The Authentic German Learning Podcast: Deutsch lernen wie ein Baby | Learn German online | Personal Development

Like German snacks but don’t want to be rude? Just say “aller guten Dinge sind drei” before you take three! 😉 Listen and learn about this German proverb.

Learn German culture: The two protagonists of a best-selling children’s story are said to be "hinterlistig". Listen to this podcast to find out more!

Want to learn German but don't have the time? Listen to this podcast to make a huge life change with one simple step, one morning at a time.

Don’t “tuck in your tail,” be brave! The best way to learn German is to learn words in context, so I'll teach you this German idiom with lots of examples.

What does Weltanschauung mean and how is it pronounced? You'd be surprised how many people say it wrong! Listen to this podcast to improve your German.

Success is your duty! At least that's what Grant Cardone says. Let's explore the interesting philosophy presented in The 10X Rule. Listen and learn German.

If you take a break from learning German once in a while and party hard, you can say “Hier geht die Post ab!” to impress your non-German speaking friends.

“Geist” does not just mean ghost, it can mean many things! If you are learning German, you might be surprised by how very different meanings are connected.

When you are learning German, do you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset? With the former, you will have much betters chances to learn German!

Who is pulling the strings behind the scenes? 🦹 And what exactly does this phrase “die Fäden ziehen” mean? 🤔 Listen to this episode to find out!

Today, we talk about the German words “Schraubenzieher”, “Schraubendreher” and “Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher”. What do “Schraubenzieher”, “Schraubendreher” and “Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher” mean? screwdriverNoun, mHyphenationSchrau·ben·zie·her, plural: Schrau·ben·zie·her Meaning[1] tool for tightening or loosening screws Synonym[1] screwdriver (Source: Wiktionary) crosstip screwdriver, cross slot screwdriver, Phillips screwdriverNoun, mHyphenationKreuz·schlitz·schrau·ben·dre·her, plural: Kreuz·schlitz·schrau·ben·dre·her Meaning[1] Screwdriver for screws with cross slits, meaning two slits in the shape of a cross Synonym[1] Phillips screwdriver Personal Remarks It’s a long word, but it becomes easier if you break it into individual words or syllables.

Unfortunately, the “road less traveled” of personal development is taken by few people. However, by you, my listeners! 😃 Listen to this podcast now.

Would you say something if you didn't like a gift? 🎁🤔 Listen to this episode: einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul

One of the funniest — and most disgusting - German words: Durchfall! 💩 Listen to this episode to find out more — at your own risk! 🤣

How do I increase my self-confidence? And what is that anyway and where does it come from? 🤔 These questions are answered in this episode!

Who has time these days? No reason to even kill it! But what does that mean exactly? Find out in this episode!

What does “(in trauter) Zweisamkeit” mean and why is it so much better than “togetherness”? Find out in this episode!

Relationship problems? Learn how to have “relationships in real time” with this episode. Not only that: you also learn German at the same time!

Haven't you forgotten something? Then you have to get it! This episode is about the saying: "If you don't have it in your head, you have it in your legs”

⛔ STOP! Not so fast! ✋ In this episode, you'll learn all about an interesting aspect of German culture: the speed limit — and why there aren't any on the highway.

“This book will ruin your life…” What is the most important truth relevant to your life? In this episode I introduce you to a book that aims to answer exactly this question.

What does the German phrase “auf dem Laufenden sein” mean? That sounds tiring, doesn't it? 😯 Well, just ask the people who need to keep themselves updated!

Did you know that you can use “dafür” like a separable verb? Find out how in this episode!

The roots of the violence are known. In this podcast episode you will not only learn German, but also an inconvenient truth…

Learn German online every day! Denn: Ohne Fleiß kein Preis! Listen to this German learning podcast to find out the meaning.

Why? For this reason! Find out these and other meanings of the German word “deshalb” in this episode!

Reading a book is an art! So what is the smartest way to read a book? Listen to this episode and find out. This will also help you learn German online effectively!

What does the German expression “jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein” mean? Learn German online and find out in this podcast episode! The explanation will warm your heart!

What does the strange German word “womit” mean? Find out in this podcast episode. You'll be surprised at how versatile this word is!

Learn German and improve your life at the same time! Season 2 is here: Personal Development Books! Why is it so hard to get better? Find out in this episode!

No rush — Eile mit Weile. Listen to this podcast episode to find out what this German saying means.

Even the word “überrascht” sounds surprising in the German language! Listen to this podcast episode to find out everything you need to know about this word.

Frans introduces us to five simple steps to help you memorize anything you want — including German vocabulary and articles! Listen to this podcast episode to find out how you too can become a memory artist.

Letting the soul dangle? Yes, that's a German expression – and a great one at that! Listen to this podcast episode to find out more.

Dessert is often the tastiest dish of the entire meal — at least for children! Listen to this episode to find out why.

Make sure you don't make this mistake! I don't want you to make that mistake and fail. Listen to this episode if you want to successfully learn German.

Are you an early riser or a morning person? All I'm saying is: Morning Hour has gold in its mouth. You'll find out what that means in this episode.

“Vorfreude, schönste Freude” goes a German Christmas song. Listen to this podcast episode to learn more about this beautiful word.

IntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeCiao, sono Marco. Sto imparando italiano. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I’m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 28! Today, we are talking about a good combination, namely the one between self-improvement and language learning! Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartThis will be a great episode! Today we talk about a subject that is close to my heart.

German pronunciation can be difficult. Even more so if you have a frog in your throat! Listen to this podcast to find out more about this German idiom.

Schnuckiputz is one of the most beautiful German words. If you learn German, feel free to call your special someone this. Listen and find out what it means!

Well, yes and no. I know learning German grammar can be hard for some. Luckily, you don't have to learn all the grammar rules by heart. Listen and learn.

As adults we are very independent. Learn the German proverb that we proudly say after we have accomplished something on our own. Listen and practice.

For some German learners, 55 and 555 in German is difficult to pronounce. No worries, we will practice it together! Listen to this audio and repeat after me.

When learning German, it is absolutely impossible to skip any steps. Linguists have found that our brains are wired to learn German in a natural order.

Don’t just learn German, but also exercise! This way, you stay “fit like a sneaker”! Listen to this podcast episode to find out the meaning of the idiom.

Pfui! Boah! Huhu! The German language has some very funny interjections. Listen to this podcast episode and enjoy learning German.

If you correct yourself too much, it can completely sabotage the way you learn German! So don't be afraid of mistakes. Listen and find out how.

Whoever rested, rusts. So don't stop learning German and listen to this episode. When learning German, it is important to never give up!

What is a "Sprachwissenschaftler"? Listen and find out in this episode. The German language shows once again how precise it can be!