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My mouse, my bunny, my boyfriend? It seems that Germans take pet names very literally.
The German word ‘Mensch’ will be useful to know the next time something unexpected comes your way.
This simple gymnastics move has always been a childhood favorite.
The food of dragons...or angry spouses?
'Mach’s gut' is not going to be one of the first phrases you would be taught in a German class, but it is one of the most common ways of saying goodbye between friends.
The German language is renowned for its creativity with animal phrases- especially ones about pigs. But there are more creatures to look out for.
The cost of renting is going down in some German cities including Munich, according to new research.
Have you ever been in a pickle? If so, you should definitely add this word to your vocab because “ich bin in einer Gurke” does not exist in German.
Literally translated to "pig expensive", schweineteuer is a word that could be useful next time you go shopping.
Unsure of what to say when you're out with your German friends? Here are a few words and phrases to keep you afloat throughout the night.
Beer drinkers in Germany can expect higher prices for tap and in some cases retail beer this year.
Almost everyone knows those kilos you gain over the holidays too well. But how do Germans describe them?
This phrase needs to be in your vocab if you want to shine in formal and colloquial German speech.
From calling someone the popular male name Horst to calling them a - cover the children's ears - hot shower taker, here's our list of the funniest German insults we've heard.
Only a few days until Christmas! The angelic melody and beautiful lyrics of this song will immediately tune you into the feeling of Christmas Day, as if it were here already.
If you can't wait for Christmas to arrive then this German word should be part of your vocabulary.
This German Christmas song is festive, peaceful, and wonderful to sing during Christmas time.
Everyone loves their Christmas tree. Find out how Germans celebrate this tradition.
This mouthful of a winter word is a favourite Christmas market activity.
It’s bad news for tenants across Germany as experts predict the cost of renting will continue to climb next year – and not only in big cities.
The origin of tinsel, like many Christmas traditions, takes us back to Germany.
This traditional German figure can be surprisingly controversial during Christmastime.
If you find yourself in Germany's Alpine regions during Christmas time, watch out for these horned creatures!
These beloved wooden figurines are said to be good luck and to fight away malevolent spirits from the home.
Hopefully you haven't forgotten to polish your shoes. Because today is Saint Nicholas Day!
