Ordering Ice Cream in Germany – What to Say at the “Eisdiele” 🍦
How do you order confidently your “Eis” in German to enjoy and even survive summer in Germay?
Valentine’s Day in Germany – What to Say on Your German Date ❤️
Valentine’s Day in Germany — romantic or overrated?
If you’re living in Germany, dating someone German, or simply want to feel confident in everyday conversations, understanding German dating culture is part of truly integrating.
Skiing in the Alps: Learn German While Hitting the Slopes!
At Language Success, we help you master German learning the most enjoyable way possible: by connecting the language directly to real-life experiences and authentic German culture.
How do the Germans celebrate Christmas?
Christmas is so important in Germany – most companies shut off for two weeks. But what’s really happening…?
Baking “Butterplätzchen” Like German Families
When the German “Adventszeit” begins, something changes everywhere.
And baking “Plätzchen” is an important part of German culture and German Christmas preparation.
Nikolaustag in Germany: The Sweet Tradition on December, 6th
Every year on December, 6, Germany celebrates Nikolaustag — one of the most heart-warming traditions that every student in a German course should know. Understanding Nikolaustag doesn’t just expand your vocabulary; it helps you to connect deeper and feel at home during the festive season.
Auf dem Oktoberfest
Where else can you find so much German/Bavarian culture in one place besides the Oktoberfest?
It has a very special atmosphere and ambient and people all over the world are coming to Munich to enjoy it.
Learn more about it and enhance your Oktoberfest-vocabulary with our blog post.
Have fun and “Prost”!
Making Friends – Part 2 Getting Down to the Business of Making Friends
You are new in Germany? You’ve heard “Germans are sooo cold”? Learn how to connect and make friends anyway.
Making Friends – Part 1 Settling in Germany
You are new in Germany? You’ve heard “Germans are sooo cold”? Learn how to connect and make friends anyway.
Being Invited at German Friend’s Home
Great, you’re invited to German friends’ homes for dinner. And now what?
Some questions arise and cultural differences become particularly clear.