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            Brückentag, Fenstertag and Zwickeltag: All the German words for longer holiday weekends
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            German has more than one special word for the practice of taking a day off to make the most out of public holidays that fall close to a weekend. But which word should you use? That depends a bit on where you are.
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            German Word of the Day: die Zölle
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            With sweeping new US tariffs making headlines again, there&#039;s no better time to learn the word Zölle - the German term at the heart of every trade dispute.
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            German grammar tips: How to say ‘you’ in German without sounding rude
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            Getting to grips with German grammar is not easy -which is why we run this series offering tips and tricks for German learners. This week, we’re tackling one of the most deceptively simple words in German: you.
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            German Word of the Day: pascht scho
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            If you spend time in Austria or Bavaria, especially in informal conversations, you’ll definitely hear the phrase pascht scho. It’s one of those expressions that perfectly captures the laid-back Alpine attitude.
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            Biodeutsch: Why this is Germany&#039;s ugliest word of the year
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            This slang word has been named Germany&#039;s &#039;non-word&#039; or &#039;ugliest word&#039; of the year for 2024, with judges slamming the phrase as thoughtless and discriminatory.
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