German technology vocabulary
Explain a simple digital task and describe a connection or file problem clearly.
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German shopping and money words
Ask about a price, choose a payment method and request proof of your purchase.
Read and practiseGerman cooking verbs
Describe kitchen actions in a useful order with concrete objects and clear verbs.
Read and practiseGerman movement verbs
Describe travel on foot or by vehicle and explain getting on, off and changing services.
Read and practiseCommon German adjectives
Describe everyday objects with useful qualities and notice where adjective endings appear.
Read and practiseUseful German opposites
Compare two objects with clear pairs such as heavy and light, full and empty.
Read and practiseGerman false friends
Check familiar-looking words against their German meaning before using them in a sentence.
Read and practiseUnderstanding German compound nouns
Break long words into useful parts and identify the noun that determines their grammar.
Read and practiseGerman noun gender suffixes
Use reliable noun endings as article clues while recognizing less reliable patterns.
Read and practiseCommon German collocations
Learn German noun–verb combinations with English meanings: ask a question, make a decision, take an exam and take your time, with practice.
Read and practiseGerman frequency words
Describe regular habits without turning flexible frequency words into invented percentages.
Read and practiseGerman quantity words
Ask about amounts and distinguish countable objects from substances or abstract quantities.
Read and practiseGerman opinion connectors
Link an opinion to a reason, example and limitation while keeping the word order clear.
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A German message saying you are late
Write a useful delay message with a brief reason, an estimated arrival and a meeting point.
Read and practiseA German invitation email
Write a complete invitation with the occasion, date, time, location and requested reply.
Read and practiseA German apology email
Acknowledge a specific mistake and offer a realistic next step in a short personal message.
Read and practiseRequesting an appointment in German
Request a meeting by explaining its purpose and giving two usable availability windows.
Read and practiseRescheduling in a German email
Move an existing appointment by identifying it clearly and offering workable alternatives.
Read and practiseA German information enquiry
Write a German course enquiry with three clear questions. Separate known details from missing information and practise polite requests and indirect questions.
Read and practiseA German complaint email
Report a specific problem with identifying details, evidence and a reasonable request for a response.
Read and practiseReplying to a German email
Respond to each question, confirm any agreement and identify the one point still unclear.
Read and practiseDescribing a picture in German
Describe a scene from overview to details while distinguishing visible facts from interpretations.
Read and practiseDescribing a person in German
Build a respectful description with appearance, activities and a supported personal impression.
Read and practiseWrite about your daily routine in German
Create a coherent account of a typical day with time expressions and recurring activities.
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