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In German, all nouns are masculine (der), feminine (die), neuter (das) or plural (die). On the whole you need to learn the genders individually, however there some guidelines that can help you.. Nouns that a...

Every word has a function in a sentence. Sometimes, we can take words away and the sentence still makes sense. However, at other times, some words are essential for the sentence to not sound 'odd.' Say the s...

To form the conditional tense in German, you need two parts: the auxiliary verb werden in the conditional and the infinitive. For example "Wenn ich Geld hätte, würde ich einkaufen gehen".Note: don'...

Prepositions that trigger the dative case in German are mit, nach, seit, von, zu, aus, außer, and gegenüber .

When learning German, English learners can find it rather difficult to adapt to the accent and pronunciation of particular words and sounds. Typical mistakes - 'v' sound (supposed to be pronounced as 'f') - ...