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Repeat after me!

What´s the perfect language learning tool? Across cultures, the traditional answer to this has always been: Nursery Rhymes.

They may seem childish but some of the same techniques are used in online language courses today!

See how repeating after me can help you with your English language skills.

Repeat after me! - Logos - Sprachinstitut What´s the perfect language learning tool? Across cultures, the traditional answer to this has always been: Nursery Rhymes. Hoppe hoppe Reiter, Wenn er fällt dann schreit er… or Row row row your boat Gently down the stream Merrily merrily merrily merrily, Life is but a dream… As all carers all...

If you have worked with Americans in the past, or if you have even watched American television, you have probably heard the phrase ‘time is money.’ But how important is this phrase in American business culture?

Logos Sprachinstitut takes a look at how this phrase is at the heart of American Business Culture.

Working with American Business Culture - Logos - Sprachinstitut If you have worked with Americans in the past, or if you have even watched American television, you have probably heard the phrase ‘time is money.’ But how important is this phrase in American business culture? What does it really mean? Understanding American business culture isn’t as easy as ...

Have you ever wanted to try something new? Trying something new is a great way to develop yourself personally and professionally!

In English, we sometimes say “give it a shot!” What does the phrase, to give something a shot, mean? This means you will try to do it. Thankfully this has nothing to do with shooting anything or anyone, but has more to do with reaching a goal.

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Give it a shot! - Logos - Sprachinstitut Have you ever wanted to try something new? Trying something new is a great way to develop yourself personally and professionally! In English, we sometimes say “give it a shot!” What does the phrase, to give something a shot, mean? This means you will try to do it. Thankfully this has nothing to ...

The different uses of the word ‘like’ can be a little bit difficult to understand, but hopefully these tips will help you to use this word ‘like’ a native speaker in no time!

The Different Uses of "Like" - Logos - Sprachinstitut According to the Oxford English Corpus, a collection of more than two billion English texts, ‘like’ is the 54th most frequently used word in the English language. One reason for this is that ‘like’ has so many different meanings, which can be confusing for a non-native speaker. ‘Like’ ca...

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Have you ever been so busy that you've had to rush into a meeting to avoid being late? What about having had to rush into a decision?

We know how important it is to take your time in making important decisions, especially when it comes to your education or personal development.

See how we can help you make the smart decision when for your Business English training, both in-person and soon online.

Rushing to a Decision - Logos - Sprachinstitut Have you ever been so busy that you're had to rush into a meeting to avoid being late? What about having had to rush into a decision? To rush means to do something quickly or to move with haste. But when you rush into a decision, you make a decision too quickly without thinking about …

Are you having personnel or personal problems at work? ? The words sound very similar, but these two sentences have very different meanings, and only one of these words is the correct translation for the German word ‘Personal.’

Our blog post today takes a look at the differences in the two words and how you can avoid getting too "personal" at work!

Personnel and Personal Problems - Logos - Sprachinstitut What is the difference in meaning when you say ‘I am having personnel problems at the moment’ and when you say ‘I am having personal problems at the moment’? The words sound very similar, but these two sentences have very different meanings, and only one of these words is the correct transla...

In our third “Tip of the Week,” we look at another idiom that can be relevant to the FIFA World Cup: “They’re the front runners.”

See how this phrase related to Germany coming into the tournament on our blog!

The Front Runners - Tip of the Week - Logos - Sprachinstitut In our third “Tip of the Week,” we look at another idiom that can be relevant to the FIFA World Cup: “They’re the front runners.” This phrase refers to someone or a team that is expected to win, but hasn’t yet. For example, coming into the tournament, Deutschland was the favorite to win ...

Phrasal verbs are a tricky part of the English language but can be useful in many interactions. After taking a look at one example of a phrasal verb below, let us know some of your favorite phrasal verbs.

And of course, don't forget to try and use them when speaking with colleagues and friends!

Using Phrasal Verbs in Everyday English - Logos - Sprachinstitut Phrasal verbs are action words that are a combination of an action and a preposition (on, in, off, of, out, or up) and sometimes descriptive words, such as good. These types of verbs can be difficult because they vary so much from the root word’s original meaning. Take for example the word ‚pass...