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Today's German podcast lesson will teach you common German sayings and German slang phrases to talk about your severe hangover and splitting headache. We all know what it's like to have a few more drinks than a few too many and have suffered the consequences. Learn useful German slang phrases to say that you're feeling rough or that your head is splitting. Also learn a multitude of ways to talk about hurling your guts out. I don't think you'll be sleeping this hangover off to easily! einen Riesensch del haben = to have a hangover (lit. to have a huge skull) Play German podcast in new window (6MB) German Podcast PDF (PRO) | Bookmark/ Share

Germany is famous for the October Beer Festival more commonly known as the Oktoberfest. Germany's Oktoberfest is a sixteen-day festival held each year in Munich, Bavaria during late September (and running to early October). The Oktoberfest is an important part of Bavarian culture and is the world's largest fair, with some six million people attending every year. For the culture vultures out there, get ready for a marathon piss up of beer, beer and more beer! Let's get legless in our "lederhosen" and "dirndls" German style. einen Riesensch del haben = to have a hangover (lit. to have an enormous skull) Play German podcast in new window (6.6MB) German Podcast PDF (PRO) | Bookmark/ Share

This Pukka German podcast takes a look at typical parent concerns. Admit it, you used to be one of the rebellious, cool kids and hung about with your clique. Maybe you were never completely off the rails but you have to admit having lacked direction. You told your folks that life is short and that it's better to live for the day. Now the shoe is on the other foot and it's your teenage kid causing YOU grief. As usual get ready to learn loads of funny German phrases and useful sayings. This is Pukka German afterall. Gruppenzwang = Peer pressure Play German podcast in new window (8.5MB) German Podcast PDF (PRO) | Bookmark/ Share

It's hard work being a teenager. Nobody understands you and people constantly rattle your cage. You are clearly no longer a kid but you are definitely not respected like an adult. Then of course there are the rules and constant nagging not to mention the social pressures! In today's German podcast we learn common and funny german phrases, colloquial language and useful adjectives to have a good old fashioned teenage moan. Go on - get it off your chest! sie k nnen sich nicht in meine Lage versetzen = they can't put themselves in my shoes Play German podcast in new window (7.4MB) German Podcast PDF (PRO) | Bookmark/ Share

This week you will learn common German phrases useful for asking or expressing opinions in German. Although this lesson is less focused on German colloquial language and German slang, we felt it important that you feel confident in giving your 2 cents in German (deinen Senf dazu geben). Ich bin fest davon berzeugt = I am firmly convinced Play German podcast in new window (8.8MB) German Podcast PDF (PRO) | Bookmark/ Share

"Verarschen", "ver ppeln" and "vergackeiern" are just a few of the many popular German slang words in todays learn German podcast. I for one know that our Pukka German fans are way too smart to get taken for a ride and won't sit back and let the Germans take the piss or give them the runaround. Afterall you guys and gals weren't born yesterday were you? Ich fresse einen Besen wenn das stimmt = I'll eat my hat if that's true (lit. I'll eat a broom if that's true.) Play learn German audio in new window (8.7MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion

Today we look at cool German phrases and idiomatic expressions to use when you re stunned, lost for words and simply don t believe a word you re hearing. jdm die Spucke weg bleiben ; and im Wald stehen are just two of today s gems from a long list of popular and funny German sayings. Ich glaube mich knutscht ein Elch = I must be seeing / hearing things! (lit. I think an elk is kissing me) Play learn German audio in new window (6.3MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion List of English - German Podcast VocabularyTranslation of German idioms, colloquial phrases, slang and theme expressions. Unbelievable isn t it?; to find sth. unbelievable (also: to be mind blown or stunned) = da schlackerst du mit den Ohren, was?!; mit den Ohren schlackern I didn t know what hit me! (also: I nearly keeled over!) = Ich dachte mich trifft der Schlag!; Ich w r(e) fast aus den Latschen gekippt! I m stressing out; I m having a panic attack; I m having a fit! = Ich krieg die Krise! I can t believe it = Ich fass es nicht/ Ich kann es nicht fassen; Ich glaub s nicht I really don t know what to say! I m lost for words = Da/Dazu f llt mir echt nichts mehr ein! I thought I must be seeing / hearing things! = Ich dachte mich knutscht ein Elch! That s a bit much! = Das ist ein starkes St ck! You are dumbstruck! = Da schnallst du ab! (lit. to unstrap or unfasten) I must be dreaming! = Ich glaub(e) ich steh(e) im Wald! And now, what do you have to say for yourself? (or more literally: Now you re gobsmacked) = Jetzt bleibt dir wohl die Spucke weg? He will be stunned; He will be flabergasted; Now you re stunned, hey?! = er wird Baukl tze staunen; Da staunst du Baukl tze, was?! He will be all eyes; now you re all eyes, hey? (also: now you re surprised!) = Da wird er Augen machen; da machst du Augen, was?! What, cat got your tongue? (also: You re lost for words now, aren t you?!) = Jetzt hat es dir wohl die Sprache verschlagen, was?! Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioEnglish - German Match-up 1English - German Match-up 2German Gap-fill DialogueScrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Complete the German Expressions 1German Multiple Choice QuestionsScrambled German Sentence 6Scrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10Complete the German Expressions 2German Gap-fill Sentences 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

