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July 3rd, 2008

In today’s lesson we tackle some German dishes. Did you know that only very few tourists try German food, because there are so many alternatives? In this lesson we give you a few hints where to start your culinary journey. And you will hear why Michael isn’t happy about a dish called “Pfannkuchen”. Grammar-wise, this lesson is a review lesson, looking at the verb haben again and delving more into the many great ways of using it.

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July 1st, 2008

Are you going to Germany on vacation? You will probably eat out a lot, so don’t miss our hints / tips about eating at a restaurant in Germany! This will spare you many a nasty surprise, and your German friends will be much more comfortable eating out with you, too. There are some differences you must know about, not just in manners or customs but also in what you can expect from a German restaurant.

And of course we will learn a lot of useful German vocabulary and phrases for use at a restaurant in Germany, Austria or the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Finding a seat, requesting the menu, ordering in flawless German - this newbie lesson has it all!

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June 30th, 2008

Learn German travel phrases with GermanPod101.com! A little German can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, GermanPod101.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! Today we cover a high frequency German phrase sure to be of use on your trip, travels or vacation to Germany.

Today we provide you with a linguistic tool to help take your German language skills to the next level. Today we will be learning how to ask the speaking party to “say it again”. Be sure to stop by GermanPod101.com and leave us a post!

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June 27th, 2008

One of the most rewarding things to do in a foreign language is to listen to their comedians / satirists. Unfortunately, this is also one of the hardest things to do as a non-native speaker. Plays on words, comic usage of words in the wrong context and cultural references all require true mastery of a language. However, if you managed to achieve this level in German, you should definitely listen to Michael Mittermeier some time. He is really funny, and this audio blog is dedicated to him.

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June 26th, 2008

Do you intend to survive on German streets? John is about to be run over by a bicyclist. To make sure this won’t happen to you, this lesson provides you with some really important insights into the German traffic system. Besides, you’ll learn the German verb haben (to have). Don’t miss this if you’re planning to go to Germany!

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