This video is designed to teach the German accusative prepositions while reviewing the accusative case as a whole. <b<br/>r/>

This is the 22nd video in German with Puppets Series #1. In this video, my puppets explain the difference between kennen and wissen and show some examples.

This is the 13th video in German with Puppets Series #1. In this video my puppets explain how to use the modal auxiliary "müssen" and talk about going to the bathroom.

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I explain how to use the question words "wer", "wen", and "was" (who, whom, and what).

This is video #12 in German with Puppets Series #2. In this video my puppets will teach you how to make and use gerunds (verbs used as nouns) in German.

In this video I explain the worksheet that accompanies the 6th episode of German with Puppets Series #1 about the difference between Nach Hause and Zu Hause. You can see the original video here:...

This is a list of German vocabulary about clothing and how to talk about clothing. This list directly correlates to the curriculum of the 7th chapter in our German 1 book.<b<br/>r/>

In this video I talk about a few verbs that change from -ei in the infinitive to -i in the present perfect past participle in German. <br/>

In this video I teach you how to use the present perfect (das Perfekt) with regular verbs in German. <b<b<br/>r/>r/>

This is my 7th video in my German with Puppets Series #1. In this video we teach the difference between wer, wen, and was. <b<br/>r/>

Continuing with the topic of modal auxiliaries, I am going to teach you about mögen, möchten, and wollen in this video. You can see the conjugation video mentioned in this video here:    • German Modal Auxiliary Present Tense ...  ...

In this video I wrap up our talk about irregular verbs in the present perfect tense. There are several categories left on the list and there are other verbs that don't really fit into a category. This video gives you a few examples of...

What is the best way to learn German? After hours searching the internet, reviewing products, testing different websites, listening to podcasts, watching YouTube videos, and teaching German full time for 8 years, I have finally found the...

This is the 18th video in German with Puppets Series #2. In this video my puppets explain how to use the adjectives when there isn't a der-word or an ein-word in front of it. They also review how to use the other adjectives at the end of...

Traum by Cro is a great song, but it can also teach you a lot about German grammar. I chose two topics it can teach you, but there are of course more. You can see the original song video here:    • CRO - Traum (Official Version)   <br/>

Sometimes you gotta be lazy to be productive. Watch this and you will understand what I mean.

In this video I explain how to use several verbs to tell that you are going to one place or another. This is only meant to be an introduction to those verbs and not an introduction to anything more complicated, yet. <b<br/>r/>

The influence of having a baby in the house has forced me to translate another English children's song. This one is 5 Little Monkeys. For the English version see this videoef='http://goo.gl/l4mox' target='_blank'...

This is the same list of German irregular verbs and their 3 parts (infinitive, simple past, present perfect) from the other video, but this time they are auto-tuned to make it seem more interesting. It really isn't any more interesting....

This is an updated version of one of my first videos on YouTube. I didn't like the quality and my "R's" were off. I think this version is better. In this video I simply read off the 3 principal parts of some German irregular verbs...

I decided to write a story about Krampus. Tis the season and all

One of my favorite memories from childhood is this song. I did the translation, performance and animation, but the bunny and fairy are courtesy of one of my German 2 students. The mouse was drawn by another student in the same class. I...

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I explain the inverted word order in German.

Hans is sent into town by his parents to get some groceries, but he doesn't have any money. He has to get a job to pay for the groceries. Hans applies, has an interview, and gets the job. Learn German vocabulary about applying for jobs...