Yuna happens to drop in at the grocery store where Nevin is working. And she’s just in time, since Nevin needs help figuring out the names of the vegetables.

The grocery store where Nevin works is about to open for the day, but she’s having trouble remembering the German names for all the vegetables—and her boss is getting impatient...

Twenty-three-year-old Nevin has recently arrived in Germany and needs to visit the employment office. Here, she takes the local bus for the first time.

Learn about various means of public transportation in Berlin. Gute Fahrt und viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen!

Diane and Franca take us through the basics of the verb machen, which in this video has been translated as "to do." Depending on the context, machen could also mean "to make." Try it out both ways and viel Spaß beim Lernen!

Learn the extremities of the upper body in German with Loredana.

Who doesn’t wish for a big brother that answers all the questions one might have? Well, Piggeldy has one. In this episode Frederick explains to Piggeldy what “silence” is.

Lydia explains patiently and slowly how to tell the time in German. Have fun!

Giada gives great tips about nonverbal communication in Germany. This is essential to know because there are clear differences in body language compared to other countries.

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, has a lot to offer. It's no wonder that it's one of Europe's most popular cities. The fantastic buildings of Antoni Gaudí alone make it worth visiting this radiant city by the sea.

When speaking German, when do you use "du" and when should you use "Sie"? And what does punctuality have to do with politeness? Giada explains.

This advertisement for Mercedes-Benz features Tennis player Roger Federer.

Selma's family has invited Yara and Nico for dinner. Nico tries to prepare by learning the Syrian rules of etiquette, which unfortunately doesn't quite work out.

What's the deal with "the dead grandmother?" Max and Tarek clarify the situation regarding Nico and Inge.

In this video, Giada discusses three classic mistakes beginners make when speaking German.