sentence in one way or another. Stay until the end to hear Brunhild barely…

MARTINAMeine Adresse ist Heinle Straße 1.(My address is Heinle Street 1.) VANESSAKannst du mir das bitte buchstabieren?(Can you spell that for me please?) MARTINAOh, entschuldige. Ich habe das Alphabet noch nicht gelernt.(Oh, sorry. I haven’t learned the German alphabet yet.) To not be in the same situation as Martina, let’s learn the German alphabet together….

HIPPIE GIRLA E I O U Ä Ö Û….(A E I O U Ä Ö ü) The German language has eight vowels, which can be pronounced long or short. Mixing that up can lead to severe misunderstandings. At the end of this lesson we’ll show you a great rule of thumb so that you’ll never…

DENISAVanessa, ich habe etwas Neues für dich,, um besser Deutsch zu lernen.(Vanessa, I have something new for you in order to learn German in a better way.) VANESSAEcht? Was denn?(Seriously? What is it?) DENISAEs heißt ChatGPT. Es ist ein Chatbot, der alles ändert.(It’s called ChatGPT. It’s a chatbot that changes everything.) Whether you already know…