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Meet Adil, a master's student from Azerbaijan studying Public Economics, Law, and Politics in Germany. Before moving abroad, he worked at the State Migration Service and was actively involved in the "Migration Volunteer" Public Union, gaining firsthand experience in migration policies and international mobility. In this episode, he shares his journey of relocating to Germany, adapting to a new academic system, and navigating life as an international student. We also discuss his passion for migration policy, cultural differences, and his advice for students considering studying in Germany. Tune in for an insightful and inspiring conversation! 00:00 - Introduction 00:15 - Guest introduction (Adil) 01:00 - Adil's background and why he chose Germany 02:30 - First impressions of Germany 04:15 - Biggest challenges when moving to Germany 06:00 - Learning German: difficulties and strategies 08:20 - Experience at Leuphana University 10:45 - Cultural differences between Azerbaijan and Germany 13:00 - Finding accommodation as an international student 15:20 - Financial challenges and how Adil manages expenses 17:40 - Social life and making friends in Germany 20:00 - Advice for future international students 22:00 - Closing thoughts and outro

This is part of a longer conversation I had with Prof. James Danell about the imperative need for scholars who know German to do Lutheran history.You can support the Confessional Language Scholarship at MLC to encourage this endeavor here.Support the show Confessional Languages Scholarship Youtube ( even more behind-the-scenes videos available for certain patron tiers) Facebook Website Interview Request Form email: thelutheranhistorypodcast@gmail.com About the Host Benjamin Phelps is a 2014 graduate from Martin Luther College with a Bachelor of Arts with a German emphasis. From there went on to graduate from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in 2018. Ben loves all things history and enjoys traveling. A descendant of over a dozen Lutheran pastors, Ben has an interest in his family roots, especially 19th-century Lutheranism, and has written several papers and journal articles on the topic. His 2018 thesis on Wyneken won the John Harrison Ness award and the Abdel Ross Wentz prize. He is also the recipient of two awards of commendation from the Concordia Historical Institute. Ben is currently a doctoral student in historical theology through Concordia Seminary's reduced residency program in St. Louis.

Meet Rakay, a dynamic Management and Entrepreneurship student who's turning his ambitions into reality. As the founder of his own small company, Rakay has firsthand experience navigating the challenges of student life while building a business. In this episode, he shares his inspiring journey, offering practical tips on how to find a job as a student and balance it all. From entrepreneurship to career advice, Rakays story is a testament to determination, resourcefulness, and the power of chasing your goals. Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 00:50 Rakay's introduction 02:00 Comparison of German and Turkish education systems 03:55 Management and Entrepreneurship programme 05:05 Learning German language 06:20 Rakay's entrepreneurship journey 12:40 How master programme can help in managing business 17:00 Balancing work and studying 20:22 What are the advantages of being an entrepreneurship and a student at the same time 22:05 Rakay's future plans 25:10 Tips on how to find a job 30:00 Outro

Meet Sergei from Russia—a student of Public Economics, Law, and Politics whose story is all about growth and determination. After learning German and facing the challenges of job searching, Sergei has built a unique and inspiring path. In this episode, we dive into his experiences, from adjusting to a new culture to tackling academic and career challenges, giving insight into the dedication and adaptability that define his journey. Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 01:05 Sergei's introduction 02:50 Academic journey 03:45 Extracurricular activities 04:20 Learning German language 11:20 Job search experience 13:35 Tips to find a job in Germany 17:50 Balancing work and studying 19:45 Germany as a place to settle 21:20 Cultural differences between Germany and Russia 29:30 Outro

Welcome to episode 1 of season 6, where we look at German vocabulary and sentences based on a particular topic. Today we're covering German sentences chess players might need. We also mentioned my 52-week diary for German learners 'A Year of Learning German' https://geni.us/abkJ Here are all the sentences. To find out what they mean, watch the video

