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Want to learn German for a full hour Then stay tuned Hello and welcome back to my channel My name is Maria I'm a German teacher and your language coach In this video you have the chance to learn German for a full hour and expand your vocabulary We learn many beautiful strange and funny German words all within a context of simple everyday situations If you're watching this video try repeating after me Subtitles in German are available to help you Pay close attention to your pronunciation I'm confident you'll learn a lot of new things in this video and expand your vocabulary as well Also want to improve your German Then let's get started right away Let's go By the way each vocabulary topic also comes with a free PDF You can download the free learning materials by clicking the first link below this video Enter your name and email address and you can immediately download the PDF files And we're off German is a beautiful language no matter where I am I think in German and admire so many of its words Once I was on vacation in Turkey and started thinking about the most beautiful German words Let's explore them together I'm currently on vacation in Turkey and over the past few days I've been thinking about what kind of video I could record for you here Since I've been speaking English nonstop here I've truly missed German and I've realized just how beautiful the German language actually is That's why in this video I'm showing you the 10 most beautiful German words Want to know which words they are Then definitely stay tuned Sometime you might write to me hey Maria thanks to you I passed my exam Or thanks to you I landed a great job I sincerely wish that for you from the bottom of my heart And if you don't want to miss any videos from my channel please turn this red button into gray Thank you now you've subscribed to my channel and will soon be speaking German even better This video is structured as follows First I'm going to show you a beautiful German word Then I'll explain what it means And finally I'll give you two examples using this word We'll start with the first word: gut feeling Trusting your gut means listening to your inner feelings or your inner voice You decide whether a decision feels right or wrong You rely only on your emotions and don't overthink things A gut feeling is usually spontaneous while a logical decision is planned By the way intuition can also help when learning languages Sometimes a spontaneous idea is the right one Here are two examples using this lovely word I'm going with my gut and starting a degree in Germany —it just feels right Who here is studying in Germany I've often trusted my gut instinct and it's usually led me to the right choice This is one of my personal favorite words For example I can go into town just to stroll around Then I'll pop into a few shops or stroll leisurely through the streets without any rush When someone is bummeling they are not pursuing any particular goal In this sense we use the verb bummeln in the perfect tense with the auxiliary verb sein I was just wandering around the streets Bumming around is slang and can also be used negatively to mean loitering That means doing things slowly for example working at a slow pace By the way if you waste time on something you'll forget about it And guess what That's really interesting In this sense we use the verb bummeln in the perfect tense with haben I slacked off for instance by working slowly And here are the examples I love being able to stroll leisurely through town on weekends Advent season is just around the corner Shall we stroll together through the Christmas market When was the last time you actually wandered around the city A night to celebrate Well almost When you're off work you're done with your tasks and can enjoy the rest of your day But you don’t have to necessarily celebrate or throw a party Most people just relax or do something they enjoy Thus quitting time is a reward after a long day at work By the way people also say "quit for the day" when ending work in the morning for instance after a night shift It's still quitting time That means the end of work regardless of the time of day And one more important thing You can clock out now Incidentally we don’t need an article here Wow that was a long workday Finally it’s time to go home Yesterday I left work early and met up with a friend What time do you usually finish work Word number four Gemütlichkeit Even high German words can beautiful Gemütlichkeit describes a warm welcoming atmosphere or environment where one feels at ease That place can be different for each of us For some it's cozy to relax at home on the sofa in the evening For others coziness means sitting down to dinner with the family and chatting together And here are my examples The apartment still feels a bit empty Somehow it’s missing that cozy warmth Sitting on the couch in winter with a cup of tea and my cats is pure coziness for me And what is coziness to you Word number five cuddly Do you know this word When something is cuddly it's especially cute or sweet We usually use this word when talking about animals But a stuffed toy can be cuddly too Yeah okay that's animal as well We usually consider smaller animals to be cute So one cannot say for example that this elephant is cute No but a baby elephant can already be adorable The word adorable is kind of adorable itself isn't it So and of course I've prepared some examples Gieko and Fumpa are so adorable I could cuddle them all day long I saw a cute lion cub at the zoo Does your native language have a word like that Word number six the Kuddelmuddel This playful German word means chaos or mess We're not just talking about the mess in a room or the like There can be absolute chaos in your mind too When for instance there are just too many thoughts floating