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Understanding German Verb Prefixes: A Comprehensive Guide
In German, verbs with separable prefixes often surprise learners because the prefix moves to the end of the sentence. This structure can initially confuse the meaning until the entire sentence is read. Mark Twain humorously highlighted this challenge in “The…
Learn about German B1 Topics
CEFR Level Intermediate German B1 Learn about German B1 Topics CORE Languages follows the CEFR standard for teaching foreign languages. That means we are required to teach specific topics in each level. In order to make learning more manageable, we…
Learn about German A2 Topics
CEFR Level Elementary German A2 Learn about German A2 Topics CORE Languages follows the CEFR standard for teaching foreign languages. That means we are required to teach specific topics in each level. In order to make learning more manageable, we…
Learn About German A1 Topics
CEFR Level Beginner German A1 Learn about German A1 Topics CORE Languages follows the CEFR standard for teaching foreign languages. That means we are required to teach specific topics in each level. In order to make learning more manageable, we…
German Accusative And Dative Prepositions
When we talk about movement, from point A to B, we apply the Accusative case. Here’s an easy way to remember: ACtive -> ACcusative
Always ask the question, “Wohin” (where to?), when considering the accusative with these prepositions.
The difference with Dative is that we’re talking about a static situation. The question to ask here is “Wo?” (where?).
Can You Pronounce the “R” in German?
Have you always wanted to sound like a true native German speaker? One common hurdle in mastering the German accent is the pronunciation of the letter “r”. If you find yourself struggling with this, you’re in the right place. Let’s…