Guest For this Episode is Harsha Raghuram from Vienna, Austria. He is a PhD scholar at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria and his area of Research is Material Science.He was born and raised in Bengaluru, India, and has a keen interest in languages and linguistics. He can speak over six languages in addition to his mother tongue Kannada. He is trained in Karnatic Classical Music and performs regularly on various prestigious forums. He has translated Caroline Wahl's best-selling debut novel ‘22 Bahnen' from German to Kannada, available as ‘Nanna Tangi Ida'. In this episode, he spoke about Learning German, his translation journey and his Publisher Chanda Pustaka. Chanda Pustaka is founded by Vasudhendra, a very popular writer of Fiction in Kannada. Chanda Pustaka focuses on publishing LIterature in Kannada and Literary translations into Kannada.You can buy the book 'Nanna Tangi Ida' using the link in the Show Notes.Please follow and review Harshaneeyam on Apple and Spotify podcasting apps.Amazon - https://www.amazon.in/dp/819672487XHarsh Raghuram's Linktree - https://linktr.ee/harsharaghuram (contains my social media handles and also my YouTube and Soundcloud links)Goethe Institut's Digital Translation Academy - https://www.goethe.de/ins/in/en/sta/mum/ap23/dia.htmlAmazon DE (German book) - https://amzn.eu/d/aaNVbjlPhoto Credit - Ramya Iyer* For your Valuable feedback on this Episode - Please click the link below.https://tinyurl.com/4zbdhrwrHarshaneeyam on Spotify App –https://harshaneeyam.captivate.fm/onspotHarshaneeyam on Apple App – https://harshaneeyam.captivate.fm/onapple*Contact us - harshaneeyam@gmail.com ***Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by Interviewees in interviews conducted by Harshaneeyam Podcast are those of the Interviewees and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Harshaneeyam Podcast. Any content provided by Interviewees is of their opinion and is not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrpChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Welcome to episode 33 of season 5, where we look at German vocabulary and sentences based on a particular topic. Today we're covering another set of sentences you might hear about the Olympics. We also mentioned my 52-week diary for German learners 'A Year of Learning German' https://geni.us/abkJ Here are all the sentences. To find out what they mean, watch the video

Welcome to episode 29 of season 5, where we look at German vocabulary and sentences based on a particular topic. Today we're covering sentences you might hear or need when taking a taxi in Germany. We also mentioned my book 'The A - Z of Learning German' https://geni.us/43Sg Here are all the sentences. To find out what they mean, watch the video

Welcome to a whole new way of understanding your body!! This conversation means a lot to me, because we're exploring a topic that was PIVOTAL in helping me heal from chronic illness.    My guest today is Katherine Housh and our topic is German New Medicine's approach to healing chronic symptoms. Katherine Housh is a Board-Certified Nurse Coach, German New Medicine Consultant, and Somatic Practitioner. She helps women with chronic symptoms learn to listen to their bodies with love, rediscover their authentic selves, and return to wholeness (without obsessing about symptoms and supplements). She is the Creator of the Autoimmune Resolution, Whole Self rEvolution, and Integrative Resolution Coach Certification programs. Find her here: katherinehoush.com @katherine.housh.and.co   ----more----   JOIN MY 'BELONGING IN YOUR BODY' COURSE: 4 phases of self-guided somatic healing to help you learn to speak the language of your body: https://megansherer.kartra.com/page/body   JOIN ME IN IRELAND!: 6-day somatic healing retreat for women from July 13-18, 2024 www.megansherer.com/irelandretreat    SOCIAL HANDLES TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@healwithmegs  INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/megansherer  YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/@lovewithmegs  PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/well-then/id1482678110

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Learning German makes you anxious? Don't be! Listen to this episode and find out why and what other international students loved about the German Intensive Courses! These classes are not only teaching you German. They make you discover cool places and find new friends; and last but not least, there is a lot of food involved! Interested in an intensive class? Check out the Language Center's website to find your next course: https://www.uni-hohenheim.de/language-center --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/news4internationals/message

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Es gibt eine neue Einführung.German learning for Germanophiles, Swissophiles, Austrophiles, book lovers, (over)thinkers, word collectors, geeks, knowledge seekers, and (recovering) perfectionists.Learning German with Frau Warner is likely right for you if you:love to learn,or you need to learn new things almost constantlylearn well through analogies, metaphors, and idioms,find calm in following rules and systems, by color-coding things, and organizing,enjoy precision immensely,collect words; perhaps you can can 'taste,' 'touch,' or 'smell' words,love exploring new ideas and concepts,are creative with words, music, or artistic media,like puzzles and games,are fueled by deep thoughts and deep conversation,can concentrate for long periods of time,want to be freed from the tyranny of tests,and/or you strive for self-actualization.** The intro and this text is based on Rainforest Mind by Paula Prober. Ask Frau Warner about it sometime.

