Herr Professor https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Double Your Confidence in Speaking Herr Professor’s Success Stories How’d you say in German: “How much money do you spend on holidays?”? How’d you say in German: “Do you remember me?”? Top Podcast Listeners 30-Day Book Challenge Herr Professor Advanced German for Advanced Students – Nominalisierung – Konzessivsätze How’d you say in German: “How long did your flight take?”? How’d you say in German: “How are you feeling today?”? Why you can pass B1… and still not speak Why most language advice doesn’t work for you The 15-minute habit behind 60+ languages Why speaking German can feel so uncomfortable sometimes (Psychology vs Skill) How’d you say in German: “When I’m on vacation, I disconnect from work.”? How’d you say in German: “I changed my job two months ago.”? How’d you say in German: “When did you quit your job?”? How’d you say in German: “Currently I’m working on a new project.”? How’d you say in German: “I often help my wife at home.”? How’d you say in German: “I can’t trust you if you don’t say the truth.”? How’d you say in German: “I miss my family since I’ve been living in Switzerland.”? Courses Say this to your German-speaking colleague when they start overreacting in a meeting (Auf dem Teppich bleiben) How’d you say in German: “5 years ago we moved to Switzerland.”? How’d you say in German: “I took care of the children yesterday.”? How’d you say in German: “I didn’t reply to your email because I had no time.”? Why I don’t recommend watching “Stranger Things” in German Advanced German for Advanced Students Advanced German for Advanced Students – Nominalisierung – Konzessivsätze (2) How’d you say in German: “I don’t listen to you.”? How’d you say in German: “I didn’t answer your call because I had no time.”? How’d you say in German: “I’m very well-prepared for my meeting.”? How’d you say in German: “Have you ever flown to Switzerland?”? How’d you say in German: “I spend a lot of time with my children.”? From Zero To C1 in 25 Minutes a Day German Lesson: Past Tense with the verb “sein” Dracula – Chapter 1 – Step 2 Dracula – Chapter 1 – Step 4 Dracula – Chapter 1 – Step 3 How’d you say in German: “I missed the bus.”? How’d you say in German: “You need to have a rest.”? How’d you say in German: “I prefer to work in Germany.”? Say this to your German-speaking colleague before their next business trip (Halt die Ohren steif) How’d you say in German: “I got up late yesterday because I couldn’t sleep well.”? The Writing Technique That Boosts Your Fluency Dracula – Chapter 1 – Step 1 Want to Sound More Like a Native Speaker? From A1 to Goethe C1 while working, traveling, and raising a child (Case Study: Alexandru) How’d you say in German: “When did you start to learn German?”? Say this to your German-speaking colleague when you’re starving (Kohldampf haben)