The Authentic German Learning Podcast: Deutsch lernen wie ein Baby | Learn German online | Personal Developmenthttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/Learn German like a baby would by listening to the language and getting a "feel" for it. We're not only learning German here though: We are passionate about personal development of all kinds. Our motto: Improve your German. Improve your life. Listen to the podcast and let the German language wash over you, like music. Lerne Deutsch wie ein Baby, indem du der Sprache zuhörst und ein "Gefühl" für sie bekommst. Wir lernen hier aber nicht nur Deutsch: Persönliche Entwicklung jeder Art ist unsere Leidenschaft. Unser Motto: Verbessere dein Deutsch. Verbessere dein Leben. Höre dir den Podcast an und lass dich von der deutschen Sprache umspülen, wie Musik.Sun, 12 May 2024 11:42:23 UTCen-USdaily1FaeTools.com/1.0.0Authentic German LearningLearn German like a baby would by listening to the language and getting a "feel" for it. We're not only learning German here though: We are passionate about personal development of all kinds. Our motto: Improve your German. Improve your life. Listen to the podcast and let the German language wash over you, like music. Lerne Deutsch wie ein Baby, indem du der Sprache zuhörst und ein "Gefühl" für sie bekommst. Wir lernen hier aber nicht nur Deutsch: Persönliche Entwicklung jeder Art ist unsere Leidenschaft. Unser Motto: Verbessere dein Deutsch. Verbessere dein Leben. Höre dir den Podcast an und lass dich von der deutschen Sprache umspülen, wie Musik.Learn German like a baby would by listening to the language and getting a "feel" for it. We're not only learning German here though: We are passionate about personal development of all kinds. Our motto: Improve your German. Improve your life. Listen to the podcast and let the German language wash over you, like music. Lerne Deutsch wie ein Baby, indem du der Sprache zuhörst und ein "Gefühl" für sie bekommst. Wir lernen hier aber nicht nur Deutsch: Persönliche Entwicklung jeder Art ist unsere Leidenschaft. Unser Motto: Verbessere dein Deutsch. Verbessere dein Leben. Höre dir den Podcast an und lass dich von der deutschen Sprache umspülen, wie Musik.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/episodicMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophinfo@authenticgermanlearning.cominfo@authenticgermanlearning.com (Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosoph)DonateDonate9b3b1469-ac21-44f9-b236-cde3831271a0https://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-guten-dinge-sind-drei-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_66_aller_guten_Dinge_sind_drei_deutsches_Sprichwort.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-guten-dinge-sind-drei-german-proverb-podcast/4:53Like German snacks but don’t want to be rude? Just say “aller guten Dinge sind drei” before you take three! 😉 Listen and learn about this German proverb.Like German snacks but don’t want to be rude? Just say “aller guten Dinge sind drei” before you take three! 😉 Listen and learn about this German proverb.Like German snacks but don’t want to be rude? Just say “aller guten Dinge sind drei” before you take three! 😉 Listen and learn about this German proverb.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-guten-dinge-sind-drei-german-proverb-podcast/Thu, 24 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTCf9d762a4-e3a8-42f4-a1e8-f6853e9a79baToday, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;aller guten Dinge sind drei&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;aller guten Dinge sind drei&rdquo; mean? The Third Time Is the Charm, All Good Things Come in ThreesProverbHyphenational·ler gu·ten Din·ge sind drei PronunciationIPA: [ˈalɐ ˈɡuːtn̩ ˈdɪŋə zɪnt dʁaɪ̯] Meaning[1] Justification for something happening / trying for the third time OriginDing was modified from Thing, a Germanic tribal and judicial assembly. The proverb refers to the meaning of the number three in the Germanic / medieval legal system.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/hinterlistig-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_65_hinterlistig.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/hinterlistig-meaning-podcast/4:43Learn German culture: The two protagonists of a best-selling children’s story are said to be "hinterlistig". Listen to this podcast to find out more!Learn German culture: The two protagonists of a best-selling children’s story are said to be "hinterlistig". Listen to this podcast to find out more!Learn German culture: The two protagonists of a best-selling children’s story are said to be "hinterlistig". Listen to this podcast to find out more!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/hinterlistig-meaning-podcast/Wed, 23 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTC04c8234a-7e5d-4614-b7bb-4d47a284bb03Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;hinterlistig&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;hinterlistig&rdquo; mean? deceitfulAdjectiveHyphenationhin·ter·lis·tig, comparative: hin·ter·lis·ti·ger, superlative: am hin·ter·lis·tigs·ten PronunciationIPA: [ˈhɪntɐˌlɪstɪç], [ˈhɪntɐˌlɪstɪk] Meaning[1] in the manner of a guile; seeming harmless, but very dangerous; wickedness that seeks to harm others Synonyms[1] fraudulently, devious, treacherous Max and Moritz are very deceitful. Examples[1] The insidious pranks of Max and Moritz still delight children. [1] This is deceitful of Eugenio. [1] The animal tormentor was particularly treacherous by luring his victims with treats.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-miracle-morning-by-hal-elrod-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_64.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-miracle-morning-by-hal-elrod-podcast/21:30Want to learn German but don't have the time? Listen to this podcast to make a huge life change with one simple step, one morning at a time.Want to learn German but don't have the time? Listen to this podcast to make a huge life change with one simple step, one morning at a time.Want to learn German but don't have the time? Listen to this podcast to make a huge life change with one simple step, one morning at a time.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-miracle-morning-by-hal-elrod-podcast/Sun, 20 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTC85085c36-b1e1-4334-aec1-13a8daf68894The Quote of the Episode You are just as worthy, deserving, and capable of creating and sustaining extraordinary health, wealth, happiness, love, and success in your life, as any other person on earth.Hal Elrod Click to TweetIntro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 64! Today, we are talking about the book The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/den-schwanz-einziehen-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_63_den_Schwanz_einziehen_Redewendung.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/den-schwanz-einziehen-german-idiom-podcast/3:22Don’t “tuck in your tail,” be brave! The best way to learn German is to learn words in context, so I'll teach you this German idiom with lots of examples.Don’t “tuck in your tail,” be brave! The best way to learn German is to learn words in context, so I'll teach you this German idiom with lots of examples.Don’t “tuck in your tail,” be brave! The best way to learn German is to learn words in context, so I'll teach you this German idiom with lots of examples.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/den-schwanz-einziehen-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 18 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTC47cf2385-d9d9-449e-8744-c2d3c6e8e6cdToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;den Schwanz einziehen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;den Schwanz einziehen&rdquo; mean? to chicken out Idiom Hyphenation: den Schwanz ein·zie·hen Pronunciation: IPA: [deːn ʃvant͡s ˈaɪ̯nt͡siːən] Meaning: [1] colloquially: to withdraw, to be cowardly, to cave in Synonyms: [1] to resign, to surrender Examples: [1] He&rsquo;s a nice guy, but when the boss just looks at him sharply, he draws in his horns. [1] Gosh! Can you open your mouth for once when your mother says something about parenting?Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/weltanschauung-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_62_Weltanschauung_Vokabel_Bedeutung_meaning.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/weltanschauung-meaning-podcast/4:02What does Weltanschauung mean and how is it pronounced? You'd be surprised how many people say it wrong! Listen to this podcast to improve your German.What does Weltanschauung mean and how is it pronounced? You'd be surprised how many people say it wrong! Listen to this podcast to improve your German.What does Weltanschauung mean and how is it pronounced? You'd be surprised how many people say it wrong! Listen to this podcast to improve your German.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/weltanschauung-meaning-podcast/Tue, 15 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTC9f4732ca-24fd-4d73-a2bf-364a3531fa6bToday, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Weltanschauung&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Weltanschauung&rdquo; mean? world view, ideology, world view, (philosophical) belief systemNoun, fHyphenationWelt·an·schau·ung, plural: Welt·an·schau·un·gen PronunciationIPA: [ˈveltʔanˌʃaʊ̯ʊŋ] Meaning[1] someone&rsquo;s system of ideas about the world Synonyms[1] mindset, ideology, philosophy of life, philosophy, world view Narrower terms[1] religion, denomination, religious freedom, conservatism, liberalism, socialism Examples[1] There are several different worldviews. [1] Our remarks on the medieval world view have surprised many critics. (Source: Wiktionary)Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-x-rule-by-grant-cardone-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_61_Buchrezension_Book_review_The_10X_Rule_by_Grant_Cardone.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-x-rule-by-grant-cardone-podcast/27:57Success is your duty! At least that's what Grant Cardone says. Let's explore the interesting philosophy presented in The 10X Rule. Listen and learn German.Success is your duty! At least that's what Grant Cardone says. Let's explore the interesting philosophy presented in The 10X Rule. Listen and learn German.Success is your duty! At least that's what Grant Cardone says. Let's explore the interesting philosophy presented in The 10X Rule. Listen and learn German.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-the-x-rule-by-grant-cardone-podcast/Sun, 13 Jan 2019 20:00:00 UTCa0596199-12c3-49b8-9dc9-56eee287b6c2The Quote of the Episode Anyone that suggests to me to do less is either not a real friend or very confused!Grant Cardone Click to TweetIntro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 61! Today, we are talking about the book The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/hier-geht-die-post-ab-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_60_Sprichwort_Hier_geht_die_Post_ab._German_saying_meaning.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/hier-geht-die-post-ab-german-proverb-podcast/7:00If you take a break from learning German once in a while and party hard, you can say “Hier geht die Post ab!” to impress your non-German speaking friends.If you take a break from learning German once in a while and party hard, you can say “Hier geht die Post ab!” to impress your non-German speaking friends.If you take a break from learning German once in a while and party hard, you can say “Hier geht die Post ab!” to impress your non-German speaking friends.