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Now then everyone. Good to see you! Here's the agenda for this week… Are you ready? Lady attacked by snake Woy bangs and fights  Harry Kane  Leeds  Chelsea and Liverpool  Spandau Ballet Thanks to all of you for listening, downloading AND getting in touch via socials - On TikTok, Twitter and Facebook where we can be found @GOATangent as well as Gone off On a Tangent on Instagram. #StrokeTheGoat

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44. Slow by designs Kleine Deutsche Lehre Teil 1 Nr.1 GESCHLECHTSWÖRTER Here's the gist of why I'm doing this series: Learning German was always high on my list of life-long achievement goals. While I speak reasonably well for someone who has spent a total of one 2 years actually living and speaking the language on a daily basis (not consecutively), the grammar side of it has always eluded my brain. (I'm a very slow learner.) Also, professionally I'm a cellist and recently I began teaching a native German speaker and that student would rather not have it in English. I'm cool with that because it is a chance for me to improve and use the German I know. However, I'm quite nervous about it every week and find it hard to form nice sentences, etc. I'll be using an old German Grammar Lesson Book entitled Kleine Deutsche Lehre or "The Little German Lesson" (anyone with a better translation, please let me know). It walks one through the types of word classes, parts of speech, and conjugations. This will be my own study of Grammar. Today's episode is about Geschlechtswörter, or the articles: der, die, das; ein, eine, ein. #learngerman #germangrammar #conjugationingerman #germanlanguage --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slowbydesigns/message

Uta Poltze, has been the principal of the Deutschstunde in Sydney since 2015. The organization belongs to the Community Language School Federation and has been offering German lessons for 14 years. Since the Corona epidemic made online lessons necessary, they have become so popular that they continue to offer them to give non-Sydney residents the opportunity to participate. Student numbers are growing steadily and now there are already 280 students in all age groups and at every language level. We discuss why it can be desirable for 2nd or 3rd generation immigrants to learn German. In particular, the German Language Diploma offered can provide educational and career opportunities, such as the prerequisite for being able to study in Germany. - Uta Poltze, ist seit 2015 die Rektorin der Deutschstunde in Sydney. Die Organisation gehört der Community Language School Federation an und bietet seit 14 Jahren Deutschunterricht an. Seitdem die Corona Epidemie den Online-Unterricht notwendig gemacht hat, ist dieser so populär geworden, dass auch weiterhin angeboten wird, um auch nicht in Sydney Lebenden die Möglichkeit zu geben, teilzunehmen. Die Schülerzahl wächst stetig und jetzt gibt es schon 280 Schüler in allen Altersgruppen und auf jedem Sprachniveau. Wir diskutieren warum es auch für die 2. oder 3. Generation von Einwanderern erstrebenswert sein kann Deutsch zu lernen. Vor allem das angebotene Deutsche Sprachdiplom kann Bildungs- und Berufschancen bieten, wie zum Beispiel die Voraussetzung dafür, in Deutschland studieren zu können.

(English starts at 1:42) In this week's episode, I go into a deep dive on my stories and experiences learning German, as well as my personal opinions on the difficulties of the German language and similarities between German and other languages. I also share tips for increasing fluency in a foreign language. Speaking German for a few minutes was very fun, and hopefully any German-speaking listeners can understand me!

Can you guess these Disney titles in German?! They sound so angry!!

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Season 7, Episode 17. Kendall Long is now a resident of Germany! You may know her from her appearances on The Bachelor or Bachelor in Paradise. Now, this LA local is calling Stuttgart, Germany home, along with her fiance and their dog. Kendall has been in Germany a month or two, and she joins Nicole, a fellow US American who has been in Germany for over five years, to swap insights. Kendall shares her first impressions of Germany and asks some burning questions, and Nicole gives advice to her as a newcomer to the area.   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Previous episodes about Learning German and Becoming Bilingual as well Travel Germany: The Black Forest Find a tandem partner with Tandem or VHS DM pharmacy store and the brand Weleda Carsharing programs such as Grüne Flotte in Freiburg or several companies in Stuttgart World's Largest Pig Museum in Stuttgart   FIND KENDALL On Instagram @itskendalllong On TikTok @itskendalllong   REVIEW On Apple Podcasts On Podchaser On my website   CONNECT theexpatcast.com Instagram @theexpatcast  Twitter @theexpatcast 

Trevor Noah jokes about learning German in his Netflix Special, "I Wish You Would".

