Category Archives: Learn German

Finally, it is time to learn some more complex grammar form in German. This time we will go for German Perfect Tense (das Perfekt). Present Perfekt Tense in German is considered to be the conversational past as it is mostly … Continue reading →

In our last lesson we have covered two very important groups of German prepositions, those that require nouns in the Dative case and those that are to be used with the  Accusative case. Today we are introducing another group of … Continue reading →

In our previous lesson we have covered a complex topic of grammar cases in German. Sometimes it is tough to say when we should use the noun in a particular case but there are certain indicators which would tell you … Continue reading →

Our last few lessons were dedicated to German verbs. Today we will re-establish the balance and learn something new about the nouns and personal pronouns. As you probably have seen the lessons are becoming more complicated because we have to … Continue reading →

Last week we have discussed a very specific and complex grammar topic – German regular and irregular verbs. Today we are going to continue our talk about irregular verbs  and cover one of the most important topics – Ablaut patterns. … Continue reading →

As in English German verbs are not an easy target. They can be divided into a number of groups. However, there are two most important ones: Regular verbs Irregular verbs Till now we have mostly dealt with regular verbs that … Continue reading →

Modal verbs is a topic that can be particularly easy for English speaking people. The use of modal verbs is characteristic for all Germanic languages (and both German and English belong into this category). A modal verb is a certain … Continue reading →

With holiday season around  I believe it is time to dedicate this lesson to special wishes on beautiful occasions. We will start with Christmas and New Year wishes and will move forward trying to cover as many occasions as possible. … Continue reading →

Today we will talk about possessive pronouns in German. In German like in English each personal pronoun correlates with a certain possessive pronoun (they answer a question ‘whose?’). However, not like in English German possessive pronouns will change their form … Continue reading →

  In our previous lessons we have covered basic grammar topics, such as articles, present tenses, etc. We have even learned how to make simple sentences. And while we can say quite a few things already, and talk about ourselves … Continue reading →