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/>

I knew that a few people would ask for this portion of this week's 3 Minuten Deutsch episode all by itself and so I made it into a separate video.<b<br/>r/>

Irregular Present Tense Verbs - Deutsch lernen

In this video Rainer shares his experience with looking for a job in Germany. He searches online, finds some popular German job websites and eventually finds a job that fits his needs.

In this video Rainer goes through an interview with Aldi for the cashier position. They discuss popular interview questions including: Why do you want to work here? (Warum möchten Sie jetzt hier arbeiten?) What are your greatest...

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I explain what the relative pronouns are, how they are formed and how you can use them in your own German learning.

In this episode of 3 Minuten Deutsch I use a timeline to show when the different tenses in the German language are used and give examples of each tense and one ridiculous example of all tenses in one sentence. <br/>

Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse (The Princess and the Pea) - read aloud by Herr Antrim. Animated with Keynote. Some images were not created by Herr Antrim.

In this video I explain the difference between the two verbs that mean "to know" in German, kennen and wissen. This video is designed to accompany the German with Puppets video about the same topic. You can see it here:...

In this video Rainer shows you an example resume (Lebenslauf) in German and then writes his own. When you are finished watching this video you will be able to write your own resume in German.

This is the 13th video in German with Puppets Series #2. In this video my puppets explain how to use the genitive case.

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 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 goes with the German with Puppets Series #2 video about the word order rules with accusative and dative pronouns when used as direct and indirect objects.

Learn how to form the 2 versions of the passive voice in the German present tense.

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/>

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/>

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'...

Learn about the difference between the modals "dürfen" (may) and "können" (can) with examples and a debate about whether or not there is still a difference. <br/>

Howcast - Learn how to do the invisible thread on a napkin trick in this dinner table magic tricks video from Howcast.

This tiny tool is perfect for motivating students to complete tasks in a short period of time. These Timer Tops are great for fitness challenges or social activities alike, see all the ways Coach John Smith uses these timers in this...

Gameify your next fitness class with Activity Bingo. Build it out individually or with teams across a large group to get everyone active in a fun and competitive atmosphere.

In this conversation we review the topics explained in the first 19 lessons of the Beginner German with Herr Antrim series. These topics include: Pronunciation, Greetings, Farewells, du vs ihr vs Sie, Ich spreche kein Deutsch, das...

When do you use the accusative case with two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen)? When do you use the dative case? Did your teacher tell you it was about motion and non-motion? Well, that may be wrong or at the very least...