If you're learning German or planning to live and work in Germany, you've probably at least once "frozen" in the middle of a sentence because you don't know whether to say "Du" or "Sie" . In English, everything is simple - everyone is you (from the queen to the neighbor). But in the German language, the persing rules include a number of nuances, and recently a lot of changes! Is Siezen officially dead? Has everyone in Germany become relaxed on "Duzen" as well? Let's dispel al

Have you ever sat down to learn German and thought: "Well, who is crazy here?" Or have you perhaps, on the other hand, experienced that "aha!" moment when you realize you understand a word perfectly because it sounds just like ours? Although at first glance it seems that German and Serbian have as much in common as sarma (typical serbian dish) and bratwurst sausage, the truth is that these two languages are actually distant cousins that have much more in common than you think

Individual vs. German group lessons - What's the right way to say "Streichholzschächtelchen" without blinking? When we decide to start learning German, it's almost like planning to climb the Alps - with all those cases, long words and the inevitable dilemma of "der, die, das", the first important decision along the way is whether we will go alone or in a group. And of course, we need to decide whether we will do it all from the comfort of our home with online classes, or in a