💡 German Words That Don’t Exist in English (And Why You’ll Love Them)
Feelings, Situations, and Sighs You Never Knew Had Names Ever felt something so specific that…
Category: Vocabulary
The Vocabulary category is a vital part of the Fluent in Deutsch blog, designed to help learners of all levels expand their German vocabulary. Having a strong vocabulary is essential for effective communication in German, and it can also be a significant confidence booster for language learners.
🤔 The Curious Case of “doch”: One Word, 10 Meanings
The Most German Word You’ll Ever Meet If you’ve ever spoken to a native German…
đź’¬ What Germans Text vs What Textbooks Teach: WhatsApp German for Real Life
So you’ve learned “Wie geht es dir?” and “Ich habe Hunger.”But then a German friend…
🤯 English Idioms That Make No Sense in German — and What to Say Instead
Learning a new language isn’t just about grammar and vocabulary — it’s also about knowing…
đź’» Learning German for Tech: Must-Know Vocabulary for Developers and IT Professionals
So, you’re working in tech 👨‍💻 and either living in Germany or collaborating with German…
The Top 50 Most Confusing False Friends Between English and German
If you’re learning German as an English speaker, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of stumbling…
German for Doctors/Nurses Intermediate Survival (B1–B2) Reading Reading Practice Tips for Beginners (A1–A2) Vocabulary
📖 Ein Besuch beim Arzt (A2–B1 Reading Practice)
In Deutschland ist es wichtig, einen Hausarzt (general practitioner) zu haben. Heute begleiten wir Tobias,…
📖 Im Supermarkt (A2–B1 Reading Practice)
đź›’ Der Einkauf Es ist Dienstagnachmittag. Lisa kommt von der Arbeit nach Hause. Sie merkt:…
📖 Ein Wochenende auf dem Land (A2–B1 Reading Practice)
Willkommen zu einer neuen LeseĂĽbung! Heute begleiten wir Max und Julia auf einen Kurztrip aufs…
Complete C2 German Vocabulary List (Highly Advanced)
🌎 Philosophical, Legal & Theoretical Concepts German English die Ambivalenz ambivalence die Kausalität causality die…