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Did you know that we have a youtube channel with learning videos? Often times, our students asks us about specific words or need help with pronunciation or grammar. Check out our Youtube channel!

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Here’s a little learning tip for your next subway ride or the waiting room in the Bürgeramt. Instead of checking the newest click bait or Instagram story of a famous kitty, let’s invest a little screen time in learning German vocabulary with free Flashcard apps. We tried out some free apps and here’s our recommendation for you.

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There are many platforms which offer language exchange in Berlin, but a lot of them are more interested in selling their commercial services than actually connecting people. We’d like to help you find your way through the jungle of organizations and companies – so here’s our list for anyone who’s looking for a tandem partner or for language exchange events to improve their speaking skills.

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Love it or hate it: Our good old German Grammar!
To make Grammar practice less painful – we have summarized our top 5 Grammar Websites for you.
Give it a try and check out the following website. For some of you, the links might be long awaited help!
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Some of you are maybe interested in German history and wondered about the Vietnamese community in Germany. The reasons and implications of the North Vietnamese migration are quite well-known for people in the East and many of you might have read something about it.

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Gone are the days when graphic novels were for kids only. They bring us a wonderful combination of visual art and text which might be just what you need if long texts in German intimidate or bore you. Ignite your passion for reading in German with the help of illustrations.

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Hanno has been taking part in a book club for more than a year now. The book club which meets once per week currently discusses „Männerphantasien“ (male phantasies) by German cultural theorist and writer Klaus Theweleit. The book is quite long and not always easy to digest, but highly recommended for everyone who wants to dig a little bit deeper into German culture, parting from a feminist perspective.

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This time, we’d like to go way back:
While most of the books and podcast tips we share are up-to-date or the latest releases, we thought we’d travel back in time – for the nostalgia. Let’s take you back to the nineties and talk about this gem among the young adult books – and no, not everything was trashy back then. 🙂
Find out more about Vu’s reading tip.

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