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German is more phonetically compatible language than English. This means that the German words almost always sound like the spell- with consistent sounds for...

When you travel to any German-speaking countries, you’ll find that the words and phrases you use most frequently will be the common German greetings...

In this post, you will learn German Numbers (Deutsche Zählen) and how you can pronounce the numbers up to 999,999. You don’t need to learn...

The German alphabet is more or less like English. They have only four more letters (Ä, Ö, Ü and ß). One problem you encounter...

In this blog we are looking at German vocabulary related to clothes. Below are 3 tables which split the vocabulary into masculine ‘der’ words,...

The German words for many parts of the body are similar or identical to English: der Arm, die Hand, der Finger, das Haar, das...

Learning or Practising German Language? or your tutor asked you to write about your family, or you can say you need to write an...

Hallo Leute, the world wants to know about you, and it wants to be told in German. These  sentences will give you the boost...

In this post, we listed 100 commonly used German verbs (Deutsche Verben) alphabetically. All these verbs are really useful and used in daily conversation....

This post is about Introducing Yourself and Your Friends in German (Deutsch). As in Meeting and greeting often requires introductions. Your friends may want...