Abrar bhai travels all over the world on his bike and reveals to us the beauty of the world and its people, culture and history. A man not to be ignored, check out his channel if you haven't already. 00:00 Introduction of Wildlens by Abrar 0:24 Travelling alone in wild area with camera2:40 Recording rare borders comprehensively3:33 Abrar has inspired viewers for visiting borders 5:21 Cultural differences across the globe7:46 Multilinguistic Abrar12:00 Early life and Initial education of Abrar14:35 Planning to study in Germany16:28 Challenges during Undergraduate17:07 Pakistan vs Germany18:50 Learning German and working in Germany 20:33 The most depressing time in life 22:00 Beginning of travelogue 24:47 Friend in need is a friend indeed 27:50 Friendship and hospitality in Pakistan vs other countries 30:50 Benefits of independent living and planning 32:40 Personal budgeting by Abrar 33:32 Physical Fitness, eating habits and sleep patterns during rides 37:45 Truck driving 40:25 Blessings of technological advancement 41:30 Passion and consistency in work 43:31 Bikes and Abrar 48:41 Dream of travelling and its logging 57:00 Equipments used in Abrar's travelogues 1:00:50 Drone cameras 1:02:12 Hit videos of Jerusalem and Petra 1:06:45 Pre and Post production scenarios 1:15:47 Thank you note and future plans

Show Notes:Introduction (0:21)Learning German in Belarus (02:40)Adapting to life in Germany (06:23)Practical tips for internationals moving to Germany (08:38)Advantages of living in Germany (14:00)Where is Home? (17:37)  Vocabulary List and Comprehension Questions:Belarussian in Germany Links:Sviatlana on LinkedInMost Common Mistakes Germans Make in EnglishSupport the podcast with a tip Follow Me:My WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsLinkedInYouTubeFacebook

In the latest episode of the English LingQ Podcast Elle sat down with the wonderful Katja of Deutsch für Euch ​and the German LingQ Podcast. Study this video as a lesson on LingQ: https://www.lingq.com/en/learn/en/web...

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In today's episode, I'm speaking with Anja Rohde, who shares stories from her own experiences of language learning, as well as some practical ways in which you can put your new knowledge into practice as a language learner. Anja runs a site called Fremdsprachen-Jobs, a site for advertising and finding jobs that require additional language skills. She also teaches German and works as a job coach. Founded in 2013, Fremdsprachen-Jobs has become a leader in the online job market, specialising in foreign language services in the German-speaking countries (D-A-CH). And it is part of a larger network of diverse foreign language professionals. Through Fremdsprachen-Jobs, employers are able to find those candidates with language skills who really fit their organisational needs, whether as employees, freelancers or trainees. In addition, language professionals from all industries and freelancers such as translators, interpreters, and teachers, are able to find positions where they can actively use their language skills or find new clients. Anja took over this project in July 2021 because it compliments and is a valuable addition to her work as a German teacher  and job coach. Anja has been teaching German since 2011 and she's been working as a job coach since 2020.find out more on the show notes page:https://www.englishwithkirsty.com/podcast/episode203 

ENDLICH IST ER DA, mein eigener Podcast rund um das Thema "Deutsch lernen und Co.". Ich bin Timo, dein Host, Deutschlehrer, sowie Gründer von der online Sprachschule für Deutsch GermanStudios und ich werde dich mit auf die Reise nehmen, die deutsche Sprache zu erobern.  Ich freue mich, dass du hier bist! Genieß die erste Folge und freue dich auf so viele neue Folgen, zu sämtlichen Themenbereichen. Es wird lustig, spannend, herausfordernd, interessant, anspruchsvoll, informativ, aber natürlich unglaublich unterhaltsam.  Viel Spaß und lass gerne dein Abo hier.  Melde dich auch gerne bei mir, wenn du Fragen oder Unterstützung im Bereich "Deutsch-Lernen" hast.  Hier ist meine Webseite von GermanStudios: https://www.germanstudios.de⁠ --------------------------------------------- Free content: https://www.instagram.com/germanstudios_language_school/?hl=de --------------------------------------------- FINALLY IT'S HERE, my own podcast on the topic of "Learning German and Co. I'm Timo, your host, German teacher and founder of the online German language school GermanStudios, and I'll be taking you on a journey to conquer the German language.  I'm glad you're here! Enjoy the first episode and look forward to so many new episodes, on all topics. It will be fun, exciting, challenging, interesting, demanding, informative, but of course incredibly entertaining.  Have fun and feel free to leave your subscription here.  Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or need support in the area of "learning German".  Here is my GermanStudios website: https://www.germanstudios.de