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/hier-geht-die-post-ab-german-proverb-podcast/Mon, 23 Apr 2018 21:00:00 UTCca1a7829-dded-40c2-8289-047357bc8da5Was bedeutet?Hier geht die Post ab. &mdash; pain killer 🚛 (@aliabdalkreem4) October 31, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Hier geht die Post ab.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Hier geht die Post ab.&rdquo; mean? There is a lot going on here.IdiomMeanings there are a lot of emotions (usually: joy, more rarely: anger) there is a lot going on there is excitement people celebrate vigorously Addendum colloquial Here the post is a symbol of industriousness and fast locomotion.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/geist-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_59_Geist_German_word_meaning.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/geist-meaning-podcast/16:35“Geist” does not just mean ghost, it can mean many things! If you are learning German, you might be surprised by how very different meanings are connected.“Geist” does not just mean ghost, it can mean many things! If you are learning German, you might be surprised by how very different meanings are connected.“Geist” does not just mean ghost, it can mean many things! If you are learning German, you might be surprised by how very different meanings are connected.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/geist-meaning-podcast/Mon, 16 Apr 2018 21:00:00 UTC6c096f37-223c-45fa-b894-181fe04dcccaToday, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Geist&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Geist&rdquo; mean? mind, wit, intellect, spirit, ghostNoun, mHyphenation:Geist, plural: Geis·ter MeaningsPlural 1 (die Geister): [1] thinking as part of individuality [a] including feeling [b] in contrast to emotional life (soul) [2] the basic idea behind an action or a work [3] divine being, supernatural being [4] soul of a dead person walking on earth Plural 2 (die Geiste): [5] alcoholic drinkMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-mindset-the-new-psychology-of-success-by-carol-s-dweck-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_58_Book_review_Mindset_The_New_Psychology_of_Success_by_Carol_S_Dweck_German_podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-mindset-the-new-psychology-of-success-by-carol-s-dweck-podcast/13:46When you are learning German, do you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset? With the former, you will have much betters chances to learn German!When you are learning German, do you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset? With the former, you will have much betters chances to learn German!When you are learning German, do you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset? With the former, you will have much betters chances to learn German!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/book-review-mindset-the-new-psychology-of-success-by-carol-s-dweck-podcast/Mon, 09 Apr 2018 21:00:00 UTCbc5ce073-37e1-4ae8-89dc-7f413a1decabThe Quote of the Episode [Exceptional] people seem to have … a special talent for converting life’s setbacks into future successes.Carol Dweck Click to TweetIntro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 58! Today, we are talking about the book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-faeden-ziehen-redewendung-podcast/5:18Who is pulling the strings behind the scenes? 🦹 And what exactly does this phrase “die Fäden ziehen” mean? 🤔 Listen to this episode to find out!Who is pulling the strings behind the scenes? 🦹 And what exactly does this phrase “die Fäden ziehen” mean? 🤔 Listen to this episode to find out!Who is pulling the strings behind the scenes? 🦹 And what exactly does this phrase “die Fäden ziehen” mean? 🤔 Listen to this episode to find out!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-faeden-ziehen-redewendung-podcast/Mon, 02 Apr 2018 21:00:00 UTCf63ba035-78b7-40e4-8d07-19da374db317Today, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;die Fäden ziehen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;die Fäden ziehen&rdquo; mean? to pull the stringsIdiomHyphenationdie Fä·den zie·hen Meanings[1] exerting the decisive influence from the background, actually having the power [2] literally: removing threads (e.g. in a sewn wound) Origin[1] The phrase is based on the idea of the puppet player, who invisible to the audience pulls the strings and thus moves the puppets. Synonyms[1] to lead, to steer, to controlMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/schraubenzieher-schraubendreher-kreuzschlitzschraubendreher-bedeutung-podcast/5:22https://authenticgermanlearning.com/schraubenzieher-schraubendreher-kreuzschlitzschraubendreher-bedeutung-podcast/Mon, 26 Mar 2018 19:00:00 UTCae0e39e5-e9c4-4d43-8a01-043e7e4a89b8Today, we talk about the German words &ldquo;Schraubenzieher&rdquo;, &ldquo;Schraubendreher&rdquo; and &ldquo;Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher&rdquo;. What do &ldquo;Schraubenzieher&rdquo;, &ldquo;Schraubendreher&rdquo; and &ldquo;Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher&rdquo; mean? screwdriverNoun, mHyphenationSchrau·ben·zie·her, plural: Schrau·ben·zie·her Meaning[1] tool for tightening or loosening screws Synonym[1] screwdriver (Source: Wiktionary) crosstip screwdriver, cross slot screwdriver, Phillips screwdriverNoun, mHyphenationKreuz·schlitz·schrau·ben·dre·her, plural: Kreuz·schlitz·schrau·ben·dre·her Meaning[1] Screwdriver for screws with cross slits, meaning two slits in the shape of a cross Synonym[1] Phillips screwdriver Personal Remarks It&rsquo;s a long word, but it becomes easier if you break it into individual words or syllables.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-der-wunderbare-weg-von-m-scott-peck-podcast/29:05Unfortunately, the “road less traveled” of personal development is taken by few people. However, by you, my listeners! 😃 Listen to this podcast now.Unfortunately, the “road less traveled” of personal development is taken by few people. However, by you, my listeners! 😃 Listen to this podcast now.Unfortunately, the “road less traveled” of personal development is taken by few people. However, by you, my listeners! 😃 Listen to this podcast now.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-der-wunderbare-weg-von-m-scott-peck-podcast/Mon, 19 Mar 2018 20:00:00 UTC0da22011-f21d-4fd6-a59a-dda99fd820e3The Quote of the Episode Most people want [inner] peace without the aloneness of [spiritual] power. And they want the self-confidence of adulthood without having to grow up.M. Scott Peck Click to TweetIntro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 55! Today, we are talking about the book The Road Less Traveled by M.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/einem-geschenkten-gaul-schaut-man-nicht-ins-maul-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/7:31Would you say something if you didn't like a gift? 🎁🤔 Listen to this episode: einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins MaulWould you say something if you didn't like a gift? 🎁🤔 Listen to this episode: einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins MaulWould you say something if you didn't like a gift? 🎁🤔 Listen to this episode: einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maulhttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/einem-geschenkten-gaul-schaut-man-nicht-ins-maul-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/Mon, 12 Mar 2018 20:00:00 UTCb3737388-63c6-4a37-b1f3-ed376b93c9abEinem geschenkten Gaul guckt man nicht ins Maul. Wer rastet, der rostet. Irren ist menschlich.😜 &mdash; Александра Родина (@_267977092157) August 14, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul&rdquo; mean? don&rsquo;t / never look a gift horse in the mouthProverbAlternative Spellingseinem geschenkten Gaul sieht man nicht ins Maul, einem geschenkten Gaul guckt man nicht ins MaulMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/durchfall-bedeutung-podcast/6:47One of the funniest — and most disgusting - German words: Durchfall! 💩 Listen to this episode to find out more — at your own risk! 🤣One of the funniest — and most disgusting - German words: Durchfall! 💩 Listen to this episode to find out more — at your own risk! 🤣One of the funniest — and most disgusting - German words: Durchfall! 💩 Listen to this episode to find out more — at your own risk! 🤣https://authenticgermanlearning.com/durchfall-bedeutung-podcast/Mon, 05 Mar 2018 20:00:00 UTC360fc22b-9f43-4155-b4e8-cfcf2dfda993Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Durchfall&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Durchfall&rdquo; mean? diarrheaNoun, mHyphenationDurch·fall, plural: Durch·fäl·le Meanings[1] too rapid excretion of mushy to liquid stool [2] colloquial, rarely: failure, for example, during a test (failing) Synonyms[1] Abdominal flow, intestinal catarrh, diarrhea, diarrhoea, thin shit, thin whistle, march through, quick poop, quick Otto, shitting, shitteritis, quick Kathrin, quick Katharina, spray sausage 🤣 [2] failure, flop, failure, failure (the fall through)Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-6-saeulen-des-selbstwertgefuehls-von-nathaniel-branden-podcast/20:01How do I increase my self-confidence? And what is that anyway and where does it come from? 🤔 These questions are answered in this episode!How do I increase my self-confidence? And what is that anyway and where does it come from? 🤔 These questions are answered in this episode!How do I increase my self-confidence? And what is that anyway and where does it come from? 🤔 These questions are answered in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-6-saeulen-des-selbstwertgefuehls-von-nathaniel-branden-podcast/Mon, 26 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCc11992f0-224b-4a1f-b283-d711a800cb51IntroThe Quote of the Episode To trust one&rsquo;s mind and to know that one is worthy of happiness is the essence of self-esteem. — Nathaniel Branden Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 52! Today, we are talking about the book The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem by Nathaniel Branden. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-zeit-totschlagen-redewendung-podcast/3:51Who has time these days? No reason to even kill it! But what does that mean exactly? Find out in this episode!Who has time these days? No reason to even kill it! But what does that mean exactly? Find out in this episode!Who has time these days? No reason to even kill it! But what does that mean exactly? Find out in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-zeit-totschlagen-redewendung-podcast/Fri, 23 Feb 2018 14:00:00 UTCdc5639bc-183b-43d2-b9a7-cbdcac4de60eToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;die Zeit totschlagen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;die Zeit totschlagen&rdquo; mean? die Zeit totschlagenProverbHyphenationdie Zeit tot·schla·gen Meaning[1] colloquial, derogatory: to not spend one&rsquo;s time productively Examples[1] This good-for-nothing kills time in front of the television all day long. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal Remarks sounds very violent: &ldquo;to kill&rdquo; pejorative, i.e. with a negative meaning Why do some people kill time? Life can be so exciting and there are many interesting things you can do with your time!