German prepositions. See, hear and repeat.

See, hear and repeat. Just like a baby learns a language. This revolutionary - yet simple and natural - teaching method works no matter what your native language is. No captions/ subtitles needed! Just three minutes per preposition and you learn to use them.

You learn phrases - not complex theory. Learning phrases mean that you can start talking immediately. When you know the phrases by heart, you don't have to think when you talk. Just like you do not have think grammar when you talk your native language.

What a great way to spend the minutes you have on a bus, coffee break or when waiting a friend to arrive.

Your mind, muscles and ears learn the phrases by seeing, hearing and repeating. This is how a baby learns a language and so can you. Remember to start talking immediately. Speaking is the best (and only) way to learn. It´s not important if you say something wrong. Also babies talk a bit funny when they are learning. They learn along the way when they use the language.

Some preposition take the dative case, some the accusative. And some take either one depending what you are saying. When there is movement involved (where to), you use the accusative case. When the is no movement (where), you use the dative case.

For all levels. No grammar needed. Just see, hear and repeat.