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Polyngua Blog – German with Tips & Insights

Want to improve your German or understand how it’s spoken in Switzerland? You’re in the right place. The Polyngua Blog helps you learn German with tips, ideas, and insights that are easy to follow. Whether you’re just starting or already confident, there’s something for you.

 

You’ll find grammar, vocabulary, culture tips, and advice from experienced teachers. We also share updates on the Polyngua method and the adventures of our learning mascot, Poly 🧡.

 

Poly the Polyngua mascot in a joyful pose, welcoming readers to the newsletter with new blog updates.

 

Have a read, try out the tips, and most importantly: enjoy the journey. New articles are added regularly, so be sure to check back often and subscribe to our newsletter!

Latest Blog Posts to learn German

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Poly moves in - Our Learning Mascot
Maybe you’ve already seen her on this website. From now on, at Home of Polyglots, you’ll have a little, charming learning companion by your side: Poly! Find out more about here and the meaning of the German Eselsbrücke. Who is Poly? Poly is curious, loves...
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Welcome - Polyngua's German Language Blog
Hello! Hallo und Willkommen! Starting something new is always exciting but can also be challenging. After four years of teaching German at various language schools, I have now taken the leap to start my own online language school. My goal is to create...

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Explore all our past blog posts in the Polyngua Blog Archive.

Our Newsletter

Every month, Ruth will share a new blog post featuring:

  • Updates from Polyngua
  • A useful German idiom, with explanations on its meaning and grammar
  • Cultural insights or events from the German-speaking regions of Switzerland and southern Germany
  • Tips to help you improve your German skills

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