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47 Learn How to Use German Adjectives in Sentences

Want to learn German in a way you can finally make sense of? 👉Join the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it’s completely free and designed for real learners like you. Connect with others, join live lessons, and explore resources that actually help you move forward! You’ll also find all our courses tailored for real learners just like you. Ready for a German Course? 🤓 Start by booking a free appointment [https://bettergerman.trafft.com/]. You’ll fill out a short questionnaire, get a personalized learning plan, and do your first lesson together. Want to make steady progress? 📚 Our live courses are starting soon — check them out here [https://bettergerman.info/live-german-courses/]. 🎧 Summary In Episode 47 of the Better German Podcast, Susi keeps the momentum going with more practice on German adjectives — building directly on Episode 44 [https://bettergerman.info/44]’s vocabulary list. This episode turns theory into action: you’ll create real sentences, understand how adjectives behave in context, and pick up special German expressions such as Mir ist kalt and Ist dir kalt? Along the way, Susi shares how practice bridges the gap between knowing words and actually using them. To make it even easier, there’s a free Adjectives Practice PDF waiting for you in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — full of example sentences, tips, and space to add your own. ✨ Introduction Welcome back to another episode of the Better German Podcast! Susi Blümel opens Episode 47 with warmth and excitement — we’re getting close to Episode 50! She invites you to continue your journey with adjectives, especially if you’ve listened to Episode 44 [https://bettergerman.info/44], and reminds you that real progress comes from active use, not just memorization. If you haven’t yet, grab the Episode 44 [https://bettergerman.info/44] PDF guide on German adjectives — it contains the core vocabulary list, example sentences, and exercises you’ll keep using today. You will find it for free in the Better German community [https://bettergerman.info/community]. 🔎 Key Topics: Practicing German Adjectives * Why practicing with full sentences helps you move from knowing to speaking * How “Mach noch einen Satz!” (“Make another sentence!”) becomes your best learning tool * Common adjectives covered in this episode, including: ▫️ groß (big/tall) ▫️ klein (small) ▫️ alt (old) ▫️ jung (young) ▫️ kalt (cold) ▫️ warm (warm) ▫️ gut (good) ▫️ schlecht (bad) ▫️ schön (beautiful) ▫️ neu (new) ▫️ teuer (expensive) ▫️ billig (cheap) ▫️ laut (loud) ▫️ leise (quiet) ▫️ hell (bright) ▫️ dunkel (dark) ▫️ leicht (light/easy) ▫️ schwer (heavy/hard) ▫️ schwierig (difficult) * Examples using everyday nouns like Tisch, Ball, Mantel, Pflanze, Computer, Kind, Frau, and Zimmer * Special German sentence structures explained:  ▫️ Mir ist kalt → I’m cold (literally “To me is cold”) ▫️ Ist dir kalt? → Are you cold? * Clarifying mir vs mich without heavy grammar — focusing on real communication * Understanding why Ich bin kalt and Mir ist kalt mean different things. * Encouragement to practice and speak early, even if it’s not perfect * Free Adjectives Practice PDF Guide available inside the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] Related Episodes 🎧 Episode 8: How Much Grammar Do We Need? [https://bettergerman.info/8] Episode 27: Introduction to Parts of Speech [https://bettergerman.info/27] Episode 30: “To Be” in German [https://bettergerman.info/30] Episode 39: Conversation Practice in German [https://bettergerman.info/39] Episode 44: Learn & Describe Words in German [https://bettergerman.info/44] You May Also Like Episode 4: How to Learn German [https://bettergerman.info/4] Episode 5: Introduction to Articles [https://bettergerman.info/5] Episode 7: Your First Sentences In German [https://bettergerman.info/7] Episode 11: 7 Practical Tips for Learning German Faster [https://bettergerman.info/11] Episode 20: Easy Sentences in German [https://bettergerman.info/20] Episode 22: Introduction to German Plural [https://bettergerman.info/22] Episode 38: German Word List Family Members [https://bettergerman.info/38] Episode 40: Colors in German [https://bettergerman.info/40] Other Resources📚 * The difference between "Dir" and "Dich" [https://bettergerman.info/the-difference-between-dir-and-dich-2/] * Download the free PDF guide for this episode in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it includes all the examples used in this episode. Grab it, listen along, and start practicing! * Check out this Interactive German Movie Guide [https://bettergerman.info/movies/] with suitable TV shows and movies with subtitles in your language, so you can start using movies to learn right away! Watching German movies and TV shows is great to help you learn German. * Listen to All The Episodes Published So Far [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/index]! ✨ Join The Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community]        Think you’re “bad at languages”? You’re not—the method was just wrong. Join the Better German Community and learn German in a way that finally makes sense. 📰  Sign Up for Our Newsletter [https://bettergerman.info/newsletter]        Get Tips & Updates Straight To Your Inbox! 🌍 Explore Our Podcast Episodes [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/]       New to the podcast? Head over to our podcast homepage to find other episodes you’ll love. 💬 Come See Our Approach For Yourself [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4h9u8z2pPA]       We believe in real understanding, not just memorizing grammar rules—come see how we do in this YouTube Video. 🎓 Ready to take your German to the next level?        Click here to book your free first session [https://bettergerman.info/book] and let’s get started! Find out which course is right for you!       Whether you’re just starting or want to finally feel confident speaking German, we’ll build a personal learning path that fits you. 📲 Stay Connected and Follow Us On: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/ [https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/] * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info [https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German [https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German] * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman [https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman] * Pinterest: https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/ [https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/] ⭐ Enjoyed this episode?       If you liked what you heard, give us a review on Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-german-podcast/id1706307717] or Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/14g8a2g0IKITzp5dTAHtQs] or share it with a fellow learner!

