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We will show you what the modal verbs in German are, and how to use them to show your desire in the most appropriate way. Get to know more about German modal verbs.

Want to learn German for free? Here are all the details regarding learning German for free and the misconceptions beginners have regarding the German language.

We will explore 18 easy and interesting German proverbs that will help you improve your German vocabulary and enable you to understand German conversations easily.

We explore 35 English words from the German language that can help you learn German quickly. The words will help you understand German movies, songs, TV shows, etc.

Here we will explore some simple yet sweet ways to wish happy birthday in German. You can use these German phrases to wish your loved ones and party just like natives do.

In this guide, you will discuss seven ways to conjugate sein in German and how to use sein in German with examples.

We will explore 16 different ways to say thank you in German. These ways are effective to show gratitude towards your loved ones, friends, family, and the people who do you a favor.

Cebuano, Basque and Maltese are just some of the unique languages italki offers classes in. Some people let a seeming lack of language learning resources stop them from accessing these beautiful languages and the countries and cultures that they belong to, but you don’t have to be one of them! Here’s how… How many languages? […]

How do you show appreciation to someone who has done something kind to you? You say thank you or thanks! And in Chinese? It’s xièxie!

English slang is cool, but you know what’s cooler? Learning Colombian slang! Start sounding like a native speaker; add words like llave, qué mas, and filo to your vocabulary!

Adjectives add color to language. They can make a simple sentence sound more interesting. In Spanish, adjectives are used to describe nouns.

How do you know the correct Spanish demonstrative pronoun to use in a sentence? When do you use “ese,” “este,” and “aquel”? All of these are demonstrative pronouns in Spanish.

“Pero” is one of the most popular ways of saying “but” in Spanish. Several other words translate depending on the context in which they are used, including sino.

Señorita Is often used for younger women, while señora is used when referring to an older woman. Both are Spanish courtesy titles given to women.