German Articles

Learning German with music is a great idea for beginners as well as intermediates. In this article, we'll explore some German rock bands. Let's see what's out there!

Denglisch is what Germans call a mixture of German and English, where English words or phrases are used in German sentences. Denglisch is now a part of everyday German. Let's have a look.

Getting a haircut in a new country is not the problem. Leaving the hair salon and also feeling great about your hair is. Let's explore some German phrases for getting a haircut that won't make you look like Krusty the clown.

How do you say goodbye in German? There are a few ways, some less formal than others. Let's see when to say what!

How difficult is reading Kafka in German? Can a beginner read Kafka as their first novel? We'll answer these questions (and have a look at some text passages) in this blog post.

Learning German with Non-Fiction is a great but often neglected idea. There are some very clear advantages to non-fiction - especially when it comes to language learning

Expressing your opinion in German can be a lot of fun: Who doesn't want to discuss curious & exciting topics with native speakers? Here are 10 useful German opinion phrases, to get your views across.

Reading German philosophy in the original is hard — even for native speakers. But it doesn't have to start with Kant. Here's a learner-friendly route in: which books are actually approachable, in what order, and at what level.

Let's try saying some difficult German tongue twisters, also known as Zungenbrecher.