In this video, Eylin introduces verbs and nouns with the same root. What an easy way to expand your vocabulary!

Today's class is about Germany's northernmost state. How big is it compared to the others? What are its special features, and what does its coat of arms look like? Enjoy your lesson with Ms. Klimper and Alina!

In the second part of this series, Eylin tells us about two books that have always meant a lot to her.

In this video, Eylin tells you all about her bookshelf, and, in doing so, introduces you to some German prepositions. Along the way, you'll find out what she likes to read, too.

We are all very different when it comes to the way we learn. In this video, Eylin talks about various ways to study German. What is it like for you? What helps you learn effectively?

The band Sportfreunde Stiller can be seen in the video for their song "Das Geschenk" ("The Gift") hiking among the fjords, black rock, and lush green meadows through Iceland, the island of contrasts, the land of fire and ice. Both the beautiful lyrics and the music are very catchy!

What is a "pet name," and what is a "nickname"? In this video, Eylin answers these questions and gives us some more interesting insights into this topic.

What would it be like if there were fewer things we had to do and more things we got to do instead?

Sascha and Anna are really excited because Sam is supposed to be arriving at their place today. However, when the doorbell rings, they are disappointed to see that it isn't Sam after all...

What exactly are personal details and when are you required to provide them in Germany? Eylin answers these questions in this video.

Extr@ is a language education television series not unlike the sitcom Friends. In this first segment, we meet the main characters, roommates Anna and Sascha.

Sabine reports on some newsworthy events, including a new opportunity for young people in Germany and France and developments in Russia.

Wouldn't it be great if you only ever had to do what you felt like doing? In this video, you'll learn how to talk about what you feel like doing in German. Enjoy!

This edition of Yabla's "slow news" looks at events that have taken place in England, the US, Germany, and Uganda.

Covered here by the band AnnenMayKantereit, this was originally a Russian folk song that was rewritten for the 1939 movie "Es war eine rauschende Ballnacht" ("The Life and Loves of Tschaikovsky") and sung by Swedish actress and singer Zarah Leander. After World War II, Zarah Leander became an icon of the gay rights movement with her ambiguous lyrics and smoky voice.