46 Essential Words for Clothes You Should Know

👉 Want to learn German in a way that finally makes sense? Join the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it’s completely free and designed for real learners like you. Connect with others, join live lessons, and explore resources that actually help you move forward! You will also find all our courses [https://bettergerman.info/courses] tailored for real learners just like you! Ready for a German Course?🤓 Start by booking a free appointment [https://bettergerman.trafft.com/]. You’ll fill out a short questionnaire, get a personalized learning plan, and do your first lesson together. Want to make steady progress?📚 Our live courses are starting soon — check them out here [https://bettergerman.info/live-german-courses/]. Summary This episode of the Better German Podcast takes you through the essentials of German clothing vocabulary. From coats and dresses to trousers and shirts, you’ll learn the most common words, their plural forms, and some differences between clothing items in German and English. Susi applies her effective 20% Theory – 80% Practical approach, sharing examples and practice tips you can start using right away. And, to support your learning, there’s a free Clothes PDF Guide inside the free-to-join Better German community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — a space where learners connect, practice, and grow together.✨ Introduction Welcome to another episode of the Better German Podcast! In today's episode, Susi Blumel is here to help you expand your German vocabulary with a focus on clothes—everything from shirts and trousers to coats and dresses. Whether you're a total beginner or someone who wants to brush up on the basics, Susi walks you through essential nouns, explains their plural forms, and provides practical tips on how to remember and practice these words. 🔎 Key Topics: Clothes in German * Why learning clothing vocabulary helps beginners build sentences quickly * Core nouns for clothes with plurals and examples, including:  ▫️ die Kleidung (clothes – singular in German)  ▫️ das Hemd / die Hemden (shirt/shirts)  ▫️ die Bluse / die Blusen (blouse/blouses)  ▫️ das T-Shirt / die T-Shirts (T-shirt/T-shirts)  ▫️ der Pullover / die Pullover (sweater/sweaters) * Surprising differences: why some words are singular in German but plural in English * Tips on pronunciation, plurals, and repeating words to strengthen memory * Practice segment: repeat along in English and German for better recall * Free Clothes PDF Guide available inside the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] Related Episodes🎧 Episode 5: Introduction to Articles [https://bettergerman.info/5] Episode 22: Introduction to German Plural [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/episode/episode-22-introduction-to-the-german-plural] Episode 23: Practice German Plurals with Learned Words [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/episode/episode-23-practice-german-plural-with-learned-words]Episode 27: Introduction to Parts of Speech for Learning German [https://bettergerman.info/27] Episode 30: "To Be" in German [https://bettergerman.info/30] Episode 40: Colors [https://bettergerman.info/40] Episode 42: Improve Your German with Simple Sentences Using Colors [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/episode/episode-42-improve-your-german-with-simple-sentences-using-colors] You May Also Like:🎧 Episode 1: Introduction to Better German [https://bettergerman.info/1] Episode 4: How to Learn German [https://bettergerman.info/4] Episode 13: Festivals in Autumn and Winter in Austria and Germany [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/episode/episode-13-festivals-in-autumn-and-winter-in-austria-and-germany]. Episode 16: Festivals & Holidays in Austria in Winter - Part 2 [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/episode/episode-16-festivals-and-holidays-in-austria-in-winter-part-2] Other Resources📚 * Download the free PDF guide for this episode in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it includes all the examples used in this episode. Grab it, listen along, and start practicing!  * Check out this Interactive German Movie Guide [https://bettergerman.info/movies/] with suitable TV shows and movies with subtitles in your language, so you can start using movies to learn right away! Watching German movies and TV shows is great to help you learn German. * Listen to All The Episodes Published So Far [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/index]! ✨ Join The Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community]        Think you’re “bad at languages”? You’re not—the method was just wrong. Join the Better German Community and learn German in a way that finally makes sense. 📰  Sign Up for Our Newsletter [https://bettergerman.info/newsletter]        Get Tips & Updates Straight To Your Inbox! 🌍 Explore Our Podcast Episodes [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/]       New to the podcast? Head over to our podcast homepage to find other episodes you’ll love. 💬 Come See Our Approach For Yourself [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4h9u8z2pPA]       We believe in real understanding, not just memorizing grammar rules—come see how we do in this YouTube Video. 🎓 Ready to take your German to the next level?        Click here to book your free first session [https://bettergerman.info/book] and let’s get started! Find out which course is right for you!       Whether you’re just starting or want to finally feel confident speaking German, we’ll build a personal learning path that fits you. 📲 Stay Connected and Follow Us On: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/ [https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/] * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info [https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German [https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German] * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman [https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman] * Pinterest: https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/ [https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/] ⭐ Enjoyed this episode?       If you liked what you heard, give us a review on Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-german-podcast/id1706307717] or Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/14g8a2g0IKITzp5dTAHtQs] or share it with a fellow learner!

