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Three German New Year’s Traditions You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Georgia Riungu
Curious about how Germans handle the holidays? Here's some insight to help you look like a pro.
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All You Need to Get Started in Germany
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The Expath Guide to Making It in Germany
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 1)
Tia Robinson
A job in Germany. Where you don’t have to speak fluent German. Yes, they do exist — and not only if you’re a software engineer!
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 2)
Tia Robinson
Learn from recruiters of international teams how to compile your application to increase your chances of getting a job in Germany.
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 3)
Tia Robinson
Learn how to ace the interview and where to find those “secret jobs” not advertised on platforms like Monster or LinkedIn.
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How to Say Glove in German
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Do Germans wear two pairs of shoes in winter?
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Insurance Options in Germany
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Getting insurance in Germany doesn‘t have to be a scary topic — neither for individuals nor for companies. In this article, we explain two convenient options for employees: company health insurance and company pension schemes.
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How to Talk About Agreement in German
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In order to properly express agreement in German it’s important to consider whether you’re agreeing TO DO something or agreeing WITH someone’s opinion.
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How to Say Sound in German
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In the German language, there are several words for “sound”. What's the difference?
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Keeping Churches and Cherries Apart in German
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Cherry or church? Let's distinguish the two sounds.
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Do Crazy Germans Have Birds?
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German Slang of the Day: “Einen Vogel haben”. For when things get out of hand.