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/zweisamkeit-bedeutung-podcast/6:04What does “(in trauter) Zweisamkeit” mean and why is it so much better than “togetherness”? Find out in this episode!What does “(in trauter) Zweisamkeit” mean and why is it so much better than “togetherness”? Find out in this episode!What does “(in trauter) Zweisamkeit” mean and why is it so much better than “togetherness”? Find out in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/zweisamkeit-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 21 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTC340ebd72-bb66-4287-993a-ae5f1625180dToday, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Zweisamkeit&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Zweisamkeit&rdquo; mean? togetherness (of two people)Noun, fHyphenationZwei·sam·keit Meanings[1] mostly harmonious, often romantic gathering of two people, without being disturbed by other people; in the figurative sense also for other living beings or organizations Synonyms[1] rendezvous, flirtation Related Word[1] tête-à-tête Antonym[1] solitude Examples[1] Both enjoyed their cozy togetherness in the moonlight. [1] However, the same people are fascinated and touched when they see an elderly couple sitting in cozy togetherness on a park bench.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-beziehungen-in-echtzeit-von-stefan-molyneux-podcast/18:07Relationship problems? Learn how to have “relationships in real time” with this episode. Not only that: you also learn German at the same time!Relationship problems? Learn how to have “relationships in real time” with this episode. Not only that: you also learn German at the same time!Relationship problems? Learn how to have “relationships in real time” with this episode. Not only that: you also learn German at the same time!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-beziehungen-in-echtzeit-von-stefan-molyneux-podcast/Mon, 19 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCdb87d3fc-1adc-42d2-89c0-065ee466d3b2The Quote of the Episode Philosophy is the tool that we use to undo our illusions.Stefan Molyneux Click to Tweet Philosophy reveals to us the simple truths that are self-evident to toddlers, yearned for by teenagers – and attacked and dismissed by most adults.Stefan Molyneux Click to Tweet Philosophy is in its essence about relationships – the relationship between a statement and its truth-value; the relationship between logic and empiricism, &ldquo;self&rdquo; and &ldquo;other,&rdquo; choice and virtue, integrity and happiness – the mind and reality.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/was-man-nicht-im-kopf-hat-hat-man-in-den-beinen-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/3:54Haven't you forgotten something? Then you have to get it! This episode is about the saying: "If you don't have it in your head, you have it in your legs”Haven't you forgotten something? Then you have to get it! This episode is about the saying: "If you don't have it in your head, you have it in your legs”Haven't you forgotten something? Then you have to get it! This episode is about the saying: "If you don't have it in your head, you have it in your legs”https://authenticgermanlearning.com/was-man-nicht-im-kopf-hat-hat-man-in-den-beinen-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/Fri, 16 Feb 2018 14:00:00 UTCd74b21e2-3cf1-4bf9-8f1d-8c26555aca79Was man nicht im Kopf hat, muss man in den Beinen haben. &mdash; Lee Cox 🌈 (@legaleagle48) September 24, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;was man nicht im Kopf hat, hat man in den Beinen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;was man nicht im Kopf hat, hat man in den Beinen&rdquo; mean? what you don’t have in your head, you have in the legsProverbSecondary Formswhat you don&rsquo;t have in your head, you have to have in your legsMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung-bedeutung-podcast/11:41⛔ STOP! Not so fast! ✋ In this episode, you'll learn all about an interesting aspect of German culture: the speed limit — and why there aren't any on the highway.⛔ STOP! Not so fast! ✋ In this episode, you'll learn all about an interesting aspect of German culture: the speed limit — and why there aren't any on the highway.⛔ STOP! Not so fast! ✋ In this episode, you'll learn all about an interesting aspect of German culture: the speed limit — and why there aren't any on the highway.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 14 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCbd044427-1e62-4512-83c7-c01734196d3aGeschwindichkeitbegrenzung! speed limit?! &mdash; DO_YOUR_THING (@frankiedv) July 23, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung&rdquo; mean? speed limitNoun, fHyphenationGe·schwin·dig·keits·be·gren·zung, Plural: Ge·schwin·dig·keits·be·gren·zun·gen Meaning[1] the establishment of a maximum speed on traffic routes Synonyms[1] speed restriction, speed limit Beispiel[1] &ldquo;Only this summer, Bavaria&rsquo;s Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann (CSU) had made clear in a letter unequivocally that neither for reasons of noise control nor for reasons of traffic safety was it permissible to order a further speed limit here.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-ueber-wahrheit-von-stefan-molyneux-podcast/17:44“This book will ruin your life…” What is the most important truth relevant to your life? In this episode I introduce you to a book that aims to answer exactly this question.“This book will ruin your life…” What is the most important truth relevant to your life? In this episode I introduce you to a book that aims to answer exactly this question.“This book will ruin your life…” What is the most important truth relevant to your life? In this episode I introduce you to a book that aims to answer exactly this question.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/buchrezension-ueber-wahrheit-von-stefan-molyneux-podcast/Mon, 12 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCee244b61-1831-4724-93ad-319ee92dc1f2The Quote of the Episode From a short-term, merely practical standpoint, you really do not want to read this book. This book will mess up your life, as you know it. This book will change every single one of your relationships – most importantly, your relationship with yourself. This book will change your life even if you never implement a single one of the proposals it contains. This book will change you even if you disagree with every single idea it puts forward.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/auf-dem-laufenden-sein-redewendung-podcast/3:15What does the German phrase “auf dem Laufenden sein” mean? That sounds tiring, doesn't it? 😯 Well, just ask the people who need to keep themselves updated!What does the German phrase “auf dem Laufenden sein” mean? That sounds tiring, doesn't it? 😯 Well, just ask the people who need to keep themselves updated!What does the German phrase “auf dem Laufenden sein” mean? That sounds tiring, doesn't it? 😯 Well, just ask the people who need to keep themselves updated!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/auf-dem-laufenden-sein-redewendung-podcast/Fri, 09 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCd3a23dea-98ef-48a0-8f64-1c55809dcf20Today, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;auf dem Laufenden sein&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;auf dem Laufenden sein&rdquo; mean? to be up to dateIdiomSubsidiary forms: Austrian: to be up to date Word separation: auf dem Lau·fen·den sein Meaning: [1] colloquially: to be very well informed about the latest news Synonym: [1] to stay up to date Examples: [1] Peter always reads the latest specialist magazines to stay up to date. (Source: Wiktionary)Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/dafuer-bedeutung-podcast/5:28Did you know that you can use “dafür” like a separable verb? Find out how in this episode!Did you know that you can use “dafür” like a separable verb? Find out how in this episode!Did you know that you can use “dafür” like a separable verb? Find out how in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/dafuer-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 07 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTC0da9ede2-8e22-4464-90c3-d86e8e8bd175Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;dafür&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;dafür&rdquo; mean? instead, for that reason Pronominal Adverb Hyphenation: da·für Meanings: [1] for this purpose [2] for one thing (which one wants to support, promote) [3] as a consequence (reward or penalty) for something [4] regionally separable, with all three meanings Antonyms: [2] dagegen Examples: [1] I want to buy a new computer. I need money for that. [2] I&rsquo;m in favor of arresting these scammers.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-buecher-von-alice-miller-schweizerische-psychologin-podcast/20:55The roots of the violence are known. In this podcast episode you will not only learn German, but also an inconvenient truth…The roots of the violence are known. In this podcast episode you will not only learn German, but also an inconvenient truth…The roots of the violence are known. In this podcast episode you will not only learn German, but also an inconvenient truth…https://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-buecher-von-alice-miller-schweizerische-psychologin-podcast/Mon, 05 Feb 2018 20:00:00 UTCb16a11f5-e6c0-430e-9b72-6c059840d4cdIntroThe Quote of the Episode I was not out to paint beautiful pictures; even painting good pictures was not important to me. I wanted only to help the truth burst forth. — Alice Miller Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 43! Today, we are talking about the books of Alice Miller, a Swiss psyhologist.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/ohne-fleiss-kein-preis-german-proverb-podcast/3:57Learn German online every day! Denn: Ohne Fleiß kein Preis! Listen to this German learning podcast to find out the meaning.Learn German online every day! Denn: Ohne Fleiß kein Preis! Listen to this German learning podcast to find out the meaning.Learn German online every day! Denn: Ohne Fleiß kein Preis! Listen to this German learning podcast to find out the meaning.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/ohne-fleiss-kein-preis-german-proverb-podcast/Fri, 02 Feb 2018 14:00:00 UTC0b4fe721-faf6-4dc9-9192-eeb7f5b80b18Ohne Fleiß, kein Preis! &mdash; 𓂀 𓋹 Zeinab (@Zizinia_05) September 24, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;ohne Fleiß kein Preis&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;ohne Fleiß kein Preis&rdquo; mean? No pain, no gain. No sweet without sweat.ProverbMeaning: Only if you try hard enough, you will be successful. Example: Actually, I don’t feel like learning, but no sweet without sweat! (Source: Wiktionary) positive incentive much more positive than &ldquo;no pain, no gain&rdquo; in my opinion if you are hardworking, you get a prize (i.