45 Learn German Verbs The Easy Way

If traditional courses leave you confused or frustrated, you'll love our approach! Join the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] - it is completely free and is all about understanding, not just memorizing—and it's made for real learners like you. Inside, you'll find an ever-growing library of resources, regular live lessons, and a space to connect with fellow learners. Ask questions, get answers, and explore all our courses [https://bettergerman.info/courses] —delivered right within the community itself. Interested in taking a course?🎓 👉 Start by booking a free appointment [https://bettergerman.trafft.com/]. You'll fill out a short questionnaire, get a personalized learning plan, and we'll do your first lesson together. Book your free appointment now! Want to finally make progress in German?🤓 Live courses are starting soon—check them out here: 👉 Better German Courses [https://bettergerman.info/live-german-courses/] Summary In this episode of Better German, host Susi Blümel explains how German verbs work in the present. She shows the simple patterns behind regular verbs and their endings, step by step, with examples like go, live, come, and play. You'll also learn tips for practicing out loud, writing verb lists, and using a free PDF worksheet to make the rules stick. By the end, you'll see that verbs in the present are easier than they seem—and you'll be ready to use them in everyday conversations with confidence. All of these resources—and more—are available in the free Better German community [https://bettergerman.info/community], a supportive space where learners connect, ask questions, and keep making progress together. Hurry up and join! Introduction Welcome to another episode of Better German! Verbs are the engine of every sentence—and in German, they don't stay the same. They change depending on who is speaking: ich, du, er/sie/es ( I, you, he, she, it). At first, this can feel confusing, but don't worry—regular verbs follow simple rules. In this episode, Susi compares how verbs change in English and German, and shares easy examples you'll recognize right away. With her step-by-step method, you'll see that learning verb endings is not only possible but actually quite fun. Key Topics 🔎 Verbs in the Present * What verbs are and why they matter in German * How German verbs change compared to English * The infinitive form with “-en” endings ( gehen, leben, arbeits ) * Common regular verbs to practice: gehen, kommen, wohnen, spielen, and more * The difference between leben (“to live”) and wohnen (“to reside”) * How to recognize and practice verb endings * Subject pronouns and their verb forms ( I go, you go, he/she/it goes… ) * Step-by-step practice with multiple verbs ( gehen, leben, kommen ) * Tips for pronunciation and daily practice * Free downloadable PDF + worksheet with exercises * Teaser for irregular verbs in upcoming episodes ( haben, sein ) * Sneak peek of the next topic: clothing vocabulary in German Related Episodes 🎧 Episode 5: Introduction to Articles [https://bettergerman.info/5] Episode 22: Introduction to German Plural [https://bettergerman.info/22] Episode 26: I, You, He, She, It...in German [https://bettergerman.info/26] Episode 27: Introduction to Parts of Speech [https://bettergerman.info/27] Episode 30: " To be"  in German [https://bettergerman.info/30] You May Also Like Episode 1: Introduction to Better German [https://bettergerman.info/1] Episode 4: How to Learn German [https://bettergerman.info/4]  Other Resources📚 * Check out this Interactive German Movie Guide [https://bettergerman.info/movies/] with suitable TV shows and movies with subtitles in your language, so you can start using movies to learn right away! Watching German movies and TV shows is great to help you learn German. * Listen to All The Episodes Published So Far [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/index]! ✨ Join The Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community]        Think you’re “bad at languages”? You’re not—the method was just wrong. Join the Better German Community and learn German in a way that finally makes sense. 📰  Sign Up for Our Newsletter [https://bettergerman.info/newsletter]        Get Tips & Updates Straight To Your Inbox! 🌍 Explore Our Podcast Episodes [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/]       New to the podcast? Head over to our podcast homepage to find other episodes you’ll love. 💬 Come See Our Approach For Yourself [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4h9u8z2pPA]       We believe in real understanding, not just memorizing grammar rules—come see how we do in this YouTube Video. 🎓 Ready to take your German to the next level?        Click here to book your free first session [https://bettergerman.info/book] and let’s get started! Find out which course is right for you!       Whether you’re just starting or want to finally feel confident speaking German, we’ll build a personal learning path that fits you. 📲 Stay Connected and Follow Us On: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/ [https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/] * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info [https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German [https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German] * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman [https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman] * Pinterest: https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/ [https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/] ⭐ Enjoyed this episode?       If you liked what you heard, give us a review on Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-german-podcast/id1706307717] or Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/14g8a2g0IKITzp5dTAHtQs] or share it with a fellow learner!

