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Coffee Break German Coffee Break Languages
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Learn German in coffee-break lessons from the Radio Lingua Network. In each lesson we'll focus on the language you need to know and before long you'll be making yourself understood with native German speakers.
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‘Wo' or 'wohin'? - Location vs. destination in German cases | CBG Show 2.01
Welcome back to Season 2 of The Coffee Break German Show! In this first episode we are focusing on prepositions of location and how to use the dative and accusative cases in German.
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Prepositions of place in German - When to use 'auf', 'an', 'in', 'nach' and 'zu' | CBG Show 2.02
Perplexed by prepositions? Tune in to this episode of The Coffee Break German Show and learn how to use location prepositions in German, depending on the following noun.
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When to use the imperfect tense - Speaking about the past in German | CBG Show 2.03
Would you like to sound more like a native German speaker when discussing the past? Join us in this episode of The Coffee Break German Show as we explain when to use the perfect and imperfect tenses to talk about the past!
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Separable verbs in German - Which prefixes are separable or inseparable? | CBG Show 2.04
If you would like to learn more about German separable verbs, listen to this episode of The Coffee Break German Show. We focus on the rules behind using separable verbs and when to use the prefix or not!
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What's the difference between 'wann', 'wenn' and 'als'? - How to translate 'when' into German | CBG Show 2.05
Struggling to remember the difference between wann, wenn and als in German? Fear not! In this episode of The Coffee Break German Show we'll help you understand once and for all how to say "when" in German.
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Understanding long and short vowel sounds - German pronunciation | CBG Show 2.06
Would you like to master the pronunciation of vowels in German? Join Mark and Thomas as they go over the challenging topic of long and short vowel sounds in German.
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Customer Reviews
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A very wonderful podcast, that is helpful and informative. I have been looking for a good resource to learn Swedish, German, and Russian. Unfortunately coffee break has no Russian course, but the German and Swedish courses are perfect! The two host format makes it easy to learn along with Mark. I would suggest that you take notes and listen a few times through.
I would love to see a Russian course from coffee break if they have the recourses to make such a course. Thank you for your wonderful work!
Super helpful!
My dad is from Germany and I never fully learned the language so this has been helping me so much! I listen to it every day and it teaches me something every single time and I love all the grammar! please keep this Podcast up
Use this with Duolingo
I have been using Duolingo to learn German for a year now, and I’ve enjoyed it. The one issue is they are very sparse with explanation. This podcast has filled the holes and brought my learning up to blazing speed, and allows me the facility to start creating my own sentences. They get into the nitty gritty of how German works, and I love it.
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