around The word Kuddelmuddel itself sounds utterly like Kuddelmuddel And here are my examples Oh what a mess I really need to clean up urgently There's such a big mess in my head right now I really need to think things through Do you like that word Word number seven is cuddling It's an absolute comfort word It means to snuggle up against someone or something When you hear the word cuddling you instantly feel a warm and pleasant sensation Of course you don't have to cuddle only with a person but also cuddling with animals Popular combinations with this word include items such as cuddle socks or cuddly toys Sorry another example with my cats again but it's necessary My cats cuddle on the scratching post Yes that's indeed a scratching post I'd love to snuggle in bed all day today Who would you like to cuddle with Tag that person in the comments Word number eight Mucks be quiet little mouse Something is not just quiet but so silent ot even the smallest sound can be heard Not a sound is heard Mucks means noise and mouse silence means at one can be as quiet as a little mouse A person or animal can behave as silently as a tiny mouse Or it can be quiet as a mouse at a place So best thing now is to be quiet as Muck's little mouse so you don’t miss any of the other details either For example the students are as quiet as mice because they’re taking a test Good students At night it's as quiet as a mouse in Mucks house It's almost a little eerie Do you have an example using this word Please write it in the comments I love the word number nine The nap Whoever takes a nap gets the lucky chance to sleep a little during the day I don't usually have luck A nap typically doesn't last that long Maybe half an hour or an hour But one feels refreshed and rejuvenated afterward The word actually comes from the verb nicken which means to sleep a little A similar word is nap Just a short sleep I'm so tired but it's only noon Maybe I should take a quick nap My son is so quiet What is he doing He's taking a nap I don't want to disturb him When was your last nap I could actually use a quick nap Word number ten That is also a very beautiful word Togetherness Togetherness is essentially derived from the word loneliness Loneliness is a negative word But togetherness is very positive It means being with one's partner or spends time together with his partner Especially in couples with children there is often not much time for just the two of them And that's precisely why it's something truly special Togetherness is a genuine comfort word just like cuddling For example Many couples head to a wellness hotel on weekends to enjoy some quality time together Nice isn't it Especially after a stressful workday Spending a few hours together can be very relaxing That's a very beautiful word isn't it Is it new to you Nice right I hope you've learned a few new words from this video too In my German courses I always tell my students at they should write their own examples This way they can memorize the vocabulary much more effectively If you want to reach the C1 level—and even the C2 level—then you absolutely must expand your vocabulary If you'd like to learn German using my method feel free to sign up for one of my courses The following language levels are available to you A2 B1 B2 and C1 The A1 course is currently being developed These German courses have already helped thousands of learners and I would be truly delighted to become your German teacher Click the second link below this video select your preferred language level and we'll see you soon in the first lesson I'm looking forward to seeing you Now I'll show you some interesting words that many German learners don't understand Some of them are genuinely funny others rather strange I' m curious whether you're already familiar with these words Cheese high Do you know why I especially love German The German language is very creative If you've never heard these words before you're exactly in the right place for this video Today you'll learn a lot of new things and there's even something to laugh about And if you'd like to keep improving your German skills subscribe to my channel right away There's always plenty of vocabulary and grammar here I know you 're already good at German but would you like to get even better Join the big DeinSprachgut family now I'm glad you're with us Today I've picked seven special words for you Maybe you'll grasp their true meaning You won't be able to figure it out at first glance So stay with it no matter what Today is going to be especially exciting This video is structured as follows: first I' ll state the word then I'll explain its meaning And finally there are two examples for each term Sounds great Are you as excited as I am Now it begins The first word is Dreikäsehoch Well you're quite the little Dreikäsehoch aren't you Could it possibly be someone as tall as three pieces of cheese stacked on top of each other One might actually think so Three cheese up It actually makes sense doesn't it But the word has absolutely nothing to do with cheese Too bad really because I personally love cheese It's just a humorous term for a little child who feels and acts as if it could conquer the world and already is a proper little adult In particular children who behave very confidently— or even boldly—despite their relatively small stature Most often it's about guys The term can be used affectionately or with a touch of playful mockery For example take a look The little rascal already wants to play with the big football Maybe people are just teasing the boy a bit One more example When I was just a child five euros felt like a small fortune to me In this example the term is used neutrally even affectionately so always pay attention to the context Does your native language have such a word Please feel free to leave me a comment Word Number 2 the cheek-slapper You