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Welcome to episode 24 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast😉
And the tongue twisters:
Welcome to episode 23 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Vier fünfmal vervierfacht macht mehr als fünf viermal verfünffacht.
Welcome to episode 22 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twisters:
Welcome to episode 21 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to this podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Testtexte texten Testtexter, Testtexter texten Testtexte.
Welcome to episode 20 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Schnecken erschrecken, wenn sie an Schnecken schlecken, denn zum Schrecken vieler Schnecken manche Schnecken Schnecken nicht schmecken.
Welcome to episode 19 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Siebzehn Schnitzer, die auf siebzehn Schnitzsitzen sitzen und mit ihren spitzen Schnitzern Ritzen in ihr Schnitzholz schlitzen, wobei sie schwitzen, sind siebzehn schwitzende, schnitzende, auf dem Schnitzsitz sitzende, spitze Schnitzer benützende Schnitzholzritzenschlitzer.
Welcome to episode 18 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun!
Here are the idioms. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
- Die Radieschen von unten betrachten
- Reinen Wein einschenken
- Rom wurde nicht an einem Tag erbaut.
- Eine ruhige Kugel schieben
- Mir raucht der Kopf!
And the tongue twister:
Wenn um Rumkugeln Rumkugeln herumkugeln, kugeln um Rumkugeln Rumkugeln herum.
Welcome to episode 17 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms and the tongue twister. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Quatschende Quallen quälen quirlige quallende Quälquallen.
Welcome to episode 16 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms and the tongue twister. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Der Flugplatzspatz nahm auf dem Flugplatz Platz.
Welcome to episode 15 of season 4, where we look at German idioms and what they mean in English. Steven also gets the chance to try a German tongue twister - great fun! Here are the idioms and the tongue twister. To find out what they mean, listen to the podcast 😉
And the tongue twister: Oma kocht Opa Kohl. Opa kocht Oma Kohl. Doch Opa kocht Oma Rosenkohl. Oma dagegen kocht Opa Rotkohl.
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