What do Germans have to say about this thing called “life”? I want to share some German quotes of famous german-speaking people with you, enjoy reading and learning some new words at the same time :) 1. Das Schönste, was wir erleben können, ist das Geheimnisvolle. The most beautiful thing we can experience is mystery. (Albert Einstein) 2. Ist das … Read More
German vocabulary list: Doctor Who
A Doctor Who themed vocabulary list German – English. Enjoy, and let me know if you want me to add something :) das Raumschiff = spaceship die Zeitmaschine = time machine der Außerirdische = alien unsterblich = immortal die Zeitreise = time travel die Vergangenheit = past die Gegenwart = present die Zukunft = future übernatürlich = supernatural geheimnisvoll = … Read More
Idioms in German: Frosch im Hals
“Ich hab’ einen Frosch im Hals!”
Halloween-Umfrage & Quiz
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German expressions of the week
Here are the German expressions of the past week with Audio. Enjoy :) mit Ach und Krach – by the skin of one’s teeth/with great difficulty Mir ist kalt. – I’m cold. Ach du meine Güte! – Oh my goodness! Ich bin beschäftigt. – I’m busy.
Dein letztes Wochenende
Practise German by answering some questions about your last weekend :) Loading…
German abbreviations you’ll never find in a textbook
In German, you can abbreviate everything. Even not so long words. And Germans are really crazy about shortening words, even though a lot of Germans also find this really annoying ;) But neverthless, you will hear a lot of these strange words when you spend some time in Germany or speak with Germans…so here are some common abbreviations, most of … Read More
5 German expressions with “Film”
1. in einen Film gehen: go to a movie 2. einen Filmriss haben: to go blank, have a mental blackout 3. im falschen Film sein: to be in the wrong movie (= feel like you’re in the wrong place) 4. einen Film drehen: to shoot a film 5. der Filmemacher: (the) movie maker
How to name animals in German
See how Waschbär, Faultier, Schildkröte & Co. got their names ;)
5 German expressions & phrases: “to relax”
Das Wochenende steht vor der Tür (the weekend is just around the corner)! What do you do at weekends? That’s right – you relax! If you can. Here are some ways to express relaxation in German: 1. abschalten: to unwind “Füße hochlegen und einfach mal abschalten!” 2. sich ausruhen: to rest “Ich ruhe mich heute mal aus.” 3. chillen: to … Read More