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/deshalb-bedeutung-podcast/6:18Why? For this reason! Find out these and other meanings of the German word “deshalb” in this episode!Why? For this reason! Find out these and other meanings of the German word “deshalb” in this episode!Why? For this reason! Find out these and other meanings of the German word “deshalb” in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/deshalb-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 31 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTC9923d08f-59e6-4f54-bc53-6cfe68076379Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;deshalb&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;deshalb&rdquo; mean? that&rsquo;s why, therefore Adverb, Subjunction Hyphenation: des·halb Meaning: [1] references a previous cause or reason and indicates the consequence Synonyms: [1] therefore, thereby, as a result, consequently, accordingly, therefore, for this reason Narrower Terms: [1] precisely because of that, precisely because of that Examples: [1] He was wealthy and therefore had great influence. [1] You don&rsquo;t know? No, that&rsquo;s exactly why I asked.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/wie-man-ein-buch-liest-von-mortimer-j-adler-und-charles-van-doren-podcast/23:12Reading a book is an art! So what is the smartest way to read a book? Listen to this episode and find out. This will also help you learn German online effectively!Reading a book is an art! So what is the smartest way to read a book? Listen to this episode and find out. This will also help you learn German online effectively!Reading a book is an art! So what is the smartest way to read a book? Listen to this episode and find out. This will also help you learn German online effectively!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/wie-man-ein-buch-liest-von-mortimer-j-adler-und-charles-van-doren-podcast/Mon, 29 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCa511dd80-41e2-4da8-987f-932c4566667bIntroThe Quote of the Episode Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. — Francis Bacon Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I’m Marco and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 40! Today, we are talking about the book How to read a book by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Dorent.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/jemandem-ans-herz-gewachsen-sein-redewendung-podcast/5:59What does the German expression “jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein” mean? Learn German online and find out in this podcast episode! The explanation will warm your heart!What does the German expression “jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein” mean? Learn German online and find out in this podcast episode! The explanation will warm your heart!What does the German expression “jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein” mean? Learn German online and find out in this podcast episode! The explanation will warm your heart!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/jemandem-ans-herz-gewachsen-sein-redewendung-podcast/Fri, 26 Jan 2018 14:00:00 UTC4546909c-aafc-4449-b144-0a84d60126faToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;jemandem ans Herz gewachsen sein&rdquo; mean? to be dear to sb.&rsquo;s heartIdiomHyphenationje·man·dem ans Herz ge·wach·sen sein Meaning[1] s.o. likes something very much, feels affection for something Example[1] His children are very dear to his heart. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal Remarks heart as the seat of feelings people have become, so to speak, a part of one&rsquo;s own heart can be people, but also cities, objects, etc.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/womit-bedeutung-podcast/7:53What does the strange German word “womit” mean? Find out in this podcast episode. You'll be surprised at how versatile this word is!What does the strange German word “womit” mean? Find out in this podcast episode. You'll be surprised at how versatile this word is!What does the strange German word “womit” mean? Find out in this podcast episode. You'll be surprised at how versatile this word is!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/womit-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 24 Jan 2018 14:00:00 UTC8b9d62a1-96fd-407c-831a-d66862d1bffcToday, we talk about the German word &ldquo;womit&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;womit&rdquo; mean? with which, with what, wherebyAdverb, Pronominal AdverbHyphenationwo·mit Meanings[1] interrogative: initiates a direct or indirect query. [2] relative: by which thing that was just mentioned Examples[1] He asks with what (how) you can open this door. [2] He did something (with which) I disagreed with. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal Remarks first meaning: introduces a question Synonyms: in what way, in what sense, in what form, with what thing, how, whereby; (colloquial) with what (duden.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/einfuehrung-staffel-2-buecher-ueber-persoenliche-entwicklung-podcast/22:49Learn German and improve your life at the same time! Season 2 is here: Personal Development Books! Why is it so hard to get better? Find out in this episode!Learn German and improve your life at the same time! Season 2 is here: Personal Development Books! Why is it so hard to get better? Find out in this episode!Learn German and improve your life at the same time! Season 2 is here: Personal Development Books! Why is it so hard to get better? Find out in this episode!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/einfuehrung-staffel-2-buecher-ueber-persoenliche-entwicklung-podcast/Mon, 22 Jan 2018 14:00:00 UTC7d3eb9aa-2647-4254-b136-98e1fae40378Season 2 is here: Personal Development Books!<br> Why is it so hard to get better? Find out in this episode!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/eile-mit-weile-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/6:53No rush — Eile mit Weile. Listen to this podcast episode to find out what this German saying means.No rush — Eile mit Weile. Listen to this podcast episode to find out what this German saying means.No rush — Eile mit Weile. Listen to this podcast episode to find out what this German saying means.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/eile-mit-weile-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/Fri, 19 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTC7ac82377-a619-40c4-a327-110bc434927aEin deutsches Sprichwort: Eile mit Weile. A German saying: Hurry with leisure. Especially when learning German! ;-) &mdash; Authentic German Learning (@AuthGerLearning) June 22, 2016 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Eile mit Weile.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Eile mit Weile.&rdquo; mean? Haste makes waste. One step at a time. Literally: Hurry with leisure.ProverbMeaningEven pressing matters should not be done in haste; hectic activity is not productive Examples[1] Hurry with leisure, otherwise you will suffer bad things.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/ueberrascht-bedeutung-podcast/5:26Even the word “überrascht” sounds surprising in the German language! Listen to this podcast episode to find out everything you need to know about this word.Even the word “überrascht” sounds surprising in the German language! Listen to this podcast episode to find out everything you need to know about this word.Even the word “überrascht” sounds surprising in the German language! Listen to this podcast episode to find out everything you need to know about this word.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/ueberrascht-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 17 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCccdb153f-6b9e-4647-8f89-4a711cba45d1Überrascht simply for how it sounds :) &mdash; LLemonSS 🐍 (@LLemonSS) July 23, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;überrascht&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;überrascht&rdquo; mean? surprisedadjectiveHyphenationüber·rascht, comparative: über·rasch·ter, superlative: am über·rasch·tes·ten PronunciationIPA: [yːbɐˈʀaʃt] Meaning[1] astonished by something unexpected Related Words[1] astonished, perplexed Example[1] Was Egon really so surprised when I suddenly stood in front of him in Berlin? Characteristic Word Combinations[1] pleasantly/unpleasantly/completely surprised (Source: Wiktionary) Personal RemarksWhen something happens very unexpected, when something happens, that you were not counting on, when something happens that you had not thought possible, then you&rsquo;re surprised.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/interview-how-to-learn-german-easily-memorization-techniques-with-frans-duijts-podcast/1:52:26Frans introduces us to five simple steps to help you memorize anything you want — including German vocabulary and articles! Listen to this podcast episode to find out how you too can become a memory artist.Frans introduces us to five simple steps to help you memorize anything you want — including German vocabulary and articles! Listen to this podcast episode to find out how you too can become a memory artist.Frans introduces us to five simple steps to help you memorize anything you want — including German vocabulary and articles! Listen to this podcast episode to find out how you too can become a memory artist.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/interview-how-to-learn-german-easily-memorization-techniques-with-frans-duijts-podcast/Mon, 15 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCf862efd1-4070-4053-9019-47d7de00dbd6Teaser What you have read or what you are studying can be forgotten very quickly if you only learn through repetition. And it&rsquo;s no fun at all! &ldquo;So, the five steps. The five steps are very simple and you can use them to remember everything you want to remember.&rdquo; &ldquo;First of all, the language, afterwards, how to write it - like a small child learns a language, like a baby learns this.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-seele-baumeln-lassen-redewendung-podcast/5:20Letting the soul dangle? Yes, that's a German expression – and a great one at that! Listen to this podcast episode to find out more.Letting the soul dangle? Yes, that's a German expression – and a great one at that! Listen to this podcast episode to find out more.Letting the soul dangle? Yes, that's a German expression – and a great one at that! Listen to this podcast episode to find out more.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/die-seele-baumeln-lassen-redewendung-podcast/Fri, 12 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTC5c284224-0b22-466a-b59b-7651f7f9aaedToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;die Seele baumeln lassen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;die Seele baumeln lassen&rdquo; mean? to leave (all) one&rsquo;s cares behind; literally: to let the soul dangleidiomHyphenationdie See·le bau·meln las·sen PronunciationIPA: [diː ˈzeːlə ˈbaʊ̯ml̩n ˈlasn̩] Meaning[1] to relax Example[1] After the busy working week, I use the Sunday to let my mind go. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal RemarksThere is a time for work and a time to relax. Personally, I work a lot and every day of the week because Authentic German Learning is very important to me (close to my heart).Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/nachspeise-bedeutung-podcast/6:25Dessert is often the tastiest dish of the entire meal — at least for children! Listen to this episode to find out why.Dessert is often the tastiest dish of the entire meal — at least for children! Listen to this episode to find out why.Dessert is often the tastiest dish of the entire meal — at least for children! Listen to this episode to find out why.