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Basic German Suffixes Every Learner Needs to Know
Suffixes are a big part of the German language. They’re literally everywhere, so you really can’t survive without them if…
35 Most Common German Conjunctions
In grammar, a conjunction is a word that connects parts of a sentence. It enables the creation of longer, more…
Dative Pronouns in German
Dative pronouns are everywhere in German—you need them to talk about a lot of everyday topics, like asking for help…
German Grammar Guide
Need the lowdown on German grammar without being overwhelmed by all the details? This guide will walk you through all…
German Relative Pronouns
Building a basic German sentence is quite easy once you have a good lexicon. But turning a simple sentence into…
How to Say “You” in German
Unlike English, German has three different ways to say “you.” How do you know which ones to use? It depends…
German Negation Explained
The ability to express the negative is an essential step on your path to conquering German. Learn the rules of…
German Conditional Tense
Technically, the German conditional tense is a subjunctive mood, not tense. That means it refers to wishes or unreal situations,…
