The most effective way to learn new words and phrases is in context. In this video, Eylin uses many examples to show how this works.

Sebastian is annoyed, because all the housework seems to be left to him these days, and Nico seems to be the only one helping him. Didn't they have a cleaning rota?

Sam turns out to be a late sleeper, and the girls are a little surprised by his pajamas!

The theme song for the movie Das schönste Mädchen der Welt is performed by LEA and Cyril, who also acts in the movie. When you're in love, you stop acting rationally—that's exactly what this song is about.

It won't be long now before fall. As summer draws to a close, it's time to take stock: How satisfied have people been with the summer?

Eylin tells us about some of her friends and acquaintances. In doing so, she introduces us to some really useful vocabulary for describing people's character.

Inge's boyfriend, Jacques, seems to be leading a double life. Why else would he be creating a dating profile under the name Milan on the internet?

This part focuses on chess strategy and the different phases of the game. What should you pay attention to in the opening? What mistakes should you avoid?

This song by the pop-rock band Juli is about the end of summer and is both upbeat and melancholy at the same time.

In this video, Federico shows us how to make a Holstein cucumber salad. It's very quick and easy!

Sascha and Anna allow Sam to stay with them after all. Suddenly, just as they are all about to go out and party together, the doorbell rings...

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

Selma's father, Ibrahim, and his colleague are discussing the problems with their boss, when suddenly a completely different problem arises!

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

Sebastian has been given a photography assignment and wants to take pictures of men in women's jobs and women in men's jobs. But that's not so easy. What is typically male or typically female? That's the topic of Nina and Sebastian's discussion.