Breakfast Together Podcast

Work, work, work, today we talk about work! How hierarchical is the workplace in various cultures? What would you wear at a normal day in the office? And who is the only person Norwegians have to address formally?

"What's your secret? Are you a teacher? What language do you dream in? Can you switch languages at will? " Today our hosts are answering common questions they hear as polyglots.

Second course for our Food series with a topic close to our heart: What do people in different countries eat when they have breakfast together? Tune in for a chance to be pampered and fed by Dimi's grandma's homemade pies!

Today's episode consist of an especially delicious menu: Döner, Dürüm, Kebab - what do they all mean? What was the most successful food marketing campaign in Norway? Which dishes do our hosts miss the most from their countries?

Today's topic is slang: how important is it when learning a language? How does a native speaker feel when they hear slang from a foreigner? And how much will it help you in a Turkish bazaar?

What's the most surprising language Irena has received a compliment in? How important is physical contact during dating? Does a partner need approval from the family?

Find out what people of Norway do in the forest on a first date, who pays Irena's dating checks and what you can expect from a typical greek date. Tune in!

What is Asya's technique of making the best out of Duolingo? How can music and films aid your daily practice?Today we discuss more tips and methods on learning languages.

Do you really need to live in a country in order to learn a language?

Can listening to music or even WhatsApp help you improve your language skills?

What’s Dimi’s pro tip for learning a language in the early stages?

Who can eat more Maslenitsa pancakes, Asya or Irena? Today we discuss leisure activities and traditions (food-related and otherwise) in our cultures and countries the countries we live in.