We all love idioms, don’t we? I found 10 German food-related ones for you which I turned into a video. I hope you like them. I even have one more for you: And that is because I want to put my ‘Senf dazu’ ☺ Here are all those idioms from the video again with … Read more
We all love to use idioms, and if we can use some in a foreign language, even better. So here is another German idioms: er hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank. German idiom nicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben from Angelika Davey Or watch the slides as a video
Many years ago a friend gave me this little jar with chocolate drink as a present. The powder is not designed to be used for a drink. Instead, the jar contains ‘Kakao, durch den Sie andere ziehen können’ – ‘cocoa, through which you can pull others’. That translation, of course, doesn’t make any sense, because … Read more
This German idiom ‘wo sich Fuchs und Hase gute Nacht sagen’ has been written especially for Vicky, who said, she lived there 😉 Wo sich fuchs und hase gute nacht sagen from Angelika Davey EDIT: If you don’t want to click the slides, you can now also watch it as a video:
While going for a long walk the other day I suddenly had the idea of introducing German idioms with photos. As I had already taking quite a few pictures that day, the first idiom was an easy choice. Have a look: I thought this is a good example for idioms. Although this time the … Read more
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