fromThe Local Germany1 month agoGerman word of the day: DauerDauer literally means 'duration' or 'length of time' and can be added to many German nouns to convey a sense of permanence.Germany news
fromThe Local Germany4 years agoGerman word of the day: FlanierenFlanieren is a German verb that means "to wander about aimlessly" - but with panache.Philosophy
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany1 month agoGerman word of the day: FederfuchserFederfuchser describes a bureaucratic person who meticulously upholds rules and details.
fromThe Local Germany1 month ago'Liebeskummer': How to talk about dating like a GermanUnderstanding German phrases can enhance dating conversations and better express feelings.
fromThe Local Germany1 month agoGerman phrase of the day: JWD (janz weit draussen)JWD, pronounced "Yot vee dey", stands for janz weit draussen which means "way out in the middle of nowhere" and captures urban-rural tensions.Berlin
fromThe Local Germany3 years agoFive ways to talk about the heat like a true GermanEssential German phrases for expressing heat include "Mir ist heiß" and colloquialisms like "Affenhitze".
fromThe Local Germany1 month agoGerman word of the day: Checkst du?"Checkst du?" is a common phrase in casual German conversations, particularly among younger speakers, used to ensure mutual understanding.Germany news
fromThe Local Germany1 month ago'Gute Fahrt': The essential vocab you need for driving in GermanyGermans are enthusiastic about cars, showing passion through features like acronyms, unique driving rules, and their robust automobile culture.Cars
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany3 years ago10 essential German words you'll need to know this summerSummer terminology in German often connects language with cultural and environmental aspects, enhancing communication around seasonal experiences.
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany2 months agoGerman word of the day: Zugewandt'Zugewandt' beautifully captures the essence of being supportive and attentive in interpersonal relationships.
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany2 months agoGerman word of the day: BiodeutschBiodeutsch is a discriminatory term used to differentiate between Germans with and without immigrant backgrounds, highlighting societal divisions.
fromThe Local Germany3 months agoGerman phrase of the day: Leck mich am ArschThe phrase 'Leck mich am Arsch' is a vulgar German expression equivalent to 'kiss my ass' often used in heated arguments.
fromThe Local Germany3 months agoGerman word of the day: VerpeiltThe enjoyment of the word 'verpeilt' lies in its ability to express a common human experience of feeling lost or out of it amidst a chaotic lifestyle.Germany news
fromThe Local Germany3 months agoGerman word of the day: KlappenThe word 'klappen' encompasses various meanings, notably to describe actions that produce a clapping sound, such as closing a window or chair.Germany news
fromThe Local Germany7 years agoThese things about the German language still make no sense to meGerman's use of 'laufen' for both walking and running creates confusing distinctions in movement.
fromThe Local Germany1 year agoGerman word of the day: FruhjahrsputzDas Frühjahrsputz encompasses not just cleaning but rejuvenating living spaces as seasons shift, turning deep cleaning into a cherished annual tradition.Germany news
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany2 years agoGerman word of the day: TrauerDie Trauer describes the deep emotional pain of grief in German culture, often used in the context of public mourning.