Putting up a Christmas tree is one of the better known traditions among people who celebrate the holiday. Find out how Germans carry out this tradition.
This German word, or drink, of the day is something that's popular with students. You might just find it at a festive party – but be careful if you do!
If you've ever grabbed a quick snack or glanced through a window in Germany, it's likely you've encountered today’s impressively multifunctional word.
As temperatures drop rapidly and the first frosts settle in, it’s time to learn from the locals and get ready for winter in Germany with today’s word.
As Germany brings bring back a revised version of its military service rules, the return of one tradition is already causing a stir on social media. Here’s a word that many young men in the country are about to become intimately familiar with.
Today's word should be a favourite with German learners who understand what an important role copying – and messing about – can play when it comes to learning a new language.
In today’s world, it can often feel as if more and more people are trying to rip you off – whether online or in person. Understanding this word may help you spot unfair practices and express your frustration like a native.
If you live in Germany, you may have spotted lots of these red, spotted bugs around your windows recently. They happen to have many interesting names in German.
You may find yourself searching for this German word when you want to describe how Cologne compares to Berlin, or how the city you live in now compares to the one you've come from back home.
The autumnal equinox marks the change of season in the northern hemisphere, and occurs on the 22nd of September this year. Did you know there are two German terms for this day?
This word will be far more familiar to people living in the south of Germany, rather than the north. It’s a crucial bit of vocabulary for anyone who finds it a struggle to make it from lunch to supper without a little extra something.
August may be coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to pack away your shorts and t-shirts just yet. The fact that this German word exists means there’s still hope for some weeks of warm and pleasant weather.
Whether you can picture something in your mind's eye or are meeting a new acquaintance for the first time, this German word has several useful meanings you'll want to know.
It’s August and the social media feeds are full of images of beautiful people sipping expensive drinks on perfect beaches. Here’s a German word to help you make sense of the green-eyed monster – and maybe even bring it to heel!
