Christiane Ebert

I was born and raised in Germany, and I am fluent in both German and English. I consider myself to be trilingual.

I enjoy helping you develop your conversational German by designing engaging discussions and thought-provoking sessions that give you a sense for the German language rather than simply providing an endless stream of phrases that are meaningless if they are not comprehended in the context of the conversation.

The humour that is used in German is not the same as the humour that is used in English, and speaking from personal experience, I can tell you that no discussion flows when the native language is not used.
This is something that applies to students just as much as it does to professional interactions, the goal of which is to establish confidence in the other speaker.

I will base what I do on your level of interest in particular news stories, aspects of the German country, and other topics that expand the scope of your german-related thoughts.

I am the person to help you with whatever you need, whether it be chatting to relatives or business associates.

Speaking a language on a consistent basis not only makes you a master of that language but also provides you the self-assurance to really open your voice and have fluent conversations while also bringing your own unique personality into the mix.

This can frequently determine the success or failure of a communication.

Being able to communicate as an emotive human being as opposed to coming across as though one were reading from a textbook.