On days like today, Lisa should come with a warning label. Today s audio podcast teaches popular and funny German sayings and slang to show that you really don t give a monkey s or a rat s ass about something. Das ist mir wurscht and Das geht mir am Arsch vorbei are just a few of the common and useful German phrases in today s podcast lesson. Enjoy! wen juckt das schon? = what do I care? Play learn German audio in new window (5.6MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill DialogueEnglish - German Match-up 1Scrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Complete the German Expressions 1Scrambled German Sentence 6Scrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10German Multiple Choice QuestionsGerman Gap-fill Sentences 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

Today s podcast teaches common German marriage vocabulary and phrases. Especially in the age of community sites like Facebook it seems like every other week I hear of an engagement, wedding or birth. I figure if you can t escape it, you might as well be able to talk about - in German of course. Learn what the German expressions unter die Haube and my personal favourite einen Braten in der R hre mean. As well as wise words about the best way to keep a woman. (I just know this will come back to bite me!) unter die Haube sein = to be hitched (lit. under the bonnet) Play learn German audio in new window (6.4MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill DialogueEnglish - German Match-up 1English - German Match-up 2English - German Match-up 3German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioScrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5German Multiple Choice QuestionsComplete the German Expressions 1Scrambled German Sentence 6Scrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10Complete the German Expressions 2German Gap-fill Sentences 1English - German Flash Cards

We ve already looked at useful German vocabulary for when things don t go as planned so today s podcast is devoted to the good times when everything goes smoothly and you have everything under control. Learn the German translation for common expressions like to have a knack for something and to go like clockwork . (Unfortunately our illustrator is unwell but as soon as she is fit again she will catch up podcast artwork.) Play learn German audio in new window (4.9MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioGerman Gap-fill DialogueEnglish - German Match-up 1English - German Match-up 2Scrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Scrambled German Sentence 6Complete the German Expressions 1Complete the German Expressions 2German Multiple Choice QuestionsScrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10Scrambled German Sentence 11Scrambled German Sentence 12German Gap-fill Sentences 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

Today s lesson teaches the German translation of useful words and phrases for occasions when your feel your privacy is being invaded. Learn to tell someone to mind their own business in German and give them a piece of your mind for poking their nose where it doesn t belong. Scluss mit lustig - It s not funny anymore and I m about to lose my cool. Play learn German audio in new window (6.1MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioEnglish - German Match-up 1English - German Match-up 2Scrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Complete the German Expressions 1Complete the German Expressions 2Scrambled German Sentence 6Scrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10German Multiple Choice QuestionsGerman Gap-fill Sentences 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

Todays German podcast lesson teaches German phrases and expressions for those times when things go pear-shaped and not according to plan. Even the Germans make a blunder from time to time when you next shoot yourself in the foot (heaven forbid!) - at least you ll be armed with the right German vocabulary! * Perhaps appropriately I made a blunder this week in the translation of the die Arschkarte ziehen which is better translated the short end of the stick or to draw the shortest straw than the wrong end of the stick which refers to a misunderstanding rather than suffering the bad effects of a situation. Oh well, shit happens! in der Tinte sitzen = to be in for it Play learn German audio in new window (4.7MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioEnglish - German Match-up 1German Gap-fill DialogueEnglish - German Match-up 2Scrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Scrambled German Sentence 6Complete the German Expressions 1German Multiple Choice QuestionsScrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10Scrambled German Sentence 11Scrambled German Sentence 12Complete the German Expressions 2German Gap-fill Sentences 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

