Mille Grazie! The Italian courses of Berlino Schule Mille Grazie! That’s what non-Italians say when they thank someone. Do you know that the right expression is “Grazie mille!”? Never heard of it?! Really?! Then you should definitely start studying Italian. Berlino Schule offers private and group classes. 1 – Private classes live in Berlin or […]
Are you working in Germany in a restaurant, hotel or in other accommodation facilities and you need the right vocabulary to communicate with your customers? If that is the case, you absolutely need to attend our German online course for tourism! Berlino Schule German online course for tourism is tailored to those who work in […]
There are many factors to consider when declining German adjectives – But don’t panic! Berlino Schule is here to help you Gute, guten, gutes, guter… do you ever find yourself wondering why the same adjective comes in so many forms? Adjectives are useful tools in a language since they can enrich a text or a […]
In this article we will illustrate the most common German prepositions of time and place German prepositions can be quite confusing when one first approaches them. Practice usually helps grasping the differences among them but, for the moment, we will try to explain this topic as easy as possible, so that you can immediately start […]
What is the Perfekt and how do we build it? Here we try to sum up everything you need to know about this tense. The Perfekt, just like the Präteritum, is used to talk about something that happened in the past. In fact, the Perfekt and the Präteritum are often used interchangeably. You could say […]
Building the German Perfekt with modal verbs: the double infinitive “I had to say my name”… Would you know how to translate this sentence into German? If the answer is no, you may want to keep reading this article. Sure, you can use the Präteritum and say “Ich wollte meinen Namen sagen”, but what if […]
Here is a guide to when and how to use the Konjunktiv II in German. Learn and start practicing with us. Are you struggling to build sentences using the German Subjunktiv II? Don’t worry, we have got you covered. In this article we will teach you when to use the Konjunktiv II and how to […]
To “zu” or not to “zu”? That is the question – An explanation of German infinitive clauses (Infinitivsätze) A lot of German learners have some trouble using the infinitive when they build sentences. Either they put “zu” where it is not needed, or they forget to put it in a sentence where it is necessary. […]
Berlino Schule offers German courses for doctors and nurses for all levels from A1.1 to C1 Are you a doctor or nurse who wants to move to Germany but does not know German? Or do you live in Germany and you are looking for a German course to work in a hospital? You have a […]