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German word of the day: Der BrĂĽckentag
Nothing beats making the most of public holidays - and a BrĂĽckentag or two can help you do just that.
German word of the day: Der Bauchmensch
This neat German word can help you explain how you react and think about things.
German phrase of the day: Alles hat ein Ende, nur die Wurst hat zwei
In classic German fashion, this phrase combines melancholic advice about endings with a punchline on processed meat.
German word of the day: Kladderadatsch
Whether it’s a pile of clothes on the floor or even the downfall of a political system, this is a German word for all things messy and chaotic.
German phrase of the day: Beleidigte Leberwurst
If you have a disagreement with someone and they sulk, you might want to consider comparing them to a liver sausage. Sound strange? Our German phrase of the day will reveal all.
German phrase of the day: Der Teufel ist ein Eichhörnchen
When most people look at a squirrel, they see a big, bushy tail. The Germans, apparently, see the devil.
Why is it so hard to get self-raising flour in Germany?
Seen as a necessity by many British and American bakers, trying to find this ingredient in German supermarkets will result in frustration.
EXPLAINED: The key Covid rule changes this week in Germany
This week Germany is debating and implementing lots of Covid rule changes. Here's a recap of what's happened and what's to come.