In today s German podcast lesson you will learn German words and phrases to express indecision and uncertainty. Learn common German expressions to to say maybe, I don t know, I ll sleep on it or think it over. Sometimes you will find that the best solution to a problem is just to sit it out as the German idiom abwarten und Tee trinken nicely expresses. Abwarten und Tee trinken = wait and see Play learn German audio in new window (4.8MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with AudioEnglish - German Match-up 1German Gap-fill DialogueEnglish - German Match-up 2Scrambled German Sentence 1Scrambled German Sentence 2Scrambled German Sentence 3Scrambled German Sentence 4Scrambled German Sentence 5Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 6German Multiple Choice QuestionsScrambled German Sentence 7Scrambled German Sentence 8Scrambled German Sentence 9Scrambled German Sentence 10Scrambled German Sentence 11Scrambled German Sentence 12German Gap-fill Sentences 1Complete the German Expressions 1German Crossword PuzzleEnglish - German Flash Cards

Ever heard the German colloquial expression "Schaffe, schaffe H usle bauen"? What about the funny German idiom "Kleinvieh macht auch Mist"? Today's show is the long awaited continuation of the money theme introduced in podcast PG3. "Time is money" so let's jump right in! Kleinvieh macht auch Mist = a penny saved is a penny got(lit. even small creatures add to the manure heap) Play learn German audio in new window (7.3MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! German Gap-fill Dialogue with Audio 1German Gap-fill Dialogue Dropdown 1German Matching Exercise 1German Matching Exercise 2German Mixed-up Sentence 1German Mixed-up Sentence 2German Mixed-up Sentence 3German Complete the German Expressions (Part 1)German Multiple Choice QuestionsGerman Mixed-up Sentence 4German Mixed-up Sentence 5German Mixed-up Sentence 6German Complete the German Expressions (Part 2)German Mixed-up Sentence 7German Mixed-up Sentence 8German Mixed-up Sentence 9German Mixed-up Sentence 10German Complete the German Expressions (Part 3)German Gap-fill Exercises 1German Crossword PuzzleGerman Flash Cards (Test Yourself)

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Play audio in a new window (4.6 MB) Hallo, hallo liebe Pukka German FreeStyle Zuh rer und Zuh rerinnen Oh man, es tut mir so leid, dass ich schon so lange keine Sendung mehr gemacht habe. Aber in der letzten Zeit hatte ich einfach unwahrscheinlich viel zu tun. Zum einen habe ich ein Praktikum im Eventmanagementbereich angefangen. Und andererseits arbeite ich noch immer nebenher sehr viel in der Gastronomie. Tja und da bleibt dann oft leider nicht mehr so viel Zeit zwischendrin, um andere Sachen machen zu k nnen. Sorry deswegen! Aller sp testens heute musste ich mich aber unbedingt bei Euch allen melden. Denn wie Ihr wahrscheinlich wisst, findet gerade im Moment die Fu ball Europameisterschaft statt. Und das ist nat rlich ein gro es Ereignis hier in Deutschland. Vor allem seitdem das Sommerm rchen der WM vor zwei Jahren eine so riesige Euphorie in der gesamten Bev lkerung geweckt hat. Am 7. Juni hat die Endrunde der Fu ball-Europameisterschaft der M nner begonnen. Dieses Jahr ist es schon die Dreizehnte. Zum ersten Mal wird die EM in sterreich und in der Schweiz ausgetragen. Wahrscheinlich ist es deshalb f r die Deutschen auch umso spannender, da dies unsere Nachbarl nder sind. Ausrichter der Europameisterschaft ist die UEFA, die so genannte Union of European Football Associations. Insgesamt sind 16 Nationalmannschaften angetreten. Am Anfang steht immer eine Gruppenphase. Das bedeutet, dass jeweils vier Mannschaften zu einer Gruppe zusammengefasst werden. So entstehen insgesamt vier Gruppen, die in Konkurrenz zueinander stehen. Und erst danach tritt man dann im K.-o.- System gegeneinander an. Wer Fu ball- Europameister 2008 wird, wird sich am 29. Juni, also diesen Sonntag, beim Endspiel der Siegermannschaften in Wien entscheiden. brigens: nicht nur deshalb ist der 29.06. ein besonderer Tag, sondern ich habe auch noch das Gl ck naja oder Pech an diesem Tag Geburtstag zu haben. Ich werde n mlich 27 Jahre jung. Damit meine Geburtstagsparty nicht mit dem Endspiel kollidiert, werde ich aber lieber am Samstagabend in meinen Geburtstag reinfeiern. Sonst schaut doch nur jeder Fu ball. Heute Abend, um genau zu sein, in einer halben Stunde, n mlich um 20.45, findet das EM-Halbfinale zwischen Deutschland und der T rkei statt. Man geht davon aus, dass das Ereignis zu einem gigantischen deutsch- t rkischen Volksfest wird. Nat rlich hat man auch ein bisschen Angst, dass es zu Gewaltausschreitungen kommen k nnte. Politiker und Funktion re aus Deutschland und der T rkei haben deshalb noch einmal zu Fairness und Friedfertigkeit aufgerufen. Und auch die Pr sidenten der beiden Fu ballverb nde und die Medien appellierten an die Millionen Fans auf beiden Seiten, das Spiel zu einer gro en multikulturellen Feier werden zu lassen. Hoffen wir mal, denn es w re doch zu schade, wenn Gewalt und Randale dieses tolle Ereignis zerst ren w rden. Tja und jetzt gilt eigentlich nur noch zu hoffen, dass auch das Wetter mitspielt. Das ist in letzter Zeit bei den Spielen immer der gr te Unsicherheitsfaktor gewesen. Bis jetzt muss ich sagen hatten wir eigentlich den gesamten Tag pr chtiges Hochsommerwetter. F r heute Abend allerdings sagten Meteorologen Gewitter voraus. Egal, komme was wolle, wir feiern sowieso, ob im Trockenen oder im Regen und egal wer gewinnt. So jetzt muss ich aber los, sonst verpasse ich noch den Anpfiff! Also Euch viel Spa beim Schauen und ich hoffe doch, dass es ein spannendes Spiel heute wird. bis zum n chsten Mal , Eure Lisa

