Paul Wheaton learns German with ­­Susanne Schneider. Paul wants to be able to converse with Austrian permaculturalist, Sepp Holzer, who has invited him to work in Siberia. Paul talks about his slimy experience with the Pimsleur marketers. Some words and expressions they cover include: numbers 1-10, brown, black, red, yellow, orange, green, blue, violet, pink, microclimate, hotel, restaurant, wind, night, clay, soil, sand, humus, compost, dirt, erosion, moss, and algae. Susanne shares about a cheater word her son uses when he can't remember if something is masculine or feminine. Paul talks about the difference between dirt and soil.
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Paul Wheaton learns German with ­­Susanne Schneider. Some words and expressions they cover include: house, idea, cat, girl, where is the toilet, pie, when is lunch, I'm hungry, I'm thirsty, which way is south, how cold does it get here, rain, snow, and how much precipitation is there here. They talk about masculine, feminine, and neutral articles for nouns. They talk about being formal and informal. They talk about German "coffee" on the weekends, which includes cake. Paul talks about permaculture, which requires no irrigation. He is learning these words so he will be able to communicate with permaculturalist Sepp Holzer. They talk about celcius and temperature. They talk about reversing desertification. They talk about translating.

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Paul Wheaton learns German with Susanne Schneider. Some words and expressions they cover include: good afternoon, slow down, what is that, water, trees, what does that mean, mayor, meat, when do we meet again. They cover some words that are the same in multiple languages. They talk about The Big Lebowski and other movies you could watch to learn German. Paul suggests watching German movies with German subtitles. They talk about black walnut trees and allelopathy. They talk about the word: permaculture.

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Paul Wheaton learns German with Susanne Schneider. Some words they cover include: hello, understand, I, and jelly donut. Paul shares about Sepp Holzer getting angry in German. They learn some pronunciation. They learn: shit, German. They learn some simple sentences. They learn: English, Germany, speak. They learn formal and informal pronouns. They learn: thank you, excuse me, yes, no.

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Paul Wheaton learns German with Susanne Schneider. Paul shares about Hogan's Heroes. Susanne is a native German speaker, and learned English in the 5th grade. They both know Sepp Holzer, who speaks Austrian German, and Susanne used to translate for him. Sepp has done many permaculture projects greening the desert, including in Spain and Portugal. Sepp invited Paul to come work with him in Siberia. They talk about the Austrian accent. Sepp would like Paul to come travel with him, so Paul would like to learn German. Paul shares about the Pimsluer method, which Susanne used to learn Spanish. Paul talks about German for Dummies. They talk about formal and informal words, as well as masculine and feminine. Some words they cover include: good day, good morning, yes, no, excuse me, school, you, one, two, three, four, boat, English, understand, smoke, and bye. They talk about pronunciation, and some cultural things in Germany.

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