Instead of the German modal verb "müssen" we do have a commonly used alternative called "Infinitivsatz mit nur/nicht brauchen + zu". Sounds very complicated but it is actually not that difficult. Specially in spoken German you will hear it very often, which makes it important to know. But...
In this video you will learn about all B1 level German dative verbs. Keep in mind that you do NOT need to memorize any accusative verbs. Just focus to memorize the dative verbs since pretty much all the rest takes the accusative case (except the 4 nominative verbs). And don't forget the bonus tip...
In this German grammar lesson you will learn how to use the German conjunctions "je...desto". We will explain the grammar behind it, the sentence structure and lots of examples from easy to more complicated and longer German sentences with all kind of German grammar topics in it. And of course a...
In this video we try to answer this exact question. There are of course many factors which affect the time how long it will take you to learn German and this video will talk about those as well. You will also learn about methods and techniques, focus areas and vocabulary and grammar needed for...
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...
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 about the difference between the two German conjunctions "wenn" and "als". When and in which situation you have to choose which. I will explain you not only the temporal usage but also the conditional usage and the basics about when to translate it with "if" or...