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/nachspeise-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 10 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCa808590e-9366-481b-b073-89039752a334Nachspeise, Mehlschwitze, vogelfrei ..... &mdash; susanne poelchau (@SPoelchau) February 25, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Nachspeise&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Nachspeise&rdquo; mean? dessert; literally: post-dishNoun, fHyphenationNach·spei·se, plural: Nach·spei·sen PronunciationIPA: [ˈnaːχˌʃpaɪ̯zə] Meaning[1] Gastronomy: final course of a multi-course meal Synonym:[1] dessert Antonyms[1] appetizer, main course Examples[1] What will you have for dessert? [1] &ldquo;They would not forget that so easily, but when the dessert was finally brought, they did not look quite so sad.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/the-1-cause-of-failure-when-learning-german-podcast/7:01Make sure you don't make this mistake! I don't want you to make that mistake and fail. Listen to this episode if you want to successfully learn German.Make sure you don't make this mistake! I don't want you to make that mistake and fail. Listen to this episode if you want to successfully learn German.Make sure you don't make this mistake! I don't want you to make that mistake and fail. Listen to this episode if you want to successfully learn German.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/the-1-cause-of-failure-when-learning-german-podcast/Mon, 08 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCfb691960-e014-4947-bcf5-e6a00d07131cIntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI cried during the movie The Time Traveler’s Wife. I don&rsquo;t think it&rsquo;s shameful to cry during emotional movies. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 31! Today, we are talking about the main reason why so many German learners fail. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/morgenstund-hat-gold-im-mund-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/6:28Are you an early riser or a morning person? All I'm saying is: Morning Hour has gold in its mouth. You'll find out what that means in this episode.Are you an early riser or a morning person? All I'm saying is: Morning Hour has gold in its mouth. You'll find out what that means in this episode.Are you an early riser or a morning person? All I'm saying is: Morning Hour has gold in its mouth. You'll find out what that means in this episode.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/morgenstund-hat-gold-im-mund-deutsches-sprichwort-podcast/Fri, 05 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTC19ee8c2a-b53a-4ee6-9f47-3c30a538d3f0“Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund.” “The morning hour has gold in its mouth.” ― deutsches Sprichwort#learnGerman pic.twitter.com/gyLM0P4V6M &mdash; Authentic German Learning (@AuthGerLearning) October 17, 2016 Morgenstund&#39; hat Gold im Mund! + Aller Anfang ist es schwer + Spät aber doch ! &mdash; я ن ileirpo ن 📉 (@iirpo) August 14, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund.&rdquo; mean?Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/vorfreude-bedeutung-podcast/3:45“Vorfreude, schönste Freude” goes a German Christmas song. Listen to this podcast episode to learn more about this beautiful word.“Vorfreude, schönste Freude” goes a German Christmas song. Listen to this podcast episode to learn more about this beautiful word.“Vorfreude, schönste Freude” goes a German Christmas song. Listen to this podcast episode to learn more about this beautiful word.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/vorfreude-bedeutung-podcast/Wed, 03 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTC0d884dff-1eab-4085-ad0a-4063d75ce459Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Vorfreude&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Vorfreude&rdquo; mean? (pleasant) anticipation; literally: pre-joyNoun, fHyphenationVor·freu·de, plural: Vor·freu·den PronunciationIPA: [ˈfoːɐ̯ˌfʀɔɪ̯də] Meaning[1] cheerful mood in anticipation of a positive event Origincomposed of vor (before) and Freude (joy) Example[1] The anticipation of the holiday was great. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal RemarkAnticipation is one of those words that make the German language so great. If you have pleasant anticipation, you&rsquo;re happy because you cannot wait for a certain event.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/feed/podcast/Authentic_German_Learning_Podcast_logo.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/selbstverbesserung-und-sprachenlernen-eine-gute-kombination-podcast/11:22https://authenticgermanlearning.com/selbstverbesserung-und-sprachenlernen-eine-gute-kombination-podcast/Mon, 01 Jan 2018 20:00:00 UTCde5a817a-a8b2-4e9a-a0d3-9b490b174810IntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeCiao, sono Marco. Sto imparando italiano. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 28! Today, we are talking about a good combination, namely the one between self-improvement and language learning! Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartThis will be a great episode! Today we talk about a subject that is close to my heart.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/einen-frosch-im-hals-haben-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_27_einen_Frosch_im_Hals_haben_German_idiom.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/einen-frosch-im-hals-haben-german-idiom-podcast/3:06German pronunciation can be difficult. Even more so if you have a frog in your throat! Listen to this podcast to find out more about this German idiom.German pronunciation can be difficult. Even more so if you have a frog in your throat! Listen to this podcast to find out more about this German idiom.German pronunciation can be difficult. Even more so if you have a frog in your throat! Listen to this podcast to find out more about this German idiom.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/einen-frosch-im-hals-haben-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 29 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCaa900881-6298-4b6f-8b76-fe4b655e0528Today... ahem... Today we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;einen Frosch im Hals haben&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;einen Frosch im Hals haben&rdquo; mean? to have a frog in one’s throatIdiomVarianteinen Frosch im Halse haben Hyphenationei·nen Frosch im Hals ha·ben PronunciationIPA: [aɪ̯nən fʀɔʃ ɪm hals ˈhabm̩] Meaning[1] to be temporarily hoarse, have a strained voice Example[1] &ldquo;I have to clear my throat several times because I have a frog in my throat.&rdquo;Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/schnuckiputz-schatz-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_26_Schnuckiputz_Schatz_meaning_of_German_words_Lord_of_the_Rings.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/schnuckiputz-schatz-meaning-podcast/6:52Schnuckiputz is one of the most beautiful German words. If you learn German, feel free to call your special someone this. Listen and find out what it means!Schnuckiputz is one of the most beautiful German words. If you learn German, feel free to call your special someone this. Listen and find out what it means!Schnuckiputz is one of the most beautiful German words. If you learn German, feel free to call your special someone this. Listen and find out what it means!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/schnuckiputz-schatz-meaning-podcast/Wed, 27 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC4dbc1f5a-37a3-4896-8223-4348698a4be6great words! I like öd, Schnuckiputz, Besorgnis erregend (used to be 1 word) &mdash; Gordon&#39;s German (@GordonsGerman) March 21, 2017 Schatz &mdash; Jessica Rabbit (@Poison_Evil) July 23, 2017 My precious! Gollum, Gollum! That was from Lord of the Rings. That was my imitation of Gollum from Lord of the Rings. You see, today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Schnuckiputz&rdquo; and &ldquo;Schatz&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Schnuckiputz&rdquo; and &ldquo;Schatz&rdquo; mean? Sweetie PieNoun, mHyphenation:Schnu·cki·putzMark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/do-i-have-to-learn-german-grammar-when-learning-german-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_25_Do_I_have_to_learn_German_grammar_when_learning_German.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/do-i-have-to-learn-german-grammar-when-learning-german-podcast/11:36Well, yes and no. I know learning German grammar can be hard for some. Luckily, you don't have to learn all the grammar rules by heart. Listen and learn.Well, yes and no. I know learning German grammar can be hard for some. Luckily, you don't have to learn all the grammar rules by heart. Listen and learn.Well, yes and no. I know learning German grammar can be hard for some. Luckily, you don't have to learn all the grammar rules by heart. Listen and learn.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/do-i-have-to-learn-german-grammar-when-learning-german-podcast/Mon, 25 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC55bc834a-1fc4-4ddc-a1d8-c8f9c5eaaa2fIntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI believed in Santa Claus a long time. I only figured it out when my uncle, disguised as Santa Claus, lifted his beard to drink beer! 🎅🍺 Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 25! Today, we are talking about whether you have learn grammar while learning German. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/selbst-ist-der-mann-selbst-ist-die-frau-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_24_German-saying_Selbst_ist_der_Mann._Selbst_ist_die_Frau._Sprichwort.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/selbst-ist-der-mann-selbst-ist-die-frau-german-proverb-podcast/6:43As adults we are very independent. Learn the German proverb that we proudly say after we have accomplished something on our own. Listen and practice.As adults we are very independent. Learn the German proverb that we proudly say after we have accomplished something on our own. Listen and practice.As adults we are very independent. Learn the German proverb that we proudly say after we have accomplished something on our own. Listen and practice.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/selbst-ist-der-mann-selbst-ist-die-frau-german-proverb-podcast/Fri, 22 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC19efe813-ab32-48c9-aa17-dbdd5f875111Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Selbst ist der Mann.&rdquo; or also &ldquo;Selbst ist die Frau.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Selbst ist der Mann.&rdquo; and &ldquo;Selbst ist die Frau.&rdquo; mean? Self do, self have. Literally: Self is the man. / Self is the woman.ProverbMeaning: You can do a lot yourself. Example: I have built the IKEA shelf alone. Self do, self have. (Also: I&rsquo;m the man!) Additional information: This proverb is a saying of do-it-yourselfers.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/funfhundertfunfundfunfzig/Learn_German_Podcast_23_German_pronunciation_funfundfunfzig_funfhundertfunfundfunfzig.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/funfhundertfunfundfunfzig/4:10For some German learners, 55 and 555 in German is difficult to pronounce. No worries, we will practice it together! Listen to this audio and repeat after me.For some German learners, 55 and 555 in German is difficult to pronounce. No worries, we will practice it together! Listen to this audio and repeat after me.For some German learners, 55 and 555 in German is difficult to pronounce. No worries, we will practice it together! Listen to this audio and repeat after me.