Today we learn German slang and colloquial words and phrases to use when the party is rocking and you're having a blast. So grab your favourite party shoes and let's jam till we drop. Classic German colloquial expressions like "die Sau rauslassen" - (to paint the town red - lit. to let the pig out) are essential German vocabulary for any memorable visit to Germany. Let the "Remmidemmi" begin... eine Bombenstimmung = a tremendous atmosphere Play learn German audio in new window (4.7MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue with Audio 1Learn German Online: Matching Exercise 1Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue Dropdown 1Learn German Online: Matching Exercise 2Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 1Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 2Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 3Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 4Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 5Learn German Online: Multiple Choice QuestionsLearn German Online: Complete the German Expressions (Part 1)Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 6Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 7Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 8Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 9Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 10Learn German Online: Complete the German Expressions (Part 2)Learn German Online: Crossword PuzzleLearn German Online: Gap-fill Exercises 1Learn German Online: Flash Cards (Test Yourself)

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Today we play it cool and face our fears and while we scare ourselves stiff, you get to learn a whole list of German sayings, slang and colloquial expressions to call someone a sissy or a wimp. So put on your bravest face and stop behaving like such a scaredy-cat or the Germans might call you a "Angsthase" (fear-bunny), "Weichei" (soft egg) or "Waschlappen" (dish towel). Now we don't want that do we? sich in die Hose machen = to wet oneself; to shit bricks Play learn German audio in new window (5.9MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue with Audio 1Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue Dropdown 1Learn German Online: Matching Exercise 1Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 1Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 2Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 3Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 4Learn German Online: Matching Exercise 2Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 5Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 6Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 7Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 8Learn German Online: Multiple Choice QuestionsLearn German Online: Complete the German Expressions (Part 1)Learn German Online: Complete the German Expressions (Part 1)Learn German Online: Crossword PuzzleLearn German Online: Gap-fill Exercises 1Learn German Online: Flash Cards (Test Yourself)

Author: KirstenWinkler Added: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:52:31 -0800 Duration: 104In this lesson you will learn the german personal pronouns. Singular and plural with their correct pronounciation.

What do the German words: kapieren; blicken; schnallen; raffen; checken and peilen have in common? They are all popular German colloquial and slang alternatives for the verb: verstehen. These expressions equate to English phrases like "to get something", "to catch on", "to get the drift" etc and are used daily by many German natives. Also if you've never heard the saying "nur Bahnhof verstehen", then todays podcast is compulsory listening - preposterous as that may sound! hirnverbrannt = preposterous; daft Play learn German audio in new window (7MB) Podcast Transcript (PRO) | Online Quiz Accordion Podcast Quiz Material for Pukka Pro Members - Find Out More! Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue with Audio 1Learn German Online: Gap-fill Dialogue Dropdown 1Learn German Online: Matching Exercise 1Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 1Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 2Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 3Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 4Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 5Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 6Learn German Online: Multiple Choice QuestionsLearn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 7Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 8Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 9Learn German Online: Complete the German Expressions (Part 1)Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 10Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 11Learn German Online: Mixed-up Sentence 12Learn German Online: Crossword PuzzleLearn German Online: Gap-fill Exercises 1Learn German Online: Flash Cards (Test Yourself)