⏰ How to Learn German in Just 30 Minutes a Day: A Realistic Study Plan for Busy People
You’re busy. Work, school, kids, emails, life. You want to learn German — but realistically, you don’t have 2 hours a day to spare. Good news: You don’t need to.…
You’re busy. Work, school, kids, emails, life. You want to learn German — but realistically, you don’t have 2 hours a day to spare. Good news: You don’t need to.…
Learning German doesn’t have to take years. With the right strategy, structure, and consistency, you can go from zero to fluent conversation level (B2) in just 6 months. Sounds ambitious?…
🌎 Philosophical, Legal & Theoretical Concepts German English die Ambivalenz ambivalence die Kausalität causality die Prämisse premise die Kontroverse controversy der Diskurs discourse die Intention intention die Legitimität legitimacy die…
🌍 Abstract Nouns & Intellectual Concepts German English die Auswirkung effect, impact die Voraussetzung prerequisite die Erkenntnis insight, realization die Einschränkung limitation die Beurteilung assessment, evaluation die Behauptung assertion, claim…
🎯 For upper-intermediate learners who want to: This list covers 400+ high-impact words in key categories that typically appear at the B2 level in exams (Goethe, TELC, ÖSD) and real…
✅ For intermediate learners ready to move beyond small talk✅ Includes verbs, nouns, adjectives, idioms & real-world phrases✅ Perfect for preparing for the Goethe-Zertifikat B1, TELC B1, or ÖSD B1…
✅ Approx. 300+ useful words organized by topic✅ Ideal for learners who’ve completed A1 and want to level up✅ Includes verbs, nouns, adjectives, and common expressions 📌 Nouns – People,…
📌 Nouns (Substantive) – People & Professions 📌 Nouns – Places 📌 Nouns – Everyday Objects 📌 Nouns – Food & Drink 📌 Nouns – Time & Weather 📌 Common…
Hallo! Ich heiße Sara. Ich bin 28 Jahre alt und komme aus Spanien. Jetzt wohne ich in Berlin. Ich lerne Deutsch, und ich finde die Sprache sehr interessant. Ich stehe…
If you’re a doctor or nurse planning to work in Germany—or you already do—you probably know this: medical German is a different language. You could pass a B2 or C1…