This is the Second story from the German reader titled, Ährenlese, or Gleanings. Der Fuchs und der Krebs is reminiscent of another story English speakers grow up with. After listening can you ascertain which one? (I reveal the similarities at the end of the episode.) Read Ährenlese stories for yourself here. Project Gutenberg makes digital downloads in the public domain quite an easy process. Show your appreciation for this podcast by telling your friends about it. https://anchor.fm/slowbydesigns Also by sending a tip to PayPal.me/travelingcello Send your thoughts as a voice mail from the main platform https://anchor.fm/slowbydesigns or as an email: slowbydesigns@gmail.com #German #fairytales #aehrenlese #deutsch #derfuchundderkrebs #thefoxandthecrab --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slowbydesigns/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slowbydesigns/support

From Türkiye to Germany, Kubilay tells us about his journey to and in Germany as a student in the Bachelor program International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship. Getting from language level A1 to C1 in one year? Kubilay tells you how it is done! From tips on how to tackle the German language and to networking as a means to find a job as an international student - Kubilay got you. He provides you with an unembellished report about leaving behind your friends and family in Izmir to study abroad. Listen to his story to find out what advice he would give his younger self and others who want to take on this invigorating journey of moving to Germany. 00:01 Intro 01:00 Introduction Kubilay 02:00 What brought you to Germany & Leuphana? 05:28 Cultural differences & pet peeves 08:30 Learning German and studying in a second language 12:52 International Business Administration at Leuphana 15:09 Looking back: Advice for young Kubilay and new applicants 18:30 On getting a job as an international student 23:24 How to connect with people by getting involved in student life 24:52 What made you decide on your Major? 28:09 Future “plans” 19:30 Outro

My dear students of German, Please listen to this update dated Mon 11 April 2022 - for private reasons and the Covid situation worldwide I was not in the mood nor willing to update my Podcast Business German. For the following months I intend to publish about 12 new sessions, as the demand plus feedback has been very positive. This podcast is connected with my Blog about Learning German from Beginners to Advanced Level C 2. My main target group again is Teachers of German all over the world, however many academics have followed me as they wish to improve their German at their own pace 7/14. They are welcome here as well and collecting some feedback from my followers I will try to relate to your wishes and needs as well. My Business German Podcast will be published on the Udemy platform, and as there are minimum fees on Udemy and some companies will pay these fees for you, I have no doubts that lifelong access is worth the money. From Burleigfh and Miami in Queensland Australia with best wishes and take care Yours Peter H Bloecker phb | @peblogger on Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phbloecker/message

On this month's edition Ciaran is joined by actor, director and award winning writer for stage and screen, Stefanie Preissner. Stefanie was born in Germany but moved to Ireland as a child, and grew up in County Cork. Stefanie chats with Ciaran about feeling German, reminisces about the scharfes S β and gets quite possessive about Ritter Sport Schokolade. Stefanie was diagnosed with autism as an adult and she explains why girls and women are harder to diagnose. She chats about visiting Germany and how the German way of life makes her feel comfortable. The Irish relationship with alcohol comes under scrutiny and Stefanie explains how she explores this relationship in her hit TV show Can't Cope, Won't Cope. Stefanie talks about the differences between writing for TV and stage, and tells us some of her experiences in German theatres, including durational theatre. Check out her podcast Basically which seeks to explain complex things in a simple way!

Language classes at school bring about some of our earliest encounters with foreign languages and cultures. In this episode, Stamatia Kalogeropoulou and Emma Whittle, winners of the German Teacher Award, talk about the joys and challenges of getting pupils, parents and headteachers interested in German. In conversation with Bernardette Holmes, expert on education policy, they share the secret of how 'Vanillekipferln' can keep nations connected.

