A very common verb you use all the time is this "to know". The problem is in German we have two different verbs for "to know". In this video you will learn when you have to use "kennen" and when to use "wissen". The difference between "kennen" & "wissen" and when to use which.
A common problem for German learners are these two A2 level prepositions: "aus" & "von". In this video you will learn the difference between "aus" & "von", in which situations you can use which one and lots of example sentences to help you better understand these two common used German...
In this video I will clarify 10 very common misunderstandings that German language learners of any level might still struggle with. None of which are about difficult grammar, hard-to-spell vocab or exceptions that no one knows about. It's all about simple things that seem obvious to many...
For a lot of German learners it is sometimes confusing and not easy to decide when to use "zu" and when to use "um ... zu". In this video we want to give you a great hack which we actually found on Emanuel's blog https://yourdailygerman.com/. With two simple questions you can figure out which...
Wenn oder wann? When to use which and what do they mean exactly? In this video you will learn about those two common used German words which are specially for English speakers a problem since in English you can use the same word for them: when. But no worries you will also learn other...
In our daily life in Germany we use this "es gibt" expression quite a lot. The problem is that you can not always translate it the same way and it is actually referring to the existence of something and not the location. More details and lots of examples for statements and questions you will...
In this German B1 grammar lesson you will learn about relative clauses WITH prepositions. Prepositions with accusative or/and dative case and the sentence structure. Something which is actually very common used in daily life. In the beginning I will briefly explain the basics of a German relative...
Are you not sure where exactly an object is placed in a German sentence? First the accusative object and then the dative object? Or is it the other way around? And how about pronouns? In this video you will learn where to position the accusative and dative objects, nouns and pronouns. There are...
In this video you will learn how to form the perfect German question. Specially when talking to people you don't know and you need to use the formal way to talk to them, indirect questions are in spoken and written German very common used. There are a couple German grammar rules you need to...
Das FUTUR I: Learn in only 12 minutes how to talk about future in German. I will show you two different ways how to do this, but the focus in this lesson is on the German future tense called FUTUR I. You will learn everything you need to form proper sentences using this grammar.
