Learn German with GermanPod101.com! You are very excited about how well your first interview went…but you are even more excited about your friend treating you to dinner tonight in Germany. But now he wants you to make the decision about where you eat! How should you know - you’re not from Germany! You ask him what he recommends to which he replies in German, “We have everything you want to eat in Germany…except Mexican food. You won’t find much Mexican food here.” Hmmm, you think. You still really don’t know what you want. Your friend offers some suggestions that might help, “Do you want Thai food? Or maybe you want authentic German food…or there’s a great Japanese restaurant down the street.” You hate trying to make decisions like this! Finally, you tell your friend in German, “Since I have been to Germany, I have had Chinese food, American food, Japanese food, and Italian food. But the one thing I have not had yet is some authentic German food! I cannot be here one more day without trying German food!” With a smile spreading across his face, your friend replies in German, “German food it is then! Let’s eat!”
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Die Berliner Mauer war lange Zeit ein greifbares Symbol für die Teilung Deutschlands. Noch immer sind Teile von ihr sichtbar. Und ihr Vorhandsein hat die deutsche Geschichte nachhaltig geprägt. The Berlin Wall was a palpable sign of the division of Germany. Some parts are still visible. And her presence had a lasting effect on German History.
Das Brandenburger Tor ist ein weiteres Wahrzeichen von Berlin. Man sieht es oft in Dokumentationen über Berlin oder die Wiedervereinigung. Auch sieht man es oft im Fernsehen als Hintergrundmotiv für politische Nachrichten. Diese Verbindung ergibt sich, da sich der Regierungssitz in Berlin befindet.
The Brandenburg Gate is another symbol of Berlin. It can often be seen in documentaries about Berlin or about the German reunification. It also often appears on TV, as a background during political news. This is because the seat of government is located in Berlin.
Die Berliner Mauer ist eines der Wahrzeichen der Stadt. Lange Zeit hat sie den Ost- und den Westteil der Stadt getrennt. Für viele ist sie ein Wahrzeichen des Kalten Krieges, doch für die Berliner ist sie ein Teil gelebter Geschichte, deren Rest sich heute noch an manchen Stellen finden lassen.
The Berlin wall is one of the emblems of the city. For a long time it separated the east and the west part of the city. To many it is a symbol of the Cold War, but to the people living in Berlin it is a part of their history, of which remains can still be found today.
Lesebühnen haben in Berlin eine lange Tradition und sind auch heute noch Publikumsmagneten. Man findet mehrere von ihnen in der Stadt und einige der Künstler sind auch außerhalb der Lesebühnen bekannt.
“Lesebühnen” have a long tradition in Berlin and are still crowd puller today. One can find several of them within the city and some artists are well known outside of the “Lesebühnen”, too.
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