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Check out the video I made about the experience - https://youtu.be/tdBigarC0Tk   If you're interested in trying out Lingoda, you can get 40% off your first month with this link - https://try.lingoda.com/Dec_Shane   Join our Private Learners Group - https://discord.gg/Rx9HcvMmsz   Transcripts - www.unlockingbritishenglish.com Support the Podcast - www.patreon.com/unlockingbritishenglish Contact - Instagram: @unlockingbritishenglish  //  Email: unlockingbritishenglish@gmail.com

Englisch lernen Kultur: Als Kind eines chinesischen Vaters und einer bolivianischen Mutter wuchs Laura in Bolivien auf.  Sie teilt mit uns ihre Geschichte  und wir reden über Essen, Kultur und warum und wie sie Deutsch gelernt hat. Show Notes:Introduction (0:21)Learning German (2:42)Growing up in a Chinese home in Bolivia (7:26)Laura's dad's restaurant (9:30)What was it like for you to grow up in Bolivia with a Chinese father? (11:26)Did you feel as much pressure from your Bolivian mother to perform well in school? (15:07)Were there cultural clashes because of the differences between your parents? (16:54)Have you been able to try the German food culture? (18:26)What do you cook when you start to miss home? (20:11)Can you tell me about your mom's cooking? (24:06)Can you tell us about the work you do? (28:59) Vocabulary List and Comprehension Questions:Food & Culture Links:How I learned German episodeBolivian chicken soup recipeBolivian beef tongue soup recipeBolivian peanut soupBolivian cassava casserole recipeChinese chicken rice porridgePasta with sugo sauceFind Laura on InstagramMost Common Mistakes Germans Make in EnglishSupport the podcast with a tip Follow Me:My WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsLinkedInYouTubeFacebook

A lot of what you might read on the internet on how to learn German vocabulary words is really a lot of hot air & hooey. In this episode we'll bust 5 myths on vocabulary learning and give you a clearer picture of why vocabulary learning is important. After all, if you don't know what the words mean...you'll be up a creek without a paddle. The 5 Myths: You only need to learn 3,000 words to truly speak German! Vocabulary isn't as important as grammar. Learning vocabulary is as boring as watching paint dry. You need to learn all the German words RIGHT NOW! The only way to learn vocabulary is with flashcards (rote memorization). You can find the quote from my client on German vocabulary learning in the accompanying blog post. "The Six Parts of Learning German": https://www.germanwithnicole.com/blog/38444-what-are-the-six-parts-of-learning (https://www.germanwithnicole.com/blog/38444-what-are-the-six-parts-of-learning) The graphic in that blog post should be helpful for you if you are a visual learner. Weekly German Practice (including the German Vocabulary Masterclass) https://www.germanwithnicole.com/practice (https://www.germanwithnicole.com/practice) ******** Nicole Warner is the Nicole of GermanWithNicole.com and is a German learner (certified level C2) and a certified instructor for German as a Foreign Language. She lived in Germany from 2003-2008 and has traveled widely in Germany. Frau Warner has helped people learn to communicate in German since 2010. https://www.GermanWithNicole.com (GermanWithNicole.com) - Your anchor on the stormy seas of German learning.™ Music: Bonnie Ship the Diamond by https://timbeek.com/ (Tim Beek)

All the way from Iran, Armin runs an ambitious creative collective known as Microverse. Using Houdini, he makes gorgeous alien renders and amazing tutorials through his Youtube channel Simple & Procedural. A true asset to the community and a talented artist! Timecodes: 00:01:52 | Microverse Art 00:08:49 | Backstory: Architecture & Photography 00:12:52 | What Made You Get Into Houdini? (The Answer Is COVID) 00:19:20 | Getting Into Teaching 00:21:33 | Am I a Professional CG Artist? 00:29:29 | Creating Tutorials to Teach Himself (And You) 00:32:45 | Learning German to Move to Germany 00:41:04 | Most Important Concepts To Understand Houdini 00:51:54 | Houdini Role Models 00:54:39 | Redshift Realtime Rendering & Other Cool Tech 01:09:33 | Advice to Beginners Learning Houdini 01:16:26 | Outro

It's been a little over 1 year since I started this podcast. Welcome back to season 2 of Runa's Ruminations! Today with a special guest, my boyfriend Tomoki, who will be sharing his perspective on learning my mother tongue (German).  I hope you enjoy listening!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/runasruminations/support

'Unternehmen Deutsch' is a project that helps students to learn German - Mit dem Erlernen von Sprachen tun sich viele Australier schwer. Deutsch, was als schwierig gilt, wird an vielen Schulen erst gar nicht angeboten. Hilfestellung bietet ein Projekt mit dem Namen 'Unternehmen Deutsch'. Lehrerin Gemma McWhirter, deren Deutschklasse daran teilnimmt, erklärt, was das ist:

