German Word Order in Real Life — Why Correct Sentences Still Sound Wrong

Author’s Column — Tymur LevitinLevitin Language School / Start Language School by Tymur Levitin Choose Your Language English | Deutsch | Українською | По-русски https://levitinlanguageschool.com/#languages German […]

🔗 Choose your language One of the first challenges for German learners is word order. At first, it seems complicated — but German word order follows […]

When we talk about German grammar, most learners immediately think of rules: verb in the second position, subject–verb agreement, cases. But there’s something far more human, […]

Choose your language The Trap of “What?” — One Question Leads Nowhere You ask a student: “What’s the object in this sentence?” They hesitate.Because what? can mean many […]

🧠 Choose your language: https://levitinlanguageschool.com/#languages It’s the Same Words — But Not the Same Message Ask any student of German: “Can one sentence mean five things?”The confident […]

The Power of Intonation in German “Er arbeitet nicht zu Hause.” Is that a negation, a correction — or a question?In German, intonation alone can turn the same sentence into […]

📌 Choose your language English | DE | UA | RU {VIDEO_EN} | {VIDEO_DE} | {VIDEO_UA} | {VIDEO_RU} 1. German Word Order Isn’t Grammar — It’s a […]

The Myth: German is Just Rigid Grammar Many language learners give up on German because they believe the word order is too strict, too mathematical, or […]