This is a translation of the article “Ein überzeugendes Anschreiben verfassen”. If you want to learn German even faster, we recommend you to read the German-language version. Even though more and more applications are being submitted electronically in Germany, most… Read More »Drafting a convincing cover letter (Job search in Germany, part 3)
your future employer. Here we show you how to write a convincing resume in German and what you should pay attention to.
What’s in my kitchen? What do I cook, bake and fry my food with? Do you already know?
Looking for a job in Germany is not easy, even for Germans. In this unit, we’ll show you how to read and understand job ads.
Larissa is new to Frankfurt. Her friend Anna has been living there for a while. Now Larissa wants to meet Anna again after a long time and arranges to meet her via Messenger.
Friday is cleaning day in the shared flat. Carlos is supposed to clean the bathroom and toilet today – but how does he do it?
Being and staying healthy is important, but if you do catch an illness, good advice is very helpful. So let’s improve our German a bit more with the topic “Advice against being sick”.
A visit to the doctor is not nice. Especially not if you’re in pain like Lena. Her doctor, Dr. Herrmann, asks Lena how she feels.
What to do if you are sick, in pain or not feeling well in Germany? You call in sick at work and go to the doctor. But how do you report sick? And how do you make an appointment with the doctor? You will learn this with the following exercise!
What are the names of the objects and devices in the office in German? And where are they located? In this unit for beginners in German, we will not only learn many new words, let’s also learn to describe their locations. Explore the office and learn about the numerous items there!