know what a backhander is The rolling pin I'll show you A slap Another word for it is slap The back of the hand the slap So if someone has a slap face en one means that this person has a face you'd genuinely want to slap But beware this is of course not meant literally Violence is never the answer and of course one shouldn't be handing out slaps But it's a way of saying you don't like that person or find them really annoying The term is therefore used to express at someone seems unlikable without actually referring to the person's real appearance It's important to be very careful with this word because it's not really kind and could hurt other people And that's something we certainly don't want But I just want you to understand the difficult German words too Here are two examples He really does have a face that deserves a good slap Just looking at him makes me aggressive My neighbor is incredibly annoying His smug face says it all about him And when was the last time someone truly annoyed you I hope it's been a very very long time But feel free to share your experiences in the comments Word number 3 the key child Key and child Hmm let me think for a moment A child with a key then What could that possibly mean Let me tell you A key child is a child e child who often comes home alone after kindergarten or school because their parents are at work and therefore not there It has its own key for the apartment or house Often the child must occupy itself engaging in activities until the parents return For example Lena comes home from school alone and has her own key since her parents work long hours she is considered a latchkey child And sometimes you have to cook for yourself or do your homework alone It's not that bad really Alternatively our school offers an additional afternoon supervision program for school- aged children on certain afternoons I was a latchkey kid myself once And you were you familiar with the term already Let me know in the comments Item No 4 the helicopter parent or helicopter mom Hmm helicopter mom A mother with her own helicopter—sounds great doesn't it But that's unfortunately not what it means A helicopter parent refers to a parent who excessively and overly intervenes in their child's life She hovers around her child like a helicopter constantly wanting to know what it 's doing The word illustrates that this mother is always monitoring her children and often tries to solve problems for their child even when the child might manage it alone—something that would actually benefit the child Well now it doesn't sound quite so appealing does it And it's not just helicopter moms but actual helicopter parents But there's no helicopter dad Fathers are always cool And now two examples using these terms Lisa can never play with us unless her mother is present She has a real helicopter mom Tobias has genuine helicopter parents They check his phone messages and computer several times a day They might want to give their child a bit more trust Fortunately I'm not a helicopter parent It's very important to me that Kian is independent and has his own privacy And you Could you be a helicopter parent Or do you know other helicopter parents Let me know in the comments Word number 5 The children's sausage Oh my God What on earth Sausage made from children Where on earth would you even eat something like that Who allowed something like this You can calm down It's not sausage made from children but for children The sausage may come in fun and colorful packaging or often has a childlike shape such as a laughing face Sausages in bear shapes or with various designs I have a little secret to share with you I actually enjoy eating children's sausages myself The children's sausage is not just for the little ones adults too can't resist its cute faces or funny shapes Now two examples using this term Mom could you please bring me two packs of this delicious children's sausage I absolutely love eating these At our picnic last Saturday the children's sausage was the biggest hit among the younger guests Do you also like hot dogs Let me know in the comments please Word number 6 The sweatbox Hmm a box where you sweat Ugh no thanks Oh wait wait a minute That's not the actual meaning of the word Grabbing someone in a bear hug looks like this So it refers to a hold where one takes another person's head under their arm holds it firmly and presses down slightly Well and if you stay in this position too long I think you really start to sweat So they say "put someone in a chokehold " For example as a child my brother often put me in a chokehold until I finally gave him the remote control Yes typical siblings Stop annoying me right now Or I'll put you in a headlock right now Don't worry that was just a joke And you Have you ever put someone in a bear hug Leave me a comment Our seventh word is not a noun This is an adjective surprisingly And it's "meaning-laden " What on earth does that mean To be pregnant with meaning So meaningful When something carries deep significance one expects a great deal from it—perhaps a profound meaning or immense importance Ultimately everything could turn out to be a hoax It always depends on the context Here are two examples using this word The politician paused meaningfully during his speech leaving everyone in the room eager for an important announcement In the end however nothing particularly interesting followed the pause The film's evocative conclusion left room for interpretation and sparked discussion Have you ever heard this adjective before If not please leave a comment saying you've learned something new today That would make me happy In the next video we watch together we'll be exploring paradoxes also contradictory terms in the German language You'll find out exactly what I mean right away German is really strange There are even open secrets and special exceptions