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German Conditional Tense
Technically, the German conditional tense is a subjunctive mood, not tense. That means it refers to wishes or unreal situations,…
Emotions in German: 141 Words and Phrases
German can be a wonderfully expressive language. To help you fully express yourself, we’ve put together a list of useful…
100 Most Common German Words
The German language includes hundreds of thousands of words (or millions, depending on how you count them). But, why don’t…
6 German Grammar Rules for Beginners
It’s important to see grammar as the nuts and bolts of any language. It may not sound as exciting as…
How to Learn German Grammar: 10 Simple Techniques
When we’re learning German grammar, we want to zip through it so we can get where we’re going: German fluency…
How to Say “I Miss You” in German
No matter what language you use, it’s essential to know how to express your yearning for someone’s presence, and for…
The Guide to German Auxiliary Verbs
There are many types of German verbs. Auxiliary verbs are an important part of speech in both German and English.…
12 German Modal Particles
Some of the trickiest words to master in German are Modalpartikeln (modal particles). Modal particles usually have other meanings in…
