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September 25th, 2008

What’s next? That’s exactly the question John and Michaela are going to tackle in todays lesson. The two are planning the next day. Will they finally get to the sightseeing? Just in case we are going to give 6 useful tips on sightseeing in Germany. Among them are going to be as valuable informations as to how to get around in a city, why “Einbahnstraße” is not a valid street name, which questions you shouldn’t ask your host family and which German food you have to try. And among all this we are also going to cover the German word “könnte” and the difference between “essen” and “Essen”.

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3 Responses to “Beginner Lesson #24 - What’s next?”

avatar GermanPod101.com says:

Which German, Austrian or Swiss sights would you like to see?

avatar Kare says:

I like to see Vienna again. It’s a sight in itself. :wink:

avatar Salvador says:

Hey guys,

Congratulations on such a well-organized, well-done podcast.

Got a question here, in the transcript you find,

“….Bis jetzt warst du ja beschäftigt: …”

What does the “ja” do there exactly? Can we do away with it? How will the sentence be different?

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