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The Authentic German Learning Podcast: Deutsch lernen wie ein Baby | Learn German online | Personal Development

The Authentic German Learning Podcast: Deutsch lernen wie ein Baby | Learn German online | Personal Development

Mark Rösler: deutscher Muttersprachler & Deutschlehrer, Genießer des Lebens und Philosoph

Learn German like a baby would by listening to the language and getting a "feel" for it. We're not only learning German here though: We are passionate about personal development of all kinds. Our motto: Improve your German. Improve your life. Listen to the podcast and let the German language wash over you, like music. Lerne Deutsch wie ein Baby, indem du der Sprache zuhörst und ein "Gefühl" für sie bekommst. Wir lernen hier aber nicht nur Deutsch: Persönliche Entwicklung jeder Art ist unsere Leidenschaft. Unser Motto: Verbessere dein Deutsch. Verbessere dein Leben. Höre dir den Podcast an und lass dich von der deutschen Sprache umspülen, wie Musik.

123 - Hier geht die Post ab. #proverb (Podcast S02E24)
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  • 123 - Hier geht die Post ab. #proverb (Podcast S02E24)

    Was bedeutet?Hier geht die Post ab. — pain killer 🚛 (@aliabdalkreem4) October 31, 2017 Today, we talk about the German proverb “Hier geht die Post ab.”. What does “Hier geht die Post ab.” mean? There is a lot going on here.IdiomMeanings there are a lot of emotions (usually: joy, more rarely: anger) there is a lot going on there is excitement people celebrate vigorously Addendum colloquial Here the post is a symbol of industriousness and fast locomotion.

    Mon, 23 Apr 2018 - 7min
  • 122 - Geist #vocab (Podcast S02E23)

    Today, we talk about the German word “Geist”. What does “Geist” mean? mind, wit, intellect, spirit, ghostNoun, mHyphenation:Geist, plural: Geis·ter MeaningsPlural 1 (die Geister): [1] thinking as part of individuality [a] including feeling [b] in contrast to emotional life (soul) [2] the basic idea behind an action or a work [3] divine being, supernatural being [4] soul of a dead person walking on earth Plural 2 (die Geiste): [5] alcoholic drink

    Mon, 16 Apr 2018 - 16min
  • 121 - Podcast: die Fäden ziehen #idiom

    Today, we talk about the German idiom “die Fäden ziehen”. What does “die Fäden ziehen” mean? to pull the stringsIdiomHyphenationdie Fä·den zie·hen Meanings[1] exerting the decisive influence from the background, actually having the power [2] literally: removing threads (e.g. in a sewn wound) Origin[1] The phrase is based on the idea of the puppet player, who invisible to the audience pulls the strings and thus moves the puppets. Synonyms[1] to lead, to steer, to control

    Mon, 02 Apr 2018 - 5min
  • 120 - hinterlistig #vocab & Max & Moritz (Podcast S02E29)

    Today, we talk about the German word “hinterlistig”. What does “hinterlistig” mean? deceitfulAdjectiveHyphenationhin·ter·lis·tig, comparative: hin·ter·lis·ti·ger, superlative: am hin·ter·lis·tigs·ten PronunciationIPA: [ˈhɪntɐˌlɪstɪç], [ˈhɪntɐˌlɪstɪk] Meaning[1] in the manner of a guile; seeming harmless, but very dangerous; wickedness that seeks to harm others Synonyms[1] fraudulently, devious, treacherous Max and Moritz are very deceitful. Examples[1] The insidious pranks of Max and Moritz still delight children. [1] This is deceitful of Eugenio. [1] The animal tormentor was particularly treacherous by luring his victims with treats.

    Wed, 23 Jan 2019 - 4min
  • 119 - Weltanschauung #vocab (Podcast S02E26)

    Today, we talk about the German word “Weltanschauung”. What does “Weltanschauung” mean? world view, ideology, world view, (philosophical) belief systemNoun, fHyphenationWelt·an·schau·ung, plural: Welt·an·schau·un·gen PronunciationIPA: [ˈveltʔanˌʃaʊ̯ʊŋ] Meaning[1] someone’s system of ideas about the world Synonyms[1] mindset, ideology, philosophy of life, philosophy, world view Narrower terms[1] religion, denomination, religious freedom, conservatism, liberalism, socialism Examples[1] There are several different worldviews. [1] Our remarks on the medieval world view have surprised many critics. (Source: Wiktionary)

    Tue, 15 Jan 2019 - 4min
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