There are a few simple words and expressions in German that you can use to take part in a conversation in everyday situations. Eylin tells you what they are in this video.

Eylin introduces you to useful everyday German words, starting with some basic expressions for greeting people. The video also gives you plenty of time to repeat them at your leisure.

In this clip, Eylin teaches you even more expressions that you can use in a simple conversation. For example, you'll learn how to express astonishment or what to say when you're curious about something.

In this video, you will learn some important basic questions and answers. Have fun practicing them!

How do you approach strangers you want to get to know and introduce yourself? Eylin shows you what you can say in professional situations or at a party.

In this video, you'll learn important words and phrases for arranging to meet someone, as well as for canceling an arrangement.

Paula and Alina are hanging out together this evening and have decided to watch a movie. Now they just need to pick something they'll both enjoy.

In this clip, Eylin teaches us some important expressions for navigating an unfamiliar town. It's a good idea to practice asking for directions now so that you'll know how to do it when the time comes!

In this video, Paula offers some great tips for learning German that you can easily put into practice.

Need to see a doctor? Eylin’s got the key words and phrases you’ll want to know.

In this video, Eylin introduces important words and phrases that you need when you want to travel by bus and train in Germany.

Although we all hope that we never experience an emergency, it's good to know the most important German words for such a situation.

Do you not have time to learn German, but want to 'quickly' learn the most important German words? Then you're in the right place. In this summary, you'll learn some essential German words.

The original dream of flying fascinates Wolfgang Labudde, owner of Vierwerk GmbH, a company that manufactures light aircraft. He draws his inspiration from the flying machines of Otto Lilienthal, the pioneer and first successful aviator in human history.

The German Democratic Republic no longer exists and nostalgia ("Ostalgie") for the "good old days" may be fading out. Nevertheless, the "Trabi" is still going strong on 50 miles per gallon. Learn about the cult status that this relic of former communist East Germany has achieved. Viel Spaß!
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