Herr Antrim's Blog
Hallo, Deutschlerner. Have you encountered words like “hätte”, “würde” or “könnte”? Maybe “sei”? Have you ever seen a sentence in a newspaper that was conjugated like it should be the “ich” form of...
Another year, another goal... Is THIS finally the year you learn German? Or will it end up on your ‘Maybe Next Year’ list like you have been doing every year before?
Something always gets in the w...
In this lesson you will learn how to form your own questions in German, so you can really open up the versatility of your German skills.
Statement Word Order
Before we get into formation of que...
In this lesson you will learn some basic questions and some sample answers to those questions in German. When you are done with this lesson, you should be able to answer each of these questions and...
Did you know you can use verbs as adjectives in German? Well, in this lesson I will explain which forms of verbs can be used as adjectives and how you can use them in your own German sentences. Tod...
Ever needed to know the German word for higher, further, faster or the bestest most awesomest? By the end of this lesson, you will be able to change adjectives and adverbs in German from the origin...
In dieser Lektion werde ich euch den Komparativ und Superlativ mit Adjektiven im Deutschen beibringen. Da ich schon eine Lektion über den Komparativ und Superlativ mit Adverbien und eine Lektion üb...
If you have ever tried to describe something in German, but found you don't know what to do with the adjectives in your sentence, this lesson will straighten that mess out.
You will learn pretty m...
What would you think if you came across this sentence in German?
Wenn die, die reinwollen, die, die rauswollen, nicht rauslassen, dann können die, die rauswollen, die, die reinwollen, nicht reinlas...
Today you are going to learn how to form the German command form, also known as the imperative. This is what you use to boss people around, tell them what to do and otherwise command people to act ...
Today, we are going to get possessive. Specifically we are talking about the possessive adjectives or as they are called in German “Possessivpronomen”. These are words that are put before nouns to ...
This lesson will expose you to 62 example sentences using reflexive verbs in German. There are a variety of subjects and subject pronouns along the way to show you how each of the reflexive pronoun...
