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COVID-19 ist still holding us captive and it made most of us reconsider our plans for 2020. Weekend city trips and open-air concerts are whether cancelled or postponed – with no concrete deadlines. The local businesses, however, are suffering most …
Mastering the difference between the Spanish infinitive verbs SER and ESTAR at the very beginning of the learning process is essential for the future fluency as incorrect usage of them cause some funny situations while talking to the native speakers …
The spread of COVID-19 urged a lot of us to work from home and this new experience seems to establish itself as a normal, permanent one in the post-corona era. In Germany, it became one of the highliest discussed topics …
What The Hell Is Homeoffice Or A Few Examples of Denglish Read more »
According to some sources like sweden.se or visitsweden.com, the celebrating of Easter in Sweden goes back to its religious roots to a much lower extent than, I would say, in the countries of the Middle and Southeast Europe. It means …
Money Heist, one of my favourite crime drama series running on Netflix and beating the majority of well-advertised and high-ranked Hollywood analogues, tells us about life and death, love and hatred, friendship and treason and is, therefore, a rich source …
What We Can Learn From La Casa de Papel (No Spoilers!) Read more »
In my first-ever post, I am going to show an infographic displaying the most used basic German nouns regarding the so-called WGs (Wohngemeinschaften) – Germany´s most wide-spread form of living among the students, young employees and, of course, the expats …