Der Winter - The Winter Winter in many parts of Europe truly last six months. From, let's say the end of October to end of April. That is why it is important that people find ways to enjoy the winter months. When I lived in Ljubljana (pictured above from my Instagram) it was gray almost every single day during the long winter months. Luckily, the city is so beautiful, so it was easier to find ways to find joy in the little things. Winter in Philly on the other hand is full of crisp days with beautiful sunshine - my favorite kind of winter weather! As they say, it's always sunny in Philadelphia. 
Klagenfurt Winter in Klagenfurt, pictured below. 
Es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter, es gibt nur falsche Kleidung. 
There is no bad weather, there is only the wrong clothing.
This post was inspired by Annik Ruben's Slow German Podcast which can be found here.
Slow German Lesson 11 - Der Winter {Deutsch/German} Was findest du am schönsten im Winter? Natürlich ist es am schönsten wenn der Schnee liegt draußen und die Sonne scheint. Mm..das ist aber schön. Dann können wir einen Spaziergang im Schnee machen. Wir können einen Schneemann bauen oder eine Schneeballschlacht machen. Oder vielleicht kann man Schlittschuhfahren gehen Vielleicht ein bisschen Skifahren oder...ja...was noch? Wie sieht euer Winter aus? Was machst du am liebsten? Lasst mich wissen! Wir sehen uns. Tschüss! {Englisch/English} What do you like best about winter? Of course, it is the most beautiful when there is snow outside and the sun is shining. Mm..that is nice. Then, we can take a stroll in the snow. We can build a snowman or have a snowball fight. Or maybe you like to go ice skating Maybe, do a bit of skiing or ... yes ... what else? What does your winter look like? What do you like to do most? Let me know! See you. Bye! 
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Slow German Lesson 10 - Heute ist Montag
{Deutsch/German} Hallo! Wie geht's euch heute? Heute ist Montag. Wir haben viel zu tun. Was machst du heute? Gehst du in der Arbeit oder in die Schule? Lasst mich wissen! Wir sehen uns. Tschüss! {Englisch/English} Hello! How are you all today? Today is Monday. We have a lot to do. What are you doing today? Are you going to work or to school? Let me know! See you. Bye! As always, let me know if you have any questions and stay in touch with me here, on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and check out the bonus content and secret videos over at Patreon! 
EWTN Radio Last month, my Dad messaged me to let me know that one of his favorite radio programs, Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie, was hosting an episode on languages. In a moment of true serendipity, after finishing teaching my morning lessons, I read my Dad's text message, found the phone number and dialed multiple times until I got through. Getting on the Radio As I listened to the others describing their experiences with other languages, my heart filled with joy knowing that I had to make it on this program before it ended. Luck was on my side - and the timing was right. I spoke to the screener and we bonded over Eastern European customs. When he heard my background and the number of languages I speak, he said he would try to get me on and to wait until I heard my name. Save the Best for Last Just as the program was about to conclude, they decided to go to one more caller. Take a listen below and hear me as the last guest of the day answering the question, "How Many Languages Do You Speak?"
Shout out to Tatus
I'm so grateful my Dad was able to listen live and record this sound clip. It absolutely made both his and my day/week/month. The full episode is available to stream directly here. Take 2 with Jerry & Debbie Hosts Jerry Usher and Debbie Georgianni create a welcoming on-air environment so that their listeners feel comfortable sharing with one another their take on the most important issues of daily life. Catholics helping Catholics! As a peer-to-peer ministry, it's social media for the ears! 
Slow German Lesson 8 - Heute ist Montag
{Deutsch/German} Hallo Alle zusammen! Wie geht’s euch heute? Ich hoffe es geht euch gut! Heute ist Montag. Wir sind wieder bei der Arbeit oder in der Schule Und ich hoffe ihr habt einen wunderschönen Tag Und viel Spaß diese Woche! Wir sehen uns bald. Tschüss! {Englisch/English} Hello everyone! How are you all doing today? I hope you are all doing well! Today is Monday. We are back at work or in school and I hope you all have a lovely day and have fun this week! We’ll see each other soon. Bye! Stay in touch here, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, and don't forget to check out the secret videos and bonus German lessons over at Patreon! Get started with private language lessons with me, tonight! |
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