By the way how long have you been studying German One year two years or maybe even longer German is already quite logical isn't it Especially when it comes to grammar But there are some words that are absolutely illogical— I'd even say paradoxical That's exactly what this video is about I'll show you some funny German words you might not even know yet Want to find out what they are Then be sure to watch this video all the way to the end You're guaranteed to learn something new Here's how this video is structured First I'll show you a word that actually consists of two contradictory concepts Then I'll explain what it means And finally I'll give you two more examples using this word So let's get started On one hand you have the choice but on the other it remains your obligation The elective compulsory subject is a school subject at students must fulfill But they can choose from various options Sounds complicated It’s not Let me give you a simple example In sixth grade students are required to attend a physical education class in the afternoon But they can choose which sport they'd like to play Tennis basketball or dancing So they have a choice It's a mandatory subject with optional activities A elective course that's all For example Are there elective subjects at schools in your hometown Please leave me a comment The next word You can only get a burn from contact with something hot For example if you stay in the sun too long you can get a sunburn Can this also happen through cold When frozen food dries out it develops freezer burn So it's not actually burned but the spots look the same They are discolored white gray or brown and no longer safe to eat For example Have you ever seen food with freezer burn in your freezer If so leave me a comment I love you I hate you Do you know the word hate-love Hate-love means that you have a strong emotional attachment to someone as to do with a particular thing or activity However you might find such an activity incredibly great at times and absolutely terrible at others Some of you might say that I have a love-hate relationship with my neighbor He's very likable but his loud music often gets on my nerves Do you happen to have a similar example Rules often have exceptions but there are also exceptions to the exceptions Exactly the exception rule What a rule is is clear We establish rules that apply in every case But nearly every rule has at least one exception That is an exception rule describes what exceptions exist to a rule For example when filing a tax return one must pay attention to a few exception rules Why are there so many exceptions in the German language Why Come closer even closer I'll tell you a secret but you must never tell anyone The open secret A secret is something nobody is allowed to know An open secret therefore is something that technically nobody should know yet everyone actually does For example that Peter and Simone are a couple is an open secret it's an open secret that Kathrin has resigned and has not terminated it oneself Do you have an example of an open secret as well My text is now perfect but here I could still make some improvements And here too That can be improved even further And here as well For some reason the text hasn't really improved Do you know the verb "verschlimmbessern" When you worsen something you intend to improve a situation but actually make it even worse If I rewrite a text too often the risk is great that I' ll only make it worse Oh no with all these embellishments I really made the soup worse Have you ever made something worse while trying to improve it You really ought to hurry up a bit The next two examples aren't words but phrases yet I find them absolutely delightful For example hurrying slowly How can one hurry slowly When the time comes to hurry Then one must hurry up Slowly here therefore does not describe speed but is colloquial for it's time We should start hurrying now or we'll be late If Lena doesn't hurry up the train will leave without her I'm also waiting for your example The image is quite ugly If we find something extremely utterly unattractive we can say it's quite ugly The lamp is quite ugly I 'm definitely not buying it Today my aunt finds her old hairstyle quite ugly but earlier she liked it Is there something you find quite ugly What did you think of these German words But there's more In the next video you'll learn words that exist only in German Want to know which words they are Take care Do you have to go to the cinema to see head cinema Sending you warm greetings from Turkey So many people here can speak German That’s incredible German is truly a special language And there are even words that don ’t exist in other languages at all And that’s what this video is about I’m going to show you ten words They exist only in German Want to know which words they are Then be sure to watch this video all the way to the end You're sure to learn a lot of new things This video is structured as follows First I'll introduce you to a typical German word It's a word that doesn 't exist in any other language Then I'll explain what it means And finally I'll give you two more examples using this word Word number one is A bridge day always falls between two free days If Tuesday is a holiday for example May 1st Then the Monday before is a bridge day To have an especially long weekend you can take a vacation day on that Monday making the Monday a bridge You can make particularly smart use of your vacation days by combining them with public holidays Here are two examples Next Friday is a bridge day across all federal states Have you already known this term If so please write your own example in the comments Even if this word was new to you still write an example Word number two Are you particularly empathetic and considerate Can you critique others in a way that doesn't make them feel attacked Do