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Coffee Break Languages

Learn German in coffee-break lessons from the Radio Lingua Network. In each lesson we'll focus on the language you need to know and before long you'll be making yourself understood with native German speakers.

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Coffee Break German

In this Coffee Break German mini-episode, Thomas shares a quick and friendly guide to expressing gratitude in German. ☕🙏

We’ll explore the usual Danke, along with many other options depending on the situation and if you are talking to a police officer, an old friend or your colleagues at work. 

With short examples and a touch of humour, this episode will help you thank people confidently in any situation, and maybe even impress a German speaker with your variety!

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Choosing the "right" thank you in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

In this mini-episode, Thomas helps you unlock the mystery of the Nullartikel, when German nouns don’t need an article! ☕💡

We’ll look at examples from meals, professions, languages, and abstract ideas, and show how dropping the article can make your German sound more natural. With short, practical examples and a few exercises, you’ll quickly get a feel for this sometimes tricky grammar point.

Perfect for learners wanting to improve fluency in conversation, or anyone curious about how German handles nouns without a definite or indefinite article.

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The Nullartikel in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

Autumn is here, and in this lesson, Thomas takes you through the cosy world of German autumn words and expressions! 🍂☕

We’ll explore terms for leaves, harvest, and seasonal fun, plus idiomatic expressions you might not find in a dictionary. From talking about falling leaves to phrases used during harvest time, you’ll learn vocabulary that’s perfect for chatting about the season with friends or reading a German magazine.

With short, clear examples and quick practice sentences, this mini-lesson is ideal for building your vocabulary and keeping your German seasonal and fun.

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Autumn in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

Here is a short mini-lesson to keep your German ticking over until we launch our next podcast series. In today’s mini lesson, we’re joined by Thomas from the Coffee Break German team to explore three expressions related to Hitze and Sonne☀️🔥

So, whether you're planning a summer trip or just enjoying the sunshine at home, this lesson will add some seasonal flair to your German vocabulary.

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3 fun German expressions about 'Hitze' & 'Sonne' | A Coffee Break with Thomas

In this espresso episode, join Mark as he shares practical tips to help you make the most of the little moments in your day and turn them into powerful opportunities for language learning! 💪 Discover how his recent trip to Slovenia taught him how his small interactions can help you build confidence and momentum in your learning.

You’ll also get a taste of exclusive resources from the Coffee Break Club, our on-demand video library. The Coffee Break Club features over 1700 video lessons in French, Italian, German and Spanish, which you can access wherever you are, on our app and web platform, so that you always have a video lesson ready to accompany any time of your day.

✅ From 1st-15th September 2025, we're offering a special discount on subscriptions to the Coffee Break Club. You can get 15% off a monthly subscription or 25% off a yearly subscription. Just visit coffeebreakcourses.com/club to get your discount.

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How to maximise your language learning every day | A Coffee Break with Mark

Join Thomas for a coffee break, in which you'll have the chance to practise and improve your German over just 10 minutes!

We're firing up the barbecue and learning all about the art of hosting a German Grillparty! 🍗🌭 Thomas walks you through essential vocabulary to enjoy a summer barbecue the German way. 

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The art of hosting a German 'Grillparty' | A Coffee Break with Thomas

Here at Coffee Break German, we're currently enjoying working on our next podcast series for you, but in the meantime, we hope you enjoy this mini, espresso lesson with Thomas. 

In this episode, we’re exploring the many meanings of the word bitte. You’ll discover how to use bitte in different contexts, including:

 ➡️ as a polite request 

 ➡️ as a response 

 ➡️ for clarification

 ➡️ to offer something

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The many meanings of 'bitte' | A Coffee Break with Thomas

In these short, espresso-style episodes, we help you improve your German a little bit each time. In today’s episode, we’re joined by Thomas from the Coffee Break German team.

Today, we’re tackling how to answer wann questions in German, and when to use the dative or accusative case in your answer. ⏰ By the end of the episode, you’ll be ready to handle these questions in your everyday conversations.

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How to answer 'wann' questions in German | A Coffee Break with Thomas

We're back with a new episode, bringing you a little espresso lesson in between main seasons of Coffee Break German.

In this mini-lesson, we’re diving into the world of German literature and inspiring quotes straight from the schoolbooks of Thomas, one of our wonderful Coffee Break German team members, when he was young ☺️ Whether you’re a book lover or simply curious about German culture, this episode is a perfect way to expand your vocabulary. 

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Treasures of German literature | A Coffee Break with Thomas

Join Mark, the founder of Coffee Break Languages, for a coffee break, in which you'll hear tips and ideas to boost your language-learning journey in just a few minutes.

In this episode, Mark shares five tips to make any trip your language classroom, even if travelling is not an option for you just now. So, if you're planning a trip to a German-speaking destination or want to get some tips for immersing yourself in the language even when you're at home, this episode is perfect for you.✈️🌍🗣️

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5 tips to turn any trip into your language classroom | A Coffee Break with Mark

Join Thomas from the Coffee Break German team in another mini espresso lesson. 

This episode will explore the difference between hin- and her-, a topic that often confuses German learners. You’ll hear helpful examples and get tips for using these prefixes accurately in context.

➡️ hinein – going in (away from the speaker)

➡️ herein – coming in (towards the speaker)

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The subtle difference between 'hinein' & 'herein' | A Coffee Break with Thomas

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