Fast German

#37: In Episode 2 of Fast German - In the News, we've taken key words that have appeared in the news recently and translated them into German for you. For more future episodes and other types of German lessons, please subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli) and follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli).

In Episode 1 of Fast German - In the News, we've taken key words that have appeared in the news recently and translated them into German for you. For more future episodes and other types of German lessons, please subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli) and follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli).

In this Fast German lesson from Speaksli.com, you'll learn how to talk about some common New Year's Resolutions in German. To keep up to date with all of our German language videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli), and follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/SpeaksliLanguageLearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli).

In Cool German Phrases 2 from Speaksli, you'll learn a bunch of German phrases that contain the word "no." Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos (http://youtube.com/speaksli). You can also follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/SpeaksliLanguageLearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli) for more updates.

We just found this lesson in the archives from last December and decided to finish it and launch it. The voices are a little quirky but you'll learn some great German vocabulary words and phrases related to the holiday season and Christmas. We'll try to do "culture videos" on other global holidays soon! For more German videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli). You can also follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/SpeaksliLanguageLearning) and on Twitter (http://twitter.com/Speaksli).

In this Fast German lesson, you'll learn some pretty random but cool German phrases. We're going to try to produce these from time to time to help you practice your German, so please subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli), follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning), and follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli). Bis bald!

This is the first of 4 videos in the series called 100 Top German Verbs. In this video, you'll learn the first 25 of the most commonly used German verbs by hearing them used in a sentence. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified of the next 3 videos completing the series (http://youtube.com/speaksli). You can also follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli) and like us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning). Here are the sentences for you to review: I'd like to offer you a job. Ich möchte Ihnen eine Stelle anbieten. Shall we begin? Sollen wir anfangen? I want to watch the movie. Ich will den Film ansehen. We are working. Wir arbeiten. She wants to look younger. Sie will jünger aussehen. What does that mean? Was bedeutet das? When do the holidays begin? Wann beginnen die Ferien? What will you have (get)? Was bekommst du? She will pass the next exam. Sie wird die nächste Prüfung bestehen. It does not concern me. Es betrifft mich nicht. They have nothing to offer. Sie haben nichts zu bieten. The parts make up the whole. Die Teile bilden ein Ganzes. Stay cool. Bleib cool. I need suntan oil. Ich brauche Sonnenöl. Bring wine. Bring Wein. A world map shows all countries. Eine Weltkarte stellt alle Länder dar. I will think about it. Ich werde daran denken. You must not park here. Sie dürfen hier nicht parken. The map corresponds to a location. Die Karte entspricht einem Ort . This creates new markets. Dadurch entstehen neue Märkte. Can you develop this film? Könnten Sie diesen Film entwickeln? The figures add up to two hundred. Die Zahlen ergeben zweihundert. I received your message. Ich habe Ihre Nachricht erhalten. I remember! Ich erinnere mich. Now I recognize you! Jetzt erkenne ich Sie! Copyright 2014 Speaksli.

In this second lesson in the Groovy Verbs series from Speaksli.com, you'll learn a bunch of verbs that start with the letter B. We call them "groovy" because they are pretty easy to remember and highly useful. Hope you enjoy learning these German verbs! It may take a while, but we're hand-picking interesting verbs starting with each letter of the alphabet so please stay tuned for more groovy verbs... Subscribe to our YouTube channel to receive notifications on new videos. You can also follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli).

In this Fast German lesson from Speaksli.com, you'll learn a bunch of verbs that start with the letter A. We've called this the Groovy Verbs series because the verbs are both easy to remember and highly useful. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get the latest video releases, and follow us on Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli). Bis bald!

In this Fast German lesson from Speaksli.com, Food and Drinks, you'll learn many useful German phrases related to being in a restaurant or bar, plus a ton of useful German vocabulary related to food and drinks. To watch more videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel (http://youtube.com/speaksli). You can also follow us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/speaksli) and Facebook (http://facebook.com/speakslilanguagelearning).