you also know how to effortlessly handle people who are especially sensitive Well then you've got a good instinct for delicate situations This is a social skill If you possess this quality you know ow to handle certain people or situations with care and caution Almost as if touching them only with the tips of your fingers extremely gently Incidentally there's also an idiom for that: to handle someone with kid gloves That means we must treat someone with the utmost care And here are my examples My sister handled the situation with great tact Thank you The customer is extremely upset We need to show great sensitivity to calm him down Say do you have that kind of sensitivity too Word number three The flesh of the fruit Don't worry fruit flesh isn't some odd dish combining fruit and meat Vegetarians and vegans also enjoy eating the flesh of fruit This term refers to the juicy part of a piece of fruit The flesh of the fruit is somewhat like meat Yes something like that does exist Even the small pieces of fruit found in some yogurts or juices are actually pieces of fruit pulp Two examples Orange juice is available with or without pulp How do you prefer to drink orange juice I like to drink orange juice with pulp And you For a delicious fruit salad I first peel the fruits and then dice the flesh Delicious The fourth word is The mind's eye Wow this actor really looks amazing And this physique What if I happened to run into him by chance and then just went ahead and spoke to him Maybe he'd invite me for a cup of coffee Oh God I've had enough of this daydreaming I'm letting my imagination run away with me again And once again a completely unique and personal movie played out in my mind So you don't need to go to the cinema to enjoy mental cinema After all we can also obtain that for free within our own thoughts and imagination Just two more examples These beach photos give me instant daydreams—I just want to book a flight right now I want to go on vacation Wait I'm already on vacation At night before bed I often get lost in my thoughts and find myself pondering a hundred different things Do you ever feel the same way Have you ever had mental cinema Word number five The comfort food of sorrow When you're sad and eat lots of snacks and sweets out of frustration you end up with comfort food weight gain Literally it's the body fat that arises from sorrow or sadness So we reach for comfort chocolate or start eating out of frustration and that leads to emotional weight gain Two examples If you snack on vegetables instead of chocolate out of frustration you're avoiding comfort food weight gain Simple as that After the long winter and the painful breakup with her boyfriend Lara now has not only winter weight but also sorrowful weight Poor Lara Number six is the earworm Why won’t this song leave my head I just can’t stop singing it silently to myself Oh no that's an earworm An earworm is a song that gets stuck in your head for minutes or sometimes even hours causing you to mentally replay it over and over As if we had a worm in our ear singing us a song Some songs are especially catchy earworms that stick in your head making it impossible to shake them off all day long Have you ever experienced that too Please give me an example of a catchy song And I'll give you two examples using this word That tune thanks for the earworm Now I can't get the melody out of my head I've had this song stuck in my head all day You know what it's called Word number seven Schadenfreude Schadenfreude means taking pleasure in another person's misfortune For example their failure or hardship Not very nice at all We typically feel this kind of joy toward people we dislike and don’t wish well for whether in success or happiness It's like a feeling of revenge one gets when someone acts unfairly or does something cruel and then shortly afterward something bad happens to them Everything always comes back around you know that By the way there's also an adjective for it: schadenfreude And I’ve prepared two more examples for you When my unfriendly colleague arrived late to the meeting yesterday and was reprimanded by the boss I couldn't help but feel a small thrill of schadenfreude You deserve it Why are you smiling Are you enjoying this Oh no did someone notice I honestly can't stand this person at all So I'm feeling a bit of schadenfreude already You know that feeling I genuinely wish everyone only the best So schadenfreude has no place for me The term Schnapsidee is made up of the words Schnaps and Idee You might be familiar with schnapps and have already tried it It's an alcoholic beverage typically consumed from small glasses known as shot glasses But if you drink too much liquor you sometimes get crazy ideas—liquor ideas A wild idea therefore is a strange crazy and often nonsensical thought or plan Yesterday Lena tried to open a bottle with her teeth and ended up chipping a piece off one of them What a ridiculous notion A spontaneous theme party yesterday was truly a crazy idea but it was fun Have you ever had a wild idea By the way you don’t actually need to drink liquor to have a wild idea Just so you know Word number nine is an adjective and it's storm-free Sturmfrei is an important term for people who don't live alone If you're living with family friends or in a student dormitory Usually you don't have the entire apartment or house to yourself that often But when everyone's gone and you're completely alone at home you've got the place to yourself The apartment is therefore free for a wild storm such as a house party And here are my examples On Friday I'm throwing a party at my place because my parents are on vacation and I have the house to myself By the way you can throw a party Exactly Or another example I'm free tomorrow Want to come by Word number ten is a verb a very strange verb Do you know that feeling When you're