Learn German - How To's

Whether you want a full-blown shopping spree, or just want to bring back some souvenirs with you, read this German shopping guide first.

If you ever have to deal with law enforcement while visiting France, learning the information on this page could come in extremely handy.

The dating scene in Germany isn't different to any other western country and unfortunately, this article won't turn you into a new German Don Juan either. But if you like to know some German phrases that might come in handy when/if you meet a nice German man or woman, you should definitely read this article.

Whether it is the opera in Berlin, a sports match in Munich, or something else, read this guide on how to go to a game or show when in Germany.

Most of the hotels in Germany have an internet website available in English. It’s more than easy to make a reservation. But sometimes you may have to make a reservation by phone or in person at the reception desk of a German hotel.

If you go to Germany, and even if you are not fluent in German, you’ll have a great opportunity to engage in conversation with German people. The more German you know, the more you’ll be able to converse.

A vacation or trip to German can be extremely interesting, with a great deal to see and do. This brief travel guide porives tips on attractions and getting around during your stay in Germany.

If you plan on visiting Germany, you have to try die deutsche Küche (the German cuisine). You won’t be disappointed!

Read this guide first for handy tips and what to expect when it comes to German restaurants and ordering food in them.

Of course, we at Linguanaut hope that you never have to use the information provided in this article when visiting Germany, but you should know what to do in case you get hurt, or if you happen to see someone else involved in an accident.