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/funfhundertfunfundfunfzig/Wed, 20 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCfd600d03-1161-41cb-b934-827aa8dbfd2aToday, we talk about the German words &ldquo;fünfundfünfzig&rdquo; and &ldquo;fünfhundertfünfundfünfzig&rdquo;. What do &ldquo;fünfundfünfzig&rdquo; and &ldquo;fünfhundertfünfundfünfzig&rdquo; mean? fifty-fiveNumeralHyphenation fünf·und·fünf·zig Meanings: [1] the cardinal number between fifty-four and fifty-six [2] short for: fifty-five years (old) Symbols: [1] Arabic numerals for fifty-five: 55 [1] Roman numerals for fifty-five: LV Examples: [1] There are fifty-five cows on the pasture. [2] Next year I&rsquo;ll be fifty-five. (Source: Wiktionary) By the way, numbers can also be used as nouns.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/why-you-absolutely-can-not-skip-steps-when-learning-german-podcast/Learn_German_Podcast_22_you_cannot_skip_steps_when_learning_German.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/why-you-absolutely-can-not-skip-steps-when-learning-german-podcast/10:05When learning German, it is absolutely impossible to skip any steps. Linguists have found that our brains are wired to learn German in a natural order.When learning German, it is absolutely impossible to skip any steps. Linguists have found that our brains are wired to learn German in a natural order.When learning German, it is absolutely impossible to skip any steps. Linguists have found that our brains are wired to learn German in a natural order.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/why-you-absolutely-can-not-skip-steps-when-learning-german-podcast/Mon, 18 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCfd911505-a22e-4768-a030-911759d1395bIntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI love philosophy – since I read Sophie&rsquo;s World when I was 14 years old. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 22! Today, we are talking about why you absolutely cannot skip steps when learning German. Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartIs it true?Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/fit-wie-ein-turnschuh-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_21_German_idiom_fit_wie_ein_Turnschuh.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/fit-wie-ein-turnschuh-german-idiom-podcast/2:29Don’t just learn German, but also exercise! This way, you stay “fit like a sneaker”! Listen to this podcast episode to find out the meaning of the idiom.Don’t just learn German, but also exercise! This way, you stay “fit like a sneaker”! Listen to this podcast episode to find out the meaning of the idiom.Don’t just learn German, but also exercise! This way, you stay “fit like a sneaker”! Listen to this podcast episode to find out the meaning of the idiom.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/fit-wie-ein-turnschuh-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 15 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCc7d98103-3809-4b9c-bcf9-41ce5f70c806Today, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;fit wie ein Turnschuh&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;fit wie ein Turnschuh&rdquo; mean? as fit as a fiddle; literally: to be as fit as a gym shoeidiomHyphenationfit wie ein Turn·schuh Meaning[1] athletic, trained Synonyms[1] athletisch, durchtrainiert, fit, sportlich Example[1] If you want to be &ldquo;fit like a sneaker&rdquo;, you have to train a lot. (Source: Wiktionary) Personal RemarksAs a matter of fact! If I do not train, I&rsquo;m not fit.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/pfui-boah-und-huhu-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_20_pfui_boah_und_huhu_German_vocabulary.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/pfui-boah-und-huhu-meaning-podcast/7:14Pfui! Boah! Huhu! The German language has some very funny interjections. Listen to this podcast episode and enjoy learning German.Pfui! Boah! Huhu! The German language has some very funny interjections. Listen to this podcast episode and enjoy learning German.Pfui! Boah! Huhu! The German language has some very funny interjections. Listen to this podcast episode and enjoy learning German.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/pfui-boah-und-huhu-meaning-podcast/Wed, 13 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC78c7d169-f0f1-4e5a-86ad-03258b761502Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;pfui&rdquo;, &ldquo;boah&rdquo;, and &ldquo;huhu&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;pfui&rdquo;, &ldquo;boah&rdquo;, and &ldquo;huhu&rdquo; mean? yikes, wow and cooeyyikes, interjectionMeaning[1] exclamation of disgust, revulsion, contempt, indignation, disapproval, displeasure, and mockery Synonyms[1] pfui Teufel, pfui Deibel, pfui Spinne, pfui Kuckuck, äh, äks, bäh, i, igitt, igittigitt Examples[1] &ldquo;Yuck! If you have to walk your dog here, please use a bag for what it leaves behind.&rdquo; [1] What&rsquo;s going on?Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/how-you-self-correct-and-why-it-may-be-blocking-you-from-learning-german-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_19_How_you_self-correct_and_why_it_may_be_blocking_you_from_learning_German.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/how-you-self-correct-and-why-it-may-be-blocking-you-from-learning-german-podcast/10:30If you correct yourself too much, it can completely sabotage the way you learn German! So don't be afraid of mistakes. Listen and find out how.If you correct yourself too much, it can completely sabotage the way you learn German! So don't be afraid of mistakes. Listen and find out how.If you correct yourself too much, it can completely sabotage the way you learn German! So don't be afraid of mistakes. Listen and find out how.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/how-you-self-correct-and-why-it-may-be-blocking-you-from-learning-german-podcast/Mon, 11 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCc73b076c-0942-4b27-88b0-fd1e2d08c99cIntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI once made a backpacking trip through Ireland. It&rsquo;s delightfully green there! The people are incredibly helpful and friendly. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 19! Today, we are talking about how you are correcting yourself and why it might block you when learning German. Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/wer-rastet-der-rostet-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_18_Wer_rastet_der_rostet._German_proverb_meaning.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/wer-rastet-der-rostet-german-proverb-podcast/4:24Whoever rested, rusts. So don't stop learning German and listen to this episode. When learning German, it is important to never give up!Whoever rested, rusts. So don't stop learning German and listen to this episode. When learning German, it is important to never give up!Whoever rested, rusts. So don't stop learning German and listen to this episode. When learning German, it is important to never give up!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/wer-rastet-der-rostet-german-proverb-podcast/Fri, 08 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC0e3d8f71-d3d4-4163-b5e6-df6b969d5da4Einem geschenkten Gaul guckt man nicht ins Maul. Wer rastet, der rostet. Irren ist menschlich.😜 &mdash; Александра Родина (@_267977092157) August 14, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Wer rastet, der rostet.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Wer rastet, der rostet.&rdquo; mean? You snooze, you lose. Use it or lose it. A rolling stone gathers no moss. Literally: He who rests grows rusty.ProverbMeaningMovement is good (e.g. for health); whoever moves too little becomes immovable.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sprachwissenschaftler-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_17_Sprachwissenschaftler_meaning_German_vocabulary.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sprachwissenschaftler-meaning-podcast/4:57What is a "Sprachwissenschaftler"? Listen and find out in this episode. The German language shows once again how precise it can be!What is a "Sprachwissenschaftler"? Listen and find out in this episode. The German language shows once again how precise it can be!What is a "Sprachwissenschaftler"? Listen and find out in this episode. The German language shows once again how precise it can be!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/sprachwissenschaftler-meaning-podcast/Wed, 06 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC63b6b701-2036-4e99-b498-b4a1861cb95dSprachwissenschaftler 🌝 &mdash; عُهودُ (@mirdasya) May 14, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Sprachwissenschaftler&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Sprachwissenschaftler&rdquo; mean? linguist; literally: language scientistNoun, mHyphenationSprach·wis·sen·schaft·ler, Plural: Sprach·wis·sen·schaft·ler PronunciationIPA: [ˈʃpʀaːχvɪsn̩ˌʃaftlɐ] Meaning[1] Person who deals scientifically with language/languages OriginCombination of the roots of &ldquo;Sprache&rdquo; (language) and &ldquo;Wissenschaftler&rdquo; (scientist), or of &ldquo;Sprachwissenschaft&rdquo; (linguistic science) and -ler Synonyms[1] linguist, language researcher, language scientist Female Word Form[1] female linguist Broader Term[1] scientist Examples[1] &ldquo;Under the motto »Text: Structures and Processing«, more than 500 language scientists (linguists) from all over the world meet at the largest linguistic conference in the German-speaking world.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/listen-to-this-and-you-will-learn-german-krashens-input-hypothesis-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_16_Listen_to_THIS_and_you_will_learn_German_Krashens_input_hypothesis.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/listen-to-this-and-you-will-learn-german-krashens-input-hypothesis-podcast/13:01Listen to this episode and you will automatically learn German. Wow! How is that possible? In this episode you will find out. 💡Listen to this episode and you will automatically learn German. Wow! How is that possible? In this episode you will find out. 💡Listen to this episode and you will automatically learn German. Wow! How is that possible? In this episode you will find out. 💡https://authenticgermanlearning.com/listen-to-this-and-you-will-learn-german-krashens-input-hypothesis-podcast/Mon, 04 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTC1d2f161a-014b-4e79-8574-c441f451e794IntroThe Thought of the EpisodeBe nice to your fellow man. It makes life easier. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 16! Today, we are talking about Prof. Krashen&rsquo;s input hypothesis. Listen to this podcast and you will learn German! Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartHow I Learned To Speak English FluentlyLet me start with a story.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/eine-dicke-lippe-riskieren-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_15_eine_dicke_Lippe_riskieren_German_idiom.