44 Describing Words in German: Small, Big, etc.

👉 Want to learn German in a way that finally makes sense? Join the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it’s completely free and designed for real learners like you. Connect with others, join live lessons, and explore resources that actually help you move forward! You will also find all our courses [https://bettergerman.info/courses] tailored for real learners just like you! Ready for a German Course?🤓 Start by booking a free appointment [https://bettergerman.trafft.com/]. You’ll fill out a short questionnaire, get a personalized learning plan, and do your first lesson together. Want to make steady progress?📚 Our live courses are starting soon — check them out here [https://bettergerman.info/live-german-courses/]. Summary Episode 44 of the Better German is a good step forward if you want to go beyond nouns and verbs and start expanding your German vocabulary. Susi shows you how to use German adjectives — words that tell you what something is like. You’ll hear 16 common examples, such as warm, cold, cheap, expensive, and more. She also explains the German names for these words, gives simple tips for saying them correctly, and helps you practice with short sentences. The free PDF guide, which you can follow along and review later, is available inside the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community], a free-to-join resource hub full of lessons, support, and more for learners! Introduction Welcome back to Better German! In today’s episode, Susi takes you into the world of adjectives—words that describe things, people, and experiences. Imagine being able to say not just “a table” but “a big table” or “a new table.” These small words change how you express yourself and make your sentences come alive. Susi also explains why Germans sometimes refer to them as Eigenschaftswörter and why mastering them is an important step in your German-learning journey. 🔎Key Topics: Adjectives in German * What adjectives are, and their role in both English and German * German terms: Adjektiv and Eigenschaftswort * Why are adjectives introduced across multiple episodes * 16 essential adjectives with examples, including:  ▫️ groß / klein (big/small) ▫️ alt / jung (old/young) ▫️ kalt / warm (cold/warm) ▫️ schlecht / gut (bad/good) ▫️ schön (beautiful/nice) ▫️ neu (new) ▫️ teuer / billig (expensive/cheap) ▫️ stark / schwach (strong/weak) ▫️ laut / leise (loud/quiet) * Pronunciation tips: how to approach the German r * Regional variations and why not to worry about perfect R sounds Related Episodes🎧 Episode 1: Introduction to Better German [https://bettergerman.info/1] Episode 4: How to Learn German [https://bettergerman.info/4] Episode 5: Introduction to Articles [https://bettergerman.info/5] Episode 7: Sentence Patterns in German [https://bettergerman.info/7] Episode 12: Learn German Words about an Office or Classroom [https://bettergerman.info/12] Episode 27: Introduction to Parts of Speech for Learning German [https://bettergerman.info/27] Other Resources📚 * Download the free PDF guide for this episode in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — it includes all the examples used. Grab it, listen along, and start practicing!  * Check out this Interactive German Movie Guide [https://bettergerman.info/movies/] with suitable TV shows and movies with subtitles in your language, so you can start using movies to learn right away! Watching German movies and TV shows is great to help you learn German. * Listen to All The Episodes Published So Far [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/index]! ✨ Join The Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community]        Think you’re “bad at languages”? You’re not—the method was just wrong. Join the Better German Community and learn German in a way that finally makes sense. 📰  Sign Up for Our Newsletter [https://bettergerman.info/newsletter]        Get Tips & Updates Straight To Your Inbox! 🌍 Explore Our Podcast Episodes [https://podcast.bettergerman.info/]       New to the podcast? Head over to our podcast homepage to find other episodes you’ll love. 💬 Come See Our Approach For Yourself [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4h9u8z2pPA]       We believe in real understanding, not just memorizing grammar rules—come see how we do in this YouTube Video. 🎓 Ready to take your German to the next level?        Click here to book your free first session [https://bettergerman.info/book] and let’s get started! Find out which course is right for you!       Whether you’re just starting or want to finally feel confident speaking German, we’ll build a personal learning path that fits you. 📲 Stay Connected and Follow Us On: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/ [https://www.instagram.com/bettergermanonline/] * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info [https://www.facebook.com/bettergerman.info] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German [https://www.youtube.com/@Better-German] * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman [https://www.tiktok.com/@susibettergerman] * Pinterest: https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/ [https://de.pinterest.com/susibettergerman/] ⭐ Enjoyed this episode?       If you liked what you heard, give us a review on Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-german-podcast/id1706307717] or Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/14g8a2g0IKITzp5dTAHtQs] or share it with a fellow learner!

