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Here are some phrases you’ll ACTUALLY hear during apartment viewings.

📌 Vocabulary:
• die Wohnung = apartment
• die Warmmiete = warm rent (rent + utilities)
• die Schufa-Auskunft = SCHUFA credit report
• die Mindestmietdauer = minimum rental period
• der Einzug = moving in

💡 Bonus:
Kaltmiete = base rent without utilities
Nebenkosten = additional utility costs

Save this before your next Wohnungsbesichtigung 👀

Which Germany situation should I cover next?
🏥 Doctor
🚆 Train station
🏢 Office German
🛒 Supermarket


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The brain of a German learner at 2 AM.😄

“Doch” might be one of the most German German words ever. 🇩🇪

Which usage was new for you?

What was your first “German is not easy anymore” moment? 😭🇩🇪

German really said:
“Patience is part of the language.” 😉🇩🇪

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❗️alles → allem (Dativ!)
📍with prepositions like: bei, mit, nach, von, in, trotz
More examples:
– Sie ist mit allem zufrieden
– Er rechnet mit allem
– Nach allem war ich sprachlos

The verb "verzeihen" takes the dative case, not the accusative — a common mistake!

Incorrect: Ich verzeihe dich ❌
Correct: Ich verzeihe dir ✅
(= I forgive you.)

Just like helfen, danken, and folgen, verzeihen also needs a dative object.

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🇩🇪 Did you know “ausmachen” can mean more than just “to turn off”?
➡️ Swipe through to learn 3 meanings with examples.

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🗣️ Umgangssprache! (Colloquial German!)

🔹 "Bock auf etwas haben" is a super common German slang expression that means:
👉 to feel like doing something / to be in the mood for something

✅ Examples:
– Ich hab' Bock auf Kino. (I feel like going to the movies)
– Hast du Bock auf Kaffee? (Wanna grab a coffee?)
🗣️ You can also say: Ich hab’ keinen / null Bock. (I don’t feel like it 😩)
Example: Ich habe keinen Bock auf Partys.

💬 Try using it in a sentence! What do you have "Bock" on today? Let me know in the comments. 😊

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1. To introduce themselves, greet others, and engage in simple conversations about everyday topics like family, hobbies, and interests.

2. To use fundamental German vocabulary necessary for daily interactions, including numbers, colors, days of the week, and common objects.

3. To use essential grammar structures such as verb conjugation, sentence formation, articles, and basic word order.

4. To develop the ability to understand and respond appropriately to simple spoken German, including greetings, questions, and basic instructions.

5. To familiarize themselves with basic German texts, signs, and simple instructions to enhance reading comprehension skills.

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