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/eine-dicke-lippe-riskieren-german-idiom-podcast/5:35If you learn German and speak it well, you certainly won't risk a thick lip. What does this German idiom actually mean? Listen and find out!If you learn German and speak it well, you certainly won't risk a thick lip. What does this German idiom actually mean? Listen and find out!If you learn German and speak it well, you certainly won't risk a thick lip. What does this German idiom actually mean? Listen and find out!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/eine-dicke-lippe-riskieren-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 01 Dec 2017 20:00:00 UTCd7a1a956-e21e-4952-95b5-e5bd87b66acdToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;eine dicke Lippe riskieren&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;eine dicke Lippe riskieren&rdquo; mean? to be brazen; literally: to risk a thick lipIdiomHyphenationeine di·cke Lip·pe ris·kie·ren Meaning[1] colloquially: to be cheeky, insolent Example[1] Walter once again risked a fat lip, the question is how long his fellow club mates will still tolerate this. (Source: Wiktionary) This is a funny phrase, I think. People say that someone risked a fat lip when he&rsquo;s cheeky, when he is bold.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/wohlklingend-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_14_wohlklingend_German-vocabulary.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/wohlklingend-meaning-podcast/2:55Is the German language "wohlklingend"? Well, this word is one of many reasons why German sounds so melodious in the first place. Learn German by listening!Is the German language "wohlklingend"? Well, this word is one of many reasons why German sounds so melodious in the first place. Learn German by listening!Is the German language "wohlklingend"? Well, this word is one of many reasons why German sounds so melodious in the first place. Learn German by listening!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/wohlklingend-meaning-podcast/Wed, 29 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC779b3e58-bb77-4afb-afff-15322c0c2decToday, we talk about the German word &ldquo;wohlklingend&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;wohlklingend&rdquo; mean? euphonious, melodious; literally: well-soundingAdjectiveAlternative Spellingwohl klingend Hyphenationwohl·klin·gend, Komparativ: wohl·klin·gen·der, Superlativ: am wohl·klin·gends·ten PronunciationIPA: [ˈvoːlˌklɪŋənt] Meaning[1] sophisticated: having a pleasant, beautiful sound Synonyms[1] klangvoll, wohllautend Similar Words[1] harmonious, melodic, sonorous, resonant Examples[1] The voices of castrated boys are considered to be particularly pleasing. (Source: Wiktionary) I played the guitar for many years. I was able to play a few songs in a way so that they were melodious.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/learning-german-vs-acquiring-german-whats-the-difference-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_13_Learning_German_vs._acquiring_German__whats_the_difference_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/learning-german-vs-acquiring-german-whats-the-difference-podcast/11:53Don’t just learn German, acquire it! That’s what you need to do to achieve German fluency and speak like a native. Listen to find out more.Don’t just learn German, acquire it! That’s what you need to do to achieve German fluency and speak like a native. Listen to find out more.Don’t just learn German, acquire it! That’s what you need to do to achieve German fluency and speak like a native. Listen to find out more.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/learning-german-vs-acquiring-german-whats-the-difference-podcast/Mon, 27 Nov 2017 14:00:00 UTC6dd7b44d-9b1a-4363-b059-f12450bbfac2The Thought of the EpisodeIf you&rsquo;re unhappy, talk to a friend about it. You&rsquo;ll feel better. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 13! Today, we are talking about the difference between learning and acquiring German. Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartThe Verbs &ldquo;Learn&rdquo; and &ldquo;Acquire&rdquo;In German, you use the verb &ldquo;to learn&rdquo; when you acquire knowledge, when you gain experience or increase skills.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/uebung-macht-den-meister-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_12_Learn_German_because_Ubung_macht_den_Meister_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/uebung-macht-den-meister-german-proverb-podcast/2:45What do you need to learn German? Well, practice! And practice makes perfect, or how we say in the German language: Practice makes the master. Listen now.What do you need to learn German? Well, practice! And practice makes perfect, or how we say in the German language: Practice makes the master. Listen now.What do you need to learn German? Well, practice! And practice makes perfect, or how we say in the German language: Practice makes the master. Listen now.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/uebung-macht-den-meister-german-proverb-podcast/Fri, 24 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTCe4d0b37a-4db9-4558-b8fb-3ad12168f620Übung macht den Meister &mdash; Jaime GC (@drjegc) September 24, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Übung macht den Meister&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Übung macht den Meister&rdquo; mean? practice makes perfect, skill comes with practice, literally: practice makes the championProverbHyphenationÜbung macht den Meis·ter PronunciationIPA: [ˈyːbʊŋ ˈmaχt deːn ˈmaɪ̯stɐ] Meaning[1] only through a lot of practice one can improve Synonym[1] No one is born a master. Examples[1] &ldquo;... his listeners were all ears.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sehenswuerdigkeit-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_11_The_meaning_of_the_German_word_Sehenswurdigkeit_German_audio.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sehenswuerdigkeit-meaning-podcast/6:40The Germans don't just have many beautiful monuments and buildings, they also have a very nice word for it. Listen to find out why it's so fitting!The Germans don't just have many beautiful monuments and buildings, they also have a very nice word for it. Listen to find out why it's so fitting!The Germans don't just have many beautiful monuments and buildings, they also have a very nice word for it. Listen to find out why it's so fitting!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/sehenswuerdigkeit-meaning-podcast/Wed, 22 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTCc3d16e61-0ce1-4805-bb62-cd39fd894a38Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Sehenswürdigkeit&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Sehenswürdigkeit&rdquo; mean? sight, place of interest, point of interest; literally: thing worthy to seeNoun, fHyphenationSe·hens·wür·dig·keit, Plural: Se·hens·wür·dig·kei·ten PronunciationIPA: [ˈzeːənsˌvʏʁdɪçkaɪ̯t] Meaning[1] significant building, monument, whose visit is worthwhile OriginCombination of &ldquo;sehenswürdig&rdquo; (worth seeing) and the ending -keit Examples[1] A visit to our city is worth it. Many different sights await you. [1] &ldquo;They looked at some sights, tasted the famous sour apple wine in an inn and then went to the animal park, which she really wanted to visit.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/have-fun-relax-while-learning-german-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_10_Have_fun_Relax_while_learning_German_topic_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/have-fun-relax-while-learning-german-podcast/9:27Warning: If you are stressed out while learning German you not only have less fun, you also won't learn much! Science has proven that. Listen to learn more.Warning: If you are stressed out while learning German you not only have less fun, you also won't learn much! Science has proven that. Listen to learn more.Warning: If you are stressed out while learning German you not only have less fun, you also won't learn much! Science has proven that. Listen to learn more.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/have-fun-relax-while-learning-german-podcast/Mon, 20 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTCcae28fec-635f-4388-bb17-c2ad4ebdd7e9IntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI like listening to music. I like just about anything, but I especially love medieval music, Steampunk and epic soundtracks. Not necessarily mainstream, but I love it – perhaps even because of that. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 10! Today, I want to encourage you to relax and have fun while learning German.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sich-von-jemandem-eine-scheibe-abschneiden-koennen-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_9_sich_von_jemandem_eine_Scheibe_abschneiden_konnen_German_idiom_meaning_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/sich-von-jemandem-eine-scheibe-abschneiden-koennen-german-idiom-podcast/5:35People who learn German are sometimes confused about all the weird German idioms. To "take a slice from someone"? What a strange expression! Find out more.People who learn German are sometimes confused about all the weird German idioms. To "take a slice from someone"? What a strange expression! Find out more.People who learn German are sometimes confused about all the weird German idioms. To "take a slice from someone"? What a strange expression! Find out more.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/sich-von-jemandem-eine-scheibe-abschneiden-koennen-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 17 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC1a5fa910-19c0-4ca5-9104-fdd3e3e3107aToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;sich von jemandem eine Scheibe abschneiden können&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;sich von jemandem eine Scheibe abschneiden können&rdquo; mean? to be able to learn a lot from someone; literally: to be able to cut a slice off someoneIdiomHyphenationsich von je·man·dem ei·ne Schei·be ab·schnei·den kön·nen Meaning[1] wanting to take good qualities from another person Synonym[1] an jemandem ein Beispiel nehmen Example[1] He&rsquo;s already driving a Porsche at the age of 20.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/otto-normalverbraucher-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_8_Otto_Normalverbraucher_meaning_German_vocabulary.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/otto-normalverbraucher-meaning-podcast/4:44Are you learning German and have heard of the term "Otto Normalverbraucher"? Who is that guy and what does he do? Well, turns out he's pretty average…Are you learning German and have heard of the term "Otto Normalverbraucher"? Who is that guy and what does he do? Well, turns out he's pretty average…Are you learning German and have heard of the term "Otto Normalverbraucher"? Who is that guy and what does he do? Well, turns out he's pretty average…https://authenticgermanlearning.com/otto-normalverbraucher-meaning-podcast/Wed, 15 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC68c94140-4e5c-4545-a4e5-dbae164775abOtto Normalverbraucher = Jan Modaal (Dutch) = Average Joe (US) = Matti Meikäläinen (Finnish) &mdash; Tony De Jonker (@TonyDeJonker) February 25, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Otto Normalverbraucher&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Otto Normalverbraucher&rdquo; mean? average Joe, John Doe, Joe BlowWord Combination; Nount, mHyphenationOt·to Nor·mal·ver·brau·cher, plural: Ot·to Nor·mal·ver·brau·cher PronunciationIPA: [ˌɔto nɔʁˈmaːlfɛɐ̯ˌbʀaʊ̯χɐ] Meaning[1] a person in average living conditions Originafter a film character with the first name Otto and surname Normalverbraucher, from the feature film Berliner Ballade (1948)Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/learn-german-easily-like-a-baby-the-natural-approach-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_7_Learn_German_easily_like_a_baby_The_Natural_Approach_topic_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/learn-german-easily-like-a-baby-the-natural-approach-podcast/11:08Want to learn German but think it's too hard? Well, with the natural approach, you can learn it in no time! Listen to this to find out more.Want to learn German but think it's too hard? Well, with the natural approach, you can learn it in no time! Listen to this to find out more.Want to learn German but think it's too hard? Well, with the natural approach, you can learn it in no time! Listen to this to find out more.