writing a text for your German class or university and trying to Constantly trying to improve the text only makes it worse Or when someone tries to decorate a gift and ends up overdoing it so much that it no longer looks nice To describe such a situation people use the term "making things worse while trying to fix them " It's a combination of the verbs "worsen" and "improve " We aim to improve something but in our efforts we overdo it and end up making it worse Here are two examples for you The birthday card is perfect just as it is—stop adding more flowers and hearts You're only making the map worse Now I've changed so much in the application that I've basically made it worse Better to start over from the beginning Has something like this ever happened to you Share your story in the comments German is truly very creative For instance there are animal terms used to describe people These expressions sound very authentic and I think you absolutely should get to know them today Your son is a real water rat You're just a rat yourself German is a highly creative language For instance there are countless animal terms used to describe people If you learn these words and can use them yourself you'll sound like a native German speaker That's what you want isn't it Animal traits are attributed to humans to emphasize specific characteristics This has been about people not animals for a long time now Does your native language actually have something like this Please let me know in the comments Now let's get started The coward That's someone who's afraid a wimp But kids are the ones who often say that When my son was still in kindergarten I heard this phrase all the time Don't be such a scaredy-cat Are you really a scaredy-cat The term "Dreckspatz" refers to someone especially a child who has gotten themselves dirty What would you say to that in your native language The cheeky raccoon A mischievous little child endearingly so Please don't be cheeky—subscribe to my channel if you find this information valuable And I'm also really looking forward to a thumbs-up The golden donkey symbolizes an endless source of money Someone who always has cash on hand has a golden goose at home providing an endless source of money I'd love to have a golden goose like that The bookworm That's someone who reads a lot and enjoys it immensely There's another synonym—you can say "bookworm" or "reading enthusiast " I'm a total bookworm I absolutely love reading If you're curious about which language I read in please check out this vlog The Grump Goat That's a woman who's always complaining finding fault with everything Or it could be a woman who laughs in an overly loud intrusive manner By the way grumpy goat Grumbling That means complaining about something For example he's always finding something to complain about—means he's constantly griping about something Any complainers among you The barn owl is someone who enjoys staying up late into the night Staying up means remaining awake so not sleeping That doesn't apply to me I get up by no later than 6 a m every day What time do you get up Same as me or are you a night owl A sweet tooth is someone who enjoys eating sweets frequently and in large amounts Have you heard the verb "naschen" yet It means to eat sweets I'd rather eat chips but unfortunately there's no such thing as a chip cat Be honest— are you a sweet tooth The Peacock That's a striking peculiar individual Someone who stands out in their surroundings due to unconventional ideas and an unorthodox way of life or stands out through unusual clothing or similar is therefore a peacock That sounds very beautiful A peacock The party lion or party lioness Wow That's someone who loves going to parties and thrives on attention I've never been much for partying—I'd rather stay cozy at home where I can have my peace Are you a party lion or a party lioness The party mouse is usually a woman who loves to celebrate Compared to the party animal the focus here is less about drawing attention and more about having fun while celebrating The unlucky person is someone who often faces misfortune The opposite would be the lucky one Besides anyone wearing a lucky charm is a lucky person The Raven Mother or also the Raven Father That's someone who pays little attention to their children However people usually refer to such a mother as a crow mother because the mother usually has the strongest bond with the children For instance I do everything I can to avoid being a wicked stepmother The term "Rampensau" refers to someone who loves being the center of attention Literally "sau" means a female domestic pig Sometimes I really do turn into a total show-off But only occasionally when I'm recording videos for you The red fox That's someone who's very clever People often say "smart as a fox " Foxes are quite intelligent The joker That's someone who cracks a joke at every opportunity Are you a joker or do you know someone who is The troublemaker That's someone who's always involved in disputes That's not a pleasant trait One should not quarrel with one another one should be kind The water rat That's someone who enjoys being in water a lot You don't have to swim—just being in the water is enough I'm not a water person I'd rather lie in the sun And how about you Are you a water lover I hope you enjoyed watching and learned something new Please remember to download the free PDFs for all topics from the video Then you can review everything at your own pace And of course I wish you continued great success in learning German And if you have any questions or if there's anything I can help you with feel free to reach out Leave me a comment below this video Ask me anything and as always I'll be here for you Well then study hard take care of yourself and we'll see each other again soon in my new video So take care and goodbye There were really a lot of words