43 German Numbers Made Easy

Hello! And welcome back to another episode of the Better German Podcast! In this episode, Episode 43, Susi Blumel breaks down everything you need to know about German numbers. From 1 to 100, you'll learn the patterns that make counting simple, the difference between one and one , and how to use numbers to talk about your age, the time, and even your phone number. You'll also hear where to grab a free PDF full of exercises inside the Better German community [https://bettergerman.info/community] , the perfect place to keep practicing with support. If numbers have ever tripped you up, this episode will help you feel more confident using them naturally. Thinking about a course?🤔 👉 Start with a free appointment: complete a short questionnaire, receive your personalized plan, and enjoy your first lesson with us—on the house. Enjoyed this episode?🤓 Join the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] —free for learners who want real progress! Get instant access to our growing library of resources, live lessons with Susi, and a supportive space to ask questions and stay motivated. All in one place, alongside every course [https://bettergerman.info/courses] and community resource you'll need to keep moving forward. Ready to finally make real progress in German? New live courses are starting soon. Check them out here [https://bettergerman.info/live-german-courses/] . 📚 Summary Numbers are everywhere — from catching the right train at 7:45 to saying your age. In this refreshing episode of the Better German podcast, Susi Blumel makes German numbers simple and practical. Instead of just memorizing lists, you'll practice patterns that carry you all the way to 100 and see how to put them into action when talking about time, age, or phone numbers. You'll also hear how to keep learning with free resources in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community] — plus a sneak peek at the next topics coming up! 👋Introduction Welcome to another episode of the Better German Podcast! In today's episode, host Susi Blumel—an experienced German teacher—dives into all things numbers in German. Whether you're just getting started or looking for a refresher, this episode covers how to count from 1 to 100, say your age, tell the time, and even share your phone number in German. Susi shares practical tips, clear explanations, and encourages you to practice right along with her. Plus, she mentions helpful resources like downloadable PDFs and the Better German community, where you can find more learning materials and connect with fellow German learners. Get ready for a fun, practical session that will kick your German number skills up a notch! 🔑 Key Topics Covered Counting in German ▫️ Numbers 1–100 with clear patterns (eins vs. ein, teens, twenties, thirties and beyond) ▫️ Special tips for tricky cases like sechzehn and siebzehn Numbers in Action ▫️ Say your age (Wie alt bist du? Ich bin … Jahre alt.) ▫️ Tell the time: Es ist ein Uhr, halb eins (12:30), noon, midnight, AM/PM phrases ▫️ Share phone numbers clearly, digit by digit Extra Number Know-How ▫️ Zero (null), negatives (minus), and decimals (20,5) Practice & Next Steps ▫️ Repeat after Susi and try examples yourself ▫️ Use the free PDF for extra practice ▫️ Join the Better German Community for live lessons and support ▫️ Coming up: adjectives, ordinal numbers, and dates Related episodes * Episode 1: Introduction to Better German [https://bettergerman.info/1] * Episode 4: How to Learn German [https://bettergerman.info/4] * Episode 5: Introduction to Articles [https://bettergerman.info/5] Other Resources📚 * Don’t forget to download your free PDF with all the examples from this episode—available in the Better German Community [https://bettergerman.info/community]!  * Check out this Interactive German Movie Guide [https://bettergerman.info/interactive-movie-guide/] with suitable TV shows and movies with subtitles in your language, so you can start using movies to learn right away! 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