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Are you looking forward to searching for your Easter eggs? You’ve already eaten them all? Or maybe you ...
DetailsI was looking for something on YouTube today and a few hours later I’ve got nice German videos ...
DetailsApril Fool’s Day is celebrated (if that’s what we can call it) every year on the 1st April, ...
DetailsAs this is my last post of 2013 I would like to take the opportunity to thank you ...
DetailsHave you ever been to a German Christmas Market? Wooden stalls, marzipan, lovely Christmas decorations, mulled wine …… ...
DetailsThe 6th December is St Nicholas Day. There is an interesting article on Wikipeda about the history and ...
DetailsThe Germans call ‘carnival’ Karneval, Fastnacht, Fasching or even ‘die fünfte Jahreszeit’ (the 5th season). It ends the ...
DetailsToday is a public holiday in Germany (I do think it should also be a public holiday for ...
DetailsMy students all know by now that in the last lessons before Christmas I go on and on ...
DetailsI’ve written about Halloween in Germany before, so today you’ll just get a German Halloween song: 1. Keiner ...
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