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The Iceberg of German Fluency, Part 3: Conquering B1

Welcome to the third lesson in my series, “The Iceberg of German Fluency.” In this series, we’re taking a deep dive into the six levels of German learning, from A1 to C2, to uncover what you need t...

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80 Jahre nach dem Tag der Befreiung: Lernen, erinnern, verstehen

Am 8. Mai 2025 jährt sich zum 80. Mal das Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs in Europa. In Deutschland wird dieser Tag als “Tag der Befreiung” bezeichnet, während er in den USA als “Victory in Europe Day”...

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Frühling in Deutschland: Vokabeln, Natur und Kultur

Der Winter ist vorbei, die Tage werden länger und überall beginnt es zu blühen – es ist Frühling! Diese Jahreszeit bringt nicht nur wärmeres Wetter und farbenfrohe Blumen, sondern auch neue Vokabel...

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Spargelzeit: Warum Deutschland verrückt nach Spargel ist

Wenn der Frühling in Deutschland beginnt, gibt es ein ganz besonderes kulinarisches Ereignis, das viele Deutsche sehnsüchtig erwarten: die Spargelzeit. Zwischen April und Juni dreht sich in vielen ...

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Abendessen bei Lina | Discovering Deutschland Ep. 11

In this heartwarming episode, Bruce, Jason, and Richard are invited to Lina’s apartment for a traditional German dinner. What starts as a confusing entrance through a Berliner apartment buzzer syst...

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The Iceberg of German Fluency, Part 2: Conquering A2

Welcome to the second lesson in my series, “The Iceberg of German Fluency.” In this series, we’re uncovering the six levels of German learning, from A1 to C2, and exploring what you need to know at...

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7 Books Every German Learner Needs

Whether you are just starting your German learning journey or you are neck deep in the uncertain waters of the Konjunktiv 2, you will need some books to help you along your way. Today I am going to...

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6 Mind-Blowing German Idioms You NEED to Know! - B1 German Phrases

Some German phrases don’t really make sense at face value. These kinds of phrases are called idiomatic expressions. They are called that because the word “idiom” comes from the Greek word “idioma,”...

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German Body Parts Vocabulary: Learn with “Kopf, Schulter, Knie und Fuß”

Learning body parts in German is a great way to expand your vocabulary and have a little fun at the same time. One of the easiest (and catchiest) ways to remember them is with the German version of...

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Jenna Ortega’s German in Wednesday: Explained & Corrected

What You’ll Learn in This Lesson

✅ Pronounce long German compounds like Kakaobohnen and Schönfärberei
✅ Tackle tricky consonants and vowel combinations
✅ Understand the dry humor through cultural co...

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Quick German Grammar Answers: Your FAQs Explained

Today’s post is a bit different from my usual content. Instead of diving deep into one topic, I’m answering a handful of frequently asked grammar questions I’ve seen in the comments on my videos. T...

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The American Pledge of Allegiance in German

The Pledge of Allegiance is a daily recitation for many students and citizens in the United States. It’s a short but powerful statement of loyalty to the country, often said while standing, facing ...

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