Jan 29, 2024
The 20 most common verbs with accusative in German
Many languages, including English, don’t feature a distinction between the accusative and dative case. But German is an exception, and...
Jan 23, 2024
Understanding ‘legen’ and ‘liegen’: Mastering German verbs
Navigating the difference between legen and liegen can be a difficult task for German learners. These verbs often lead to...
Jan 18, 2024
A list of the 15 most common German dative verbs you need to know
Distinguishing between dative verbs and accusative verbs is one of the more advanced challenges facing German language learners. Why? Because...
Dec 20, 2023
Experience life-changing language wins with Lingoda in 2024
As the year draws to a close and we prepare to welcome 2024, you might be setting up new goals...
Dec 20, 2023
Language wins: A student’s journey to her dream job in France
2024 is the year of language wins! We guide our students to conquer their language aspirations, transform their lives through...
Dec 19, 2023
A year in review: Lingoda’s Wrap-Up feature to highlight your language milestones
Every end of the year is a time to look back. As you reflect on your language learning achievements, let...
Dec 11, 2023
The 6 best German spa towns
German spa towns are more than simply places to unwind for a long weekend. The best spa towns in Germany...
Dec 11, 2023
German vs. Swedish: How close are they
If you speak German, you can probably understand a few words of Swedish. Perhaps you can even roughly guess the...
Dec 11, 2023
Mastering the times of the day in German
Throughout a typical 24-hour cycle in Germany, you will find consistent cause to refer to different times of the day...
Dec 07, 2023
How to use the nominative case in German
While not every language uses multiple grammatical cases, German has an astonishing four of them. These cases exist not to...
Dec 07, 2023
Parental leave in Germany: Your questions answered
Balancing a career and family in Germany is more manageable thanks to Germany’s relatively generous parental leave policies. Elternzeit (parental...
Dec 07, 2023
Mastering the infinitive with ‘zu’ in German
The zu infinitive clause in German is a dependent infinitive clause with no explicit subject and no conjugated verb. This...
