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I am looking for a German course in the morning in Frankfurt – but not an intensive course, just two days a week
Want to learn German but struggle to find time? Our course in Frankfurt meets just two mornings a week—making it ideal for working professionals and parents. In very small groups, with plenty of speaking practice and structured lessons, you’ll make fast progress without disrupting your busy life.
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1:1 German Course for Children in Frankfurt: When the Intensive Class Isn’t Enough
If your child speaks little German and the German intensive class at their regular school does not provide the necessary language support, your child may feel frustrated and withdraw in class. Are you now worried about whether your child will manage at school?
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German Course for Children in Frankfurt am Main: Frequently Asked Questions (Part 2)
Learning German for children can be fun. In our courses in Frankfurt, your child will notice that after a short time they speak more confidently and use more words. Here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our German classes for children.
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Learning German: Which Is More Important – Grammar or Speaking?
Do you speak too little because your grammar isn’t perfect yet? Many German learners believe they need to master all the grammar rules first. In this article, you’ll discover why that belief actually holds them back from speaking—and how grammar and speaking really belong together.
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Where can I find a German course in Frankfurt where I can really practise speaking?
Have you already taken German courses but still don’t feel confident speaking and keep switching to English? Not every course will truly get you speaking. Here you’ll find out what a German course needs to offer – and what can change after just three months.
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German courses for children from 4 years in Frankfurt: Learn German through play, without pressure
Does your child understand German but hardly speaks? Or has just arrived in Germany and doesn’t know a single word yet? In this article you’ll find out how children from age 4 can learn German playfully and without pressure – and why now is the right time to start.
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Part Time German Course Frankfurt: Learn German Two Mornings per Week
Learning German in Frankfurt but a daily intensive course just doesn’t fit into your routine? A lot of people are in exactly the same situation. But there’s a course model that actually works really well for many learners. It might be exactly what you’ve been looking for.
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Which verbs are inseparable? Prefixes, examples and the most common mistake
Which verbs are inseparable in German? In this article you will learn the most important prefixes, typical examples and the most common mistake with inseparable verbs.
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5 Tips: How to Learn Separable Verbs Correctly?
Separable verbs are something you need to master. The earlier you start learning them, the better. In this article you will get five practical tips that will help you confidently master prefixes, meanings and typical sentence structures.
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Which verbs are separable? – Examples and the 5 most common mistakes
Separable verbs are an important part of German grammar. In this article, you will learn how to recognize them, use them correctly in sentences, and avoid common mistakes.