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/learn-german-easily-like-a-baby-the-natural-approach-podcast/Mon, 13 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC368bdd2b-4057-40de-97a6-6229e596e1c3IntroThe Self-Revelation of the EpisodeI spent a year at an American high school. Spending a long time abroad gives one the opportunity to try out a new personality. You can be a completely new person, because no one knows you. Thereby you get to know yourself. Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 7!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-anfang-ist-schwer-german-proverb-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_6_Aller_Anfang_ist_schwer._proverb_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-anfang-ist-schwer-german-proverb-podcast/3:43We say: “Aller Anfang ist schwer.” What does this German proverb mean? And do you have to be worried about that when learning German? Listen and find out!We say: “Aller Anfang ist schwer.” What does this German proverb mean? And do you have to be worried about that when learning German? Listen and find out!We say: “Aller Anfang ist schwer.” What does this German proverb mean? And do you have to be worried about that when learning German? Listen and find out!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/aller-anfang-ist-schwer-german-proverb-podcast/Fri, 10 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC99941566-4866-468b-8682-c9dc91820033Aller Anfang ist schwer. Deutsches Sprichwort &mdash; Heiko #SavedTheExpanse Siegfanz (@Feuersturmtiger) October 31, 2016 Today, we talk about the German proverb &ldquo;Aller Anfang ist schwer.&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Aller Anfang ist schwer.&rdquo; mean? Every beginning is difficult.ProverbHyphenation: Al·ler An·fang ist schwer. Examples: People use this proverb to express that new situations or challenges can often be difficult at the beginning. Beispiele: Every beginning is hard. But after learning the ropes of his new job, it was easier for him.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/doch-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_5_doch_vocab_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/doch-meaning-podcast/6:46In German, with just the four letters "doch", you can express defiance and you don't even need to swear! But what else does it mean? Listen to find out.In German, with just the four letters "doch", you can express defiance and you don't even need to swear! But what else does it mean? Listen to find out.In German, with just the four letters "doch", you can express defiance and you don't even need to swear! But what else does it mean? Listen to find out.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/doch-meaning-podcast/Wed, 08 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC3a2ea596-3e63-4eee-8422-bf27bed07d5ddoch &mdash; Carolina Espinoza (@LoliiEspinoza) February 6, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;doch&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;doch&rdquo; mean? however, nevertheless, on the contraryAdverbPronunciationIPA: [dɔχ] Meanings[1] anyway, nevertheless, however, in the examples. after all, but, yet Examples[1] Then she came after all. [1] That was late, but not too late, I hope. [1] Friendly, yet determined, he refused entry to the group. Answer ParticleMeanings[1] expresses a contradiction in answering decision-making questions which contain a negation (affirmation of the fact that there is no answer to the question)Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/yes-you-can-learn-german-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_4_Yes_YOU_CAN_learn_German_topic_Podcast.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/yes-you-can-learn-german-podcast/8:05If you ever doubted yourself, ever doubted that you could succeed, listen to this! The truth is that no matter what you think, YOU CAN learn German.If you ever doubted yourself, ever doubted that you could succeed, listen to this! The truth is that no matter what you think, YOU CAN learn German.If you ever doubted yourself, ever doubted that you could succeed, listen to this! The truth is that no matter what you think, YOU CAN learn German.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/yes-you-can-learn-german-podcast/Mon, 06 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC0ae320f3-41db-4b83-b2e4-def1f3f733d7IntroThe Thought of the EpisodeToday is a beautiful day, because it is a day in your life! Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 4! Today, we are talking about the fact that you can learn German. Yes, you can learn German! 🙂 Good luck and above all have fun learning German!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/bei-jemandem-ist-der-groschen-gefallen-german-idiom-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_3_bei_jemandem_ist_der_Groschen_gefallen_German_idom_meaning_Podcast_S01E03.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/bei-jemandem-ist-der-groschen-gefallen-german-idiom-podcast/6:07Learn German by practicing common German idioms! So what does this idiom mean? And what is a "Groschen" anyway? Listen to this podcast to hear it fall!Learn German by practicing common German idioms! So what does this idiom mean? And what is a "Groschen" anyway? Listen to this podcast to hear it fall!Learn German by practicing common German idioms! So what does this idiom mean? And what is a "Groschen" anyway? Listen to this podcast to hear it fall!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/bei-jemandem-ist-der-groschen-gefallen-german-idiom-podcast/Fri, 03 Nov 2017 21:00:00 UTC6133020c-5bcb-406d-a2c8-919ab65cc1cbToday, we talk about the German idiom &ldquo;bei jemandem ist der Groschen gefallen&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;bei jemandem ist der Groschen gefallen&rdquo; mean? someone has finally got the point; literally: the penny dropped for someoneIdiomHyphenation: bei je·man·dem ist der Gro·schen ge·fal·len Pronunciation: IPA: [baɪ̯ ˈjeːmandəm ɪst deːɐ̯ ˈɡʀɔʃn̩ ɡəˈfaln̩] Meaning: [1] to finally understand something after a short period of time Origin: [1] Groschen (coins), whose value at the times of the Deutsche Mark, taking into account the inflation today (2016) correspond to about 0.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/fingerspitzengefuehl-meaning-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_2_Fingerspitzengefuhl_vocab_German_word_meaning.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/fingerspitzengefuehl-meaning-podcast/4:23When you learn German, you learn all kinds of interesting words. Most German words make a lot of sense and the word Fingerspitzengefühl is no exception.When you learn German, you learn all kinds of interesting words. Most German words make a lot of sense and the word Fingerspitzengefühl is no exception.When you learn German, you learn all kinds of interesting words. Most German words make a lot of sense and the word Fingerspitzengefühl is no exception.https://authenticgermanlearning.com/fingerspitzengefuehl-meaning-podcast/Wed, 01 Nov 2017 22:00:00 UTCbfa36b53-50f0-4b15-ba41-010c35ad158dFingerspitzengefühl &mdash; Tony De Jonker (@TonyDeJonker) March 26, 2017 Today, we talk about the German word &ldquo;Fingerspitzengefühl&rdquo;. What does &ldquo;Fingerspitzengefühl&rdquo; mean? tact, knack; literally: finger tips feelingNoun, nHyphenationFin·ger·spit·zen·ge·fühl, kein Plural PronunciationIPA: [ˈfɪŋɐʃpɪʦn̩ɡəˌfyːl] Origin:Combination of Fingerspitze (finger tip), -n (for plural) and Gefühl (feeling) Meanings[1] a fine sense of how something should be done [2] a fine sense of how to behave towards someone Synonyms[1] knack [2] empathy, sensitivity, tact Examples[1] &ldquo;This requires a lot of tact and also some experience.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/the-language-learning-revolution-my-story-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_1_The_language_learning_revolution_my_story_topic.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/the-language-learning-revolution-my-story-podcast/13:41More and more people are realizing that traditional langauge learning methods don't work. I say we completely revolutionalize language learning!More and more people are realizing that traditional langauge learning methods don't work. I say we completely revolutionalize language learning!More and more people are realizing that traditional langauge learning methods don't work. I say we completely revolutionalize language learning!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/the-language-learning-revolution-my-story-podcast/Wed, 01 Nov 2017 21:00:00 UTCe756682f-6c45-4791-bb30-420774dd6110The Silliness of the EpisodeOne, two, three ... Go! Intro music GreetingHello, dear German learners, fellow pupils and lovers of life. I&rsquo;m Mark and you are listening to the Authentic German Learning Podcast, Episode 1! Today, we are talking about the language learning revolution. Good luck and above all have fun learning German! Main PartHi, I&rsquo;m Mark – for those who don&rsquo;t know me yet. I am a native German speaker and founder of Authentic German Learning, or &ldquo;AGL&rdquo; for short.Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophnohttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/english-about-me-and-this-podcast/Learn_German_Episode_0_English_English_About_Me_and_This_Podcast_intro_topic.jpghttps://authenticgermanlearning.com/english-about-me-and-this-podcast/18:39Welcome to my podcast for German learners! In this episode, I explain (in English) a bit about myself and the podcast. The other episodes are all in German!Welcome to my podcast for German learners! In this episode, I explain (in English) a bit about myself and the podcast. The other episodes are all in German!Welcome to my podcast for German learners! In this episode, I explain (in English) a bit about myself and the podcast. The other episodes are all in German!https://authenticgermanlearning.com/english-about-me-and-this-podcast/Wed, 01 Nov 2017 20:00:00 UTC2a9d90fe-dfdb-4058-93d1-f25cce20140aMain PartHow This Podcast Will Help You Learn GermanThis is one of the few episodes I will be doing in English. The others will be mostly in German. But don&rsquo;t despair! I will write a partial script and extensive show notes for every episode. I will not write a whole script because I want you to practice your listening comprehension. Besides, you probably want to listen to this podcast on the go and not read all the time!Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosophno