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Deutsch Podcast 101 FM hilft dir, Deutsch langsam und natürlich zu hören. Jede Folge ist für A2–B1 Lernende gemacht: klare Aussprache, einfache Alltagsthemen, nützliche Sätze und motivierende Gespräche. Hier lernst du nicht nur Wörter, sondern auch echte Situationen aus dem Leben in Deutschland: sprechen, verstehen, reagieren und selbstbewusster werden. Perfekt für alle, die Deutsch lernen, in Deutschland leben oder sich beim Sprechen noch unsicher fühlen. Hör langsam, versteh besser, sprich mutiger.

  1. 2d ago

    Neu in Deutschland? Diese 7 Dinge musst du SOFORT erledigen! | Deutsch A2–B1 #25

    🇩🇪 Are you new to Germany and unsure what you need to do first? In this A2–B1 German podcast episode, Emil and Sophia explain seven important steps that can make your first weeks in Germany easier. Emil arrives at the Bürgeramt with a folder full of documents. He feels completely prepared—but the one document he actually needs is missing! 📁😅 While following his story, you’ll learn practical German vocabulary and sentences for appointments, official letters, registration and work. 📋 The seven important topics: • Registering your address in Germany• Applying for a residence permit• Getting health insurance• Opening a German bank account• Choosing a mobile phone or internet contract• Understanding official letters and your Tax ID• Preparing documents for your employer 📚 Important German vocabulary: • die Anmeldung — address registration• der Wohnsitz — place of residence• die Wohnungsgeberbestätigung — confirmation from the person providing your accommodation• das Bürgeramt — citizens’ registration office• die Aufenthaltserlaubnis — residence permit• die Krankenversicherung — health insurance• das Girokonto — current or checking account• die IBAN — international bank account number• die Steuer-ID — German tax identification number• die Unterlagen — documents• der Antrag — application• die Frist — deadline 🗣️ Useful German sentences: • Ich möchte meinen Wohnsitz anmelden.I would like to register my address. • Welche Unterlagen brauche ich?Which documents do I need? • Welche Unterlagen fehlen noch?Which documents are still missing? • Bis wann muss ich den Antrag stellen?By when do I need to submit the application? • Können Sie mir das bitte aufschreiben?Could you please write that down for me? • Ich habe diesen Brief bekommen. Können Sie mir bitte helfen?I received this letter. Could you please help me? • Ich muss noch einen Termin vereinbaren.I still need to make an appointment. 🎧 Listen carefully, repeat the German sentences aloud and choose the expressions you may need during your first weeks in Germany. Requirements and procedures can differ depending on your city and personal situation. Always check the current information from the responsible authority. Follow Deutsch Podcast 101FM for more practical German conversations and listening practice for everyday life in Germany. 🎙️

  2. 4d ago

    Erster Arbeitstag in Deutschland: Diese Sätze brauchst du! | Deutsch A2–B1

    😰 Are you starting your first job in Germany? Do you know what to say when you enter the workplace, meet your colleagues or don’t fully understand your first task? In this A2–B1 German podcast episode, Emil and Sophia guide you through a complete first workday in Germany—from arriving at the building and introducing yourself to asking questions, understanding instructions and saying goodbye. Emil also shares a stressful story from his first day. After asking many questions, he receives a message from his manager: „Können wir morgen kurz sprechen?“ Emil immediately imagines that he has made a serious mistake. But what does his manager really want? Listen to the episode to discover the answer. 🎧 💼 In this episode, you’ll learn how to: • Announce your arrival at the workplace• Introduce yourself to a new team• Use du and Sie correctly• Ask someone to repeat or demonstrate a task• Check whether you understood an instruction• Ask about priorities and deadlines• Find the right contact person• Say goodbye naturally at the end of the day 🗣️ Useful German sentences: • Guten Morgen. Ich habe heute meinen ersten Arbeitstag.Good morning. Today is my first workday. • Ich habe um neun Uhr einen Termin mit Frau Keller.I have an appointment with Ms Keller at nine o’clock. • Ich freue mich auf die Zusammenarbeit.I’m looking forward to working together. • Mein Deutsch ist noch nicht perfekt, aber ich lerne jeden Tag.My German is not perfect yet, but I learn every day. • Kannst du mir zeigen, wie das funktioniert?Can you show me how this works? • Könntest du das bitte noch einmal erklären?Could you please explain that again? • Habe ich richtig verstanden, dass …?Did I understand correctly that …? • Was soll ich zuerst machen?What should I do first? • Bis wann soll ich das erledigen?By when should I complete this? • Muss ich dabei etwas beachten?Is there anything I need to pay attention to? • An wen kann ich mich wenden, wenn ich Fragen habe?Who can I contact if I have questions? • Kann ich noch etwas erledigen, bevor ich gehe?Is there anything else I can do before I leave? • Schönen Feierabend! Bis morgen!Have a nice evening! See you tomorrow! 📚 Important workplace vocabulary: • der erste Arbeitstag — first workday• die Einarbeitung — initial training and introduction to the job• der Ansprechpartner / die Ansprechpartnerin — contact person• die Zusammenarbeit — cooperation• die Aufgabe — task• die Anweisung — instruction• etwas erledigen — to complete something• auf etwas achten — to pay attention to something• nachfragen — to ask for clarification• der Feierabend — the time after finishing work 🎧 Repeat the sentences aloud and practise the complete workplace dialogue with Emil and Sophia. Choose two sentences that you may need on your first day and say them several times without reading. Follow Deutsch Podcast 101FM for more practical German conversations and listening practice for everyday life and work in Germany. 🇩🇪🎙️

  3. 6d ago

    Deutsch bei der Arbeit: 15 Sätze, die du jeden Tag hörst | A2–B1

    💼 What does your German colleague mean by „Mahlzeit!“, „Ich komme gleich“ or „Sag mir Bescheid“? In this A2–B1 German podcast episode, Emil and Sophia take you through a complete workday in Germany. You’ll learn 15 practical German sentences for greeting colleagues, making small talk, asking for help, discussing tasks, reporting mistakes and finishing the working day naturally. Emil also remembers an embarrassing misunderstanding: when a colleague said „Mahlzeit!“, he answered „Nudeln mit Hühnchen.“ But nobody had asked what he was eating! 😅 🎧 Useful sentences from this episode: • Guten Morgen! Alles gut? — Good morning! Is everything okay?• Wie war dein Wochenende? — How was your weekend?• Kannst du mir kurz helfen? — Can you help me for a moment?• Brauchst du Hilfe? — Do you need help?• Können wir das kurz zusammen anschauen? — Can we look at this together?• Ich kümmere mich darum. — I’ll take care of it.• Ich gebe dir Bescheid. — I’ll let you know.• Ich bin gleich fertig. — I’ll be finished soon.• Ich brauche noch etwas Zeit. — I need a little more time.• Das schaffe ich heute nicht mehr. — I won’t be able to finish that today.• Mir ist ein Fehler passiert. — I made a mistake.• Ich korrigiere das sofort. — I’ll correct it immediately.• Machen wir zusammen Mittagspause? — Shall we take our lunch break together?• Mahlzeit! — A common lunchtime greeting at many German workplaces.• Schönen Feierabend! Bis morgen! — Have a nice evening! See you tomorrow! 📚 Important workplace vocabulary: • sich um etwas kümmern — to take care of something• Bescheid sagen — to inform or let someone know• gleich — soon or in a moment• sofort — immediately• fertig sein — to be finished• etwas schaffen — to manage or complete something• die Mittagspause — lunch break• der Fehler — mistake• der Feierabend — the time after finishing work Listen to the complete workplace dialogue at the end of the episode and repeat the sentences aloud. Choose five expressions that fit your workday and practise them in a real situation. Follow Deutsch Podcast 101FM for more practical German conversations and listening practice for everyday life in Germany. 🇩🇪🎙️

  4. Sep 17

    Kaution weg? Diese Fehler beim Auszug musst du kennen | Deutsch A2–B1

    🔑 Moving Out in Germany: Will You Lose Your Deposit? | German Podcast A2–B1 Are you planning to move out of an apartment in Germany? Then you need to understand words such as Kündigung, Kündigungsfrist, Wohnungsübergabe, Übergabeprotokoll and Kaution. In this episode of Deutsch Podcast 101 FM, Emil and Sophia explain the German language you need to terminate a rental agreement, prepare for an apartment handover and return your keys. But shortly before the handover, Sophia discovers a scratch near the living-room door. Will she lose part of her deposit—or can the old handover report prove that the scratch was already there? You will learn how to: • terminate a rental agreement in writing• ask when your tenancy officially ends• arrange an apartment handover• talk about scratches and other damage• record meter readings• request a copy of the handover report• confirm that you returned all keys• ask when your security deposit will be returned ✉️ Terminating the rental agreement: „Hiermit kündige ich meine Wohnung zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt.“I hereby terminate my rental agreement at the earliest possible date. „Zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt“ means the earliest date permitted by the applicable notice period. „Bitte bestätigen Sie mir die Kündigung und das Vertragsende schriftlich.“Please confirm the termination and the end date of the contract in writing. „Wann endet mein Mietvertrag?“When does my rental agreement end? „Welche Kündigungsfrist gilt für meinen Mietvertrag?“Which notice period applies to my rental agreement? 🏠 Preparing for the apartment handover: „Wann findet die Wohnungsübergabe statt?“When will the apartment handover take place? „Welche Arbeiten muss ich vor dem Auszug erledigen?“Which tasks must I complete before moving out? „Muss ich die Wohnung noch renovieren?“Do I still have to renovate the apartment? „Können wir gemeinsam die Zählerstände notieren?“Can we record the meter readings together? 🔍 Talking about damage: „Der Kratzer war schon beim Einzug da.“The scratch was already there when I moved in. „Der Schaden steht im alten Übergabeprotokoll.“The damage is recorded in the old handover report. „Bitte tragen Sie den Schaden ins Übergabeprotokoll ein.“Please record the damage in the handover report. „Könnten Sie mir bitte eine Kopie des Übergabeprotokolls geben?“Could you please give me a copy of the handover report? 🔑 Keys and security deposit: „Ich habe alle Schlüssel zurückgegeben.“I have returned all the keys. „Bitte bestätigen Sie die Schlüsselübergabe schriftlich.“Please confirm the return of the keys in writing. „Wann bekomme ich meine Kaution zurück?“When will I receive my security deposit back? „Benötigen Sie meine neue Adresse oder Bankverbindung?“Do you need my new address or bank details? 📚 Important vocabulary: die Wohnung kündigen — to terminate the rental agreementdie Kündigung — termination noticedie Kündigungsfrist — notice periodder Mietvertrag — rental agreementder Umzug — move / relocationder Auszug — moving outdie Wohnungsübergabe — apartment handoverdas Übergabeprotokoll — handover reportder Schaden — damageder Kratzer — scratchder Zählerstand — meter readingdie Kaution — security depositdie Schlüsselübergabe — return or handover of the keysdie Kaution zurückbekommen — to get the deposit back 💡 Keep your original handover report, take clear photos and request written confirmation of important agreements. Notice periods and renovation responsibilities can depend on the rental agreement and individual circumstances. 🎧 Learn German naturally. Understand everyday conversations. Speak with more confidence.

  5. Sep 15

    750€ für eine Wohnung? Lies diese Wörter nicht falsch! | Deutsch A2–B1 #118

    🏠 €750 for an Apartment? Kaltmiete or Warmmiete? | German Podcast A2–B1 Looking for an apartment in Germany can be confusing—especially when you see words such as Kaltmiete, Warmmiete, Nebenkosten, Einbauküche or Zwei-Zimmer-Wohnung for the first time. In this episode of Deutsch Podcast 101 FM, Emil and Sophia examine a realistic apartment listing. Sophia believes she has found a two-room apartment for only €750—but has she understood the price and number of rooms correctly? You will learn how to: • understand German apartment listings• distinguish between Kaltmiete and Warmmiete• calculate the approximate monthly rent• understand how rooms are counted in Germany• ask what is included in the apartment• compare two different listings• contact a landlord politely• request an apartment viewing 💶 Understanding the rent: die Kaltmiete — basic rent without additional service chargesdie Nebenkosten — additional building and utility-related chargesdie Warmmiete — Kaltmiete plus the listed Nebenkosten Example: 750 € Kaltmiete + 180 € Nebenkosten = 930 € Warmmiete However, electricity, internet and some other costs may still have to be paid separately. Always ask exactly what is included. „Wie hoch ist die Warmmiete?“How much is the total warm rent? „Was ist in den Nebenkosten enthalten?“What is included in the additional charges? „Sind Strom und Internet in der Warmmiete enthalten?“Are electricity and internet included in the warm rent? 🚪 Understanding the apartment: die Zwei-Zimmer-Wohnung — a two-room apartment In Germany, the living room normally counts as a room. A two-room apartment usually means one living room and one bedroom—not two bedrooms. die Wohnfläche — living spaceder Quadratmeter — square metredie Einbauküche — fitted kitchenmöbliert — furnishedunmöbliert — unfurnishedab sofort — available immediatelyfrei ab … — available from …zentral gelegen — centrally locateddie Besichtigung — apartment viewing 🗣️ Useful questions: „Wie viele Schlafzimmer hat die Wohnung?“How many bedrooms does the apartment have? „Gehört die Einbauküche zur Wohnung?“Is the fitted kitchen included with the apartment? „Welche Küchengeräte gehören dazu?“Which kitchen appliances are included? „Bleiben die Möbel in der Wohnung?“Will the furniture remain in the apartment? „Ab wann ist die Wohnung frei?“From when is the apartment available? „Wie weit ist die Wohnung vom Stadtzentrum entfernt?“How far is the apartment from the city centre? ✉️ Message to a landlord: „Guten Tag, ich interessiere mich für Ihre Wohnung. Ist die Wohnung noch verfügbar? Wann wäre eine Besichtigung möglich? Viele Grüße, [Name]“ Hello, I am interested in your apartment. Is it still available? When would a viewing be possible? Kind regards, [name] ⚠️ Important reminder: Never look only at the largest price in the listing. Check the complete monthly cost, location, number of rooms, availability, kitchen and furniture. If an offer seems unusually cheap, ask questions and view the apartment before sending money. 🎯 Useful sentence for comparing apartments: „Ich würde Wohnung B nehmen, weil sie zentral liegt und einen Balkon hat.“I would choose apartment B because it is centrally located and has a balcony. Which is more important to you: lower rent, a central location, more space or a fitted kitchen? 🎧 Learn German naturally. Understand everyday life in Germany. Speak with more confidence.

  6. Sep 12

    Du wartest auf den richtigen Moment – und verlierst Zeit | Deutsch Podcast A2–B1 #117

    ⏳ Stop Waiting – Your Life Is Happening Now | German Podcast A2–B1 Do you often say, “I’ll do it later”? Later, when you have more time. Later, when you have more money. Later, when your German is better or your life is less stressful. But what if the perfect moment never comes? In this reflective episode of Deutsch Podcast 101 FM, Emil and Sophia talk about postponed dreams, difficult decisions and the power of taking one small step today. While listening to slow and natural German, you will learn how to: • talk about plans, possibilities and decisions• say that you want to try something new• describe what gives or takes away your energy• stop waiting for the perfect moment• use practical German sentences in real conversations ⭐ Three important ideas from this episode: There is not only one correct path in life. You do not have to change everything—start with a small test. Do not wait for a new life to enjoy meaningful moments. 🗣️ Useful German sentences: „Worauf habe ich eigentlich gewartet?“What was I actually waiting for? „Es gibt nicht nur einen richtigen Weg.“There is not only one right path. „Vielleicht gibt es mehrere gute Möglichkeiten.“Perhaps there are several good possibilities. „Welche Zukunft macht mich neugierig?“Which future makes me curious? „Ich möchte das einfach mal ausprobieren.“I would simply like to give it a try. „Ich probiere es erst einmal aus.“I’ll try it first and see how it goes. „Ich muss heute noch nicht alles entscheiden.“I do not have to decide everything today. „Das tut mir gut.“That is good for me. / That makes me feel better. „Ich will mir dafür Zeit nehmen.“I want to make time for it. „Was hat mir heute Energie gegeben?“What gave me energy today? „Was hat mir Energie genommen?“What took away my energy today? „Ich kann gestern nicht ändern.“I cannot change yesterday. „Aber ich kann heute etwas Kleines tun.“But I can do something small today. „Ein kleiner Schritt ist kein kleines Leben.“A small step does not mean a small life. ⭐ The courage sentence: „Ich fange klein an.“I’m starting small. 📚 Important vocabulary: auf etwas warten — to wait for somethingetwas aufschieben — to postpone somethingetwas ausprobieren — to try somethingdie Möglichkeit — possibilitydie Entscheidung — decisionder richtige Weg — the right pathneugierig — curiousder Schnupperkurs — introductory trial classsich Zeit nehmen — to make timeanfangen — to begindie Erfahrung — experiencedie Ausrüstung — equipment 💡 Useful grammar patterns: „Ich warte auf den richtigen Moment.“I’m waiting for the right moment. „Ich nehme mir Zeit für meine Freunde.“I make time for my friends. „Ich probiere einen neuen Kurs aus.“I try a new course. 🎯 Think of one thing you always postpone. Do not complete the whole goal today—just take the first real step. Send a message, find an appointment, book a trial class or spend ten minutes trying something new. Your life does not begin later. It is already happening now. 🎧 Learn German naturally. Understand meaningful conversations. Speak with more confidence.

  7. Sep 11

    15 Sätze, die Deutsche ständig sagen – aber niemand erklärt Deutsch A2–B1 #116

    🗣️ 15 Everyday German Phrases Native Speakers Use All the Time | A2–B1 Do you understand the individual German words—but still wonder what the complete sentence really means? Native speakers often use short expressions such as „Mal sehen“, „Kommt drauf an“ or „Mach dir keinen Kopf“. These phrases sound simple, but their real meaning depends on the situation. In this episode of Deutsch Podcast 101 FM, Emil and Sophia explain 15 common German phrases for small talk, reactions, plans, appointments, requests and difficult moments. You will learn: • what each phrase really means• when and with whom you can use it• which expressions are informal• how shortened spoken German differs from textbook German• how to react more naturally in everyday conversations 💬 Small talk: „Wie läuft’s bei dir?“How are things going for you? „Was gibt’s Neues?“What’s new? „Und sonst so?“What else is new? / Anything else? You can keep the conversation going with: „Ganz gut. Bei der Arbeit ist gerade viel los. Und bei dir?“Pretty good. Things are busy at work at the moment. How about you? 😮 Natural reactions: „Echt jetzt?“Really? / Seriously? „Ach so!“Oh, I see! „Das gibt’s doch nicht!“No way! / I can’t believe it! A friendly example: „Ach so, jetzt verstehe ich.“Oh, I see. Now I understand. 📅 Plans and appointments: „Kommt drauf an.“It depends. The complete form is: „Es kommt darauf an.“It depends. „Mal sehen.“We’ll see. ⚠️ Important: “Mal sehen” is not a definite yes. It means the person has not decided yet. If you need a clear answer, ask: „Kannst du mir bitte bis morgen Bescheid geben?“Could you please let me know by tomorrow? „Das passt für mich.“That works for me. „Bin gleich da!“I’ll be there soon! The complete form is: „Ich bin gleich da.“I’ll be there soon. If you need more time, be more specific: „Ich bin in ungefähr zwanzig Minuten da.“I’ll be there in approximately twenty minutes. 🤝 Help, tasks and difficult moments: „Kannst du mir kurz helfen?“Can you help me for a moment? A more formal version is: „Könnten Sie mir bitte kurz helfen?“Could you please help me for a moment? „Das kriege ich hin.“I can manage that. / I can do it. A more neutral version is: „Das bekomme ich hin.“I can manage that. „Kein Problem, mach ich.“No problem, I’ll do it. „Mach dir keinen Kopf.“Don’t worry about it. This is an informal phrase used with friends, family and friendly colleagues. „So war das nicht gemeint.“That’s not what I meant. You can then explain your real intention: „Nein, so war das nicht gemeint. Ich wollte nur sagen, dass …“No, that’s not what I meant. I only wanted to say that … ⭐ Most important lesson: Short German sentences can have meanings that are not immediately obvious. You do not need to understand everything perfectly—you learn these small differences through real conversations. 🎯 Choose three phrases, repeat them aloud and use at least one of them in a real conversation this week. 🎧 Learn German naturally. Understand native speakers. Speak with more confidence.

  8. Sep 10

    Alle in Deutschland sagen diese 15 Wörter — weißt du, was sie bedeuten? | Deutsch A2-B1 #115

    15 Essential German Words for Life in Germany | German Podcast A2–B1 Have you recently moved to Germany—or do official letters from German authorities still feel confusing? Words such as Anmeldung, Rundfunkbeitrag, Nebenkostenabrechnung and Widerspruch are rarely taught in ordinary German courses, but you will see them everywhere in everyday life. In this episode of Deutsch Podcast 101 FM, Emil and Sophia explain 15 essential words connected to registration, housing, insurance, appointments, taxes and official documents. For every word, you will hear: • a simple explanation• clear pronunciation• a real everyday situation• a practical tip• a short example dialogue 📚 The 15 essential German words: die Anmeldung — address registration der Rundfunkbeitrag — household broadcasting contribution die Kaution — rental deposit die Bescheinigung — official certificate or confirmation der Termin — appointment die Sozialversicherungsnummer — social insurance number die Krankenversicherung — health insurance die Nebenkostenabrechnung — annual utility and service-charge statement das Kindergeld — child benefit der Widerspruch — formal objection or appeal das Pfand — refundable deposit on bottles and cans die Steuererklärung — tax return die Ummeldung — address registration after moving die Abmeldung — official deregistration der Sperrmüll — bulky waste 🗣️ Useful German sentences: „Guten Morgen. Ich möchte mich anmelden. Ich bin neu hier.“Good morning. I would like to register my address. I am new here. „Welche Unterlagen brauche ich für die Anmeldung?“Which documents do I need for the registration? „Ich möchte gerne einen Termin vereinbaren.“I would like to make an appointment. „Wann passt es Ihnen?“When would be convenient for you? „Können Sie mir bitte eine Bescheinigung geben?“Could you please give me an official confirmation? „Wie hoch ist die Kaution?“How much is the rental deposit? „Wann bekomme ich die Kaution zurück?“When will I get the deposit back? „Ich habe die Nebenkostenabrechnung nicht verstanden.“I did not understand the utility and service-charge statement. „Können Sie mir das bitte erklären?“Could you please explain that to me? „Hier ist meine Versicherungskarte.“Here is my health-insurance card. „Hiermit lege ich Widerspruch gegen Ihren Bescheid vom [Datum] ein.“I hereby submit an objection to your official decision dated [date]. „Ich bin umgezogen und möchte mich ummelden.“I have moved and would like to register my new address. „Wo kann ich Sperrmüll anmelden?“Where can I arrange a bulky-waste collection? ⭐ Useful word family: Anmeldung — registering when you arriveUmmeldung — updating your registration after movingAbmeldung — deregistering when you leave 🎯 Choose three words from this episode and use them this week. Make an appointment, ask for a certificate, read an official letter or practise one of the example sentences aloud. Please remember that procedures, deadlines, fees and eligibility can vary depending on your city and personal situation. Always check the relevant official authority for current information. 🎧 Learn German naturally. Understand everyday life in Germany. Speak with more confidence.

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Deutsch Podcast 101 FM hilft dir, Deutsch langsam und natürlich zu hören. Jede Folge ist für A2–B1 Lernende gemacht: klare Aussprache, einfache Alltagsthemen, nützliche Sätze und motivierende Gespräche. Hier lernst du nicht nur Wörter, sondern auch echte Situationen aus dem Leben in Deutschland: sprechen, verstehen, reagieren und selbstbewusster werden. Perfekt für alle, die Deutsch lernen, in Deutschland leben oder sich beim Sprechen noch unsicher fühlen. Hör langsam, versteh besser, sprich mutiger.

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