The Nullartikel in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

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Choosing the "right" thank you in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

In this Coffee Break German mini-episode, Thomas shares a quick and friendly guide to expressing gratitude in German. ☕🙏We’ll explore the usual Danke, along with many other options depending on the situation and if you are talking to a police officer, an old friend or your colle ...  Show more

'Viel' or 'Viele'? Talking about quantities in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

In this short episode, Thomas gives you a quick lesson on talking about quantities in German! ☕✨We’ll cover the tricky difference between viel (for uncountable nouns) and viele (for countable nouns), plus some handy related words like wenig/wenige, manche or jede Menge. You’ll he ...  Show more

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