Today, you get to meet a witty brain scientist and Leipzig culture aficionado.
More"It is an obvious problem that those feeling ostracised by society turn into suicidal assassins."
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A small "thank you" note to all our contributors and readers on our first anniversary.
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Tea: universal language?
Our guest writer today, a Brit living in Leipzig, deconstructs "a nice cup of tea" down to its linguistic components - adding a bit of social, cultural and psychological context - and shows us a seasoned lover's understanding of the art of tea-drinking.
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StoryPlanet provides some tips on how to make learning German less complicated and more fun, and shares info on its ongoing crowdfunding campaign for developing a new learning tool.
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Come join me in the shared misery and mirth of learning German in an offline course in Leipzig!
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