In this, the first episode of season 3 of #Campcast, I speak with Sergey, who I have worked with and lost the game with for several years now. Sergey has just started a new page Firehose of English (https://vk.com/firehose). So, if you want to be blasted with English right in the face, that's the place for you! 00:04:24 - Communicating over Zoom 00:05:22 - The Game 00:09:21 - Who is Sergey? 00:14:00 - CELTA 00:19:53 - Communication in podcasts is more natural 00:22:24 - Firehose of English 00:29:15 - Eggcorns 00:32:50 - Running a page as a hobby / as your main job 00:34:36 - Learning German vs learning English 00:46:47 - Skills you learn growing up in Russia / Britain 00:51:16 - Working as a Cambridge speaking examiner By will of the workers / listeners: Campcast will be released once every two weeks form now on.

discover effective strategies and tips for learning german

discover effective strategies and tips for learning german

How’d you say in German: “I’ve been learning German for 2 years now.”? by Herr Professor

Today's episode of The Laugh at Pat Podcast Patchats is dedicated to my wonderful and lovely godmother. In this podcast I discuss spring and the feelings of hope it can evoke and the powerful metaphors in nature. But yes it is a comedy podcast. I also give some unsolicited romantic advice, and talk about my continued struggle with the German language. Of course we also talk Yahoo news headlines

In this episode, we had a fantastic interview with Leo from Italy.  The BRAVE 85 series goes on :) Time stamps: 4:12 What is your English learning goal?  5:46 What does it mean to you to be fluent? 8:10 Why did you chose an imput based method to learn the language? 10:19 Why did you participate in the WISBOLEP competition? 14:03 Is it a good method to record yourself if you are a beginner? 15:46 Do you ever wanted to start out your own language learning podcast? 19:31 Stephen Krashen 21:09 How can you remember vocabulary by just reading to a lot of content? 23:28 And how about you? What do you prefer or do you do both methods equally (intensive and extensive listening)? 24:25 Do you use transcripts to learn from podcasts? How do you learn from podcasts? 25:44 By any chance, do you have any recommendations when it comes to reading a book 29:04 Do you know about the internet page called youglish.com?  30:25 Learning German 36:30 What kind of movies do you like to watch? Leo asks Daniel 38:32 About accents 41:57 End of the interview 42:03 Excerpt form Luke's English Podcast episode 703. 42:49 Outro: Special thank goes to Luke Thompson  43:19 Teaser/preview of BRAVE 85 episodes (spoken by Luke Thompson) 703. Walaa from Syria – WISBOLEP Competition Winner  Improve your English pronunciation using YouTube (youglish.com)  

Welcome to our seventh episode of Y2K GROUP CHAT featuring artist Tamen Pérez. We recorded in late August 2020. We speak with Tamen about grad school during COVID, working from home vs. studio, her relationship to the history of painting, living and working in Berlin, manga and music, and unlearning in painting. Tamen Pérez is an emerging artist living and working in New Haven, CT. Follow us on TikTok and Instagram: @y2kgroup Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more content about contemporary art. Stay up-to-date with out Y2K Blog on our website for more news. Audio timestamps below: 0:00 - Intro music 0:15 - Y2K GROUP CHAT introduction 0:34 - Tamen bio 1:07 - Hi 1:52 - What have you been up to? 3:23 - Update on school 4:23 - How did you adapt to not having studio access at Yale during quarantine? 5:52 - Minimal materials 6:27 - How does music inspire your work? 8:08 - What's been new with Y2K? 10:50 - Y2K-NOW idea, future shows, learning to pivot 14:11 - Making work from home vs. studio 16:54 - Painting process as workout? 17:57 - What books are you reading? 20:09 - Were you familiar with Afro-Caribbean history? 21:01 - Costa Rica 22:52 - Manga and some inspiration 25:39 - What types of materials do you use? 29:05 - Relationship to history of painting 30:32 - Unlearning 32:54 - After undergrad to New York and moving to Berlin 35:34 - 7-8 years in Berlin 39:38 - Berlin art scene or music scene 41:38 - Learning German and still adapting 44:27 - How was your past solo show at stadium? 49:23 - How did your work first change in grad school? 51:32 - Voice and hand in painting 53:09 - Ideas for thesis 56:44 - Spring studio visits 57:57 - Love of painting and being anti 58:56 - Costa Rican landscape painting and colonialism 1:00:34 - Going back to the history and re-evaluating 1:02:09 - Painting conversation in New York 1:05:34 - Thank you!

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Grammar, vocabulary, how to sign up for a language course – this lesson is all about the German language.