In most German textbooks you will learn about "Adjektivdeklination" for definite and indefinite articles. But what about "Possessivartikel" & "Negativartikel"? Do they follow the indefinite or the definite article rules? It's actually a mix and you will find out in this German B1.1 grammar lesson a...

The 3 German conjunctions "bevor", "während" and "nachdem" are very important if you want to tell for example your partner 'how your day was' or in general if you want to talk about 'events'. More specifically you will use them when you have 2 events and you want to explain if something happened be...

In this A1 level German grammar video you can follow along with me, when I analyze a short A1 level text about a couple going to Italy on vacation. The focus is on ALL A1 prepositions. This means I will explain each and every preposition in this text (and there are a lot 😉). Why some take the accus...

In this 2nd part of our 3-part series about "Indefinitpronomen" you will learn each and everything about those indefinite pronouns, which can be used for people & things. It is a long video, since there is lots to unpack... sorry!🙃 And it is long, because you will not only learn about "alle", "eini...

Indefinitpronomen: The German indefinite pronouns, like for example "man", "jemand", "alles" or "etwas" and many more, are often a challenge for most German learners. In this video series we try to break down all German "Indefinitpronomen", starting with the pronouns for people and things. You will...

Ever wondered what those German abbreviations mean? In this video will learn about the most important German abbreviations for written German. You will learn what they mean, when you can use them together with useful examples sentences for your everyday life in Germany.

Almost 25% of all German verbs from A1 to B1 level are separable verb (trennbare Verben). And since they play an important role, you can learn the Top 50 German separable verbs right in this video. Take a pen and a piece of paper and write along with me, make your own list and afterwards make your ...

If you want to express an intention, a purpose or a goal in German, you have several options. In A1 level you learn about the conjunction "weil" which answers the question 'why'. But in order to level up your German in B1 level you learn about 3 other ways to answer this question. In this video you...

The German language has lots of different relative clauses which are not only commonly used, but will also make your life easier once you know how to use them. In this German grammar lesson you will learn about 2 relative pronouns, 'was' & 'wo', which are both much easier to use, than the 'normal' ...

The useful and commonly used German conjunction "nachdem" is kind of special, because you need to use different tenses in the main and the subordinate clause. This can be Plusquamperfekt, Perfekt or Präteritum. In this video you will learn all the different situations when and how to use this "Konj...