What Germans Talk About: Stories from Southern Germany
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What Germans Talk About: Stories from Southern Germany
9.99 €
Have you ever wondered what Germans actually talk about? No, it's not just about beer and sausages (although that's important too!).
Author Olga Shmerler is a blogger, funeral director, and death doula. She has been living in Germany for over 20 years, raising children, a dog, cats, and taking care of the house, her husband, and her 102-year-old mother-in-law, which she actively shares on her blog. In her book "What Germans Talk About," Olga tells 52 fascinating stories that will make you laugh, cry, and inspire you to travel. You will be able to understand how locals deal with everyday situations - from confusing family dinners to trying to explain why everyone in Baden-Baden loves to walk around in shorts even in winter.
And if you thought that living in Germany was boring and strict, get ready! You will learn:
- Why Germans are so obsessed with communities and circles.
- How to kill everyone with one word.
- Who leads the ranks of the "Titanium Knees Club".
- Why pay a rain tax.
- And why do Germans have cars instead of children.
Author Olga Shmerler is a blogger, funeral director, and death doula. She has been living in Germany for over 20 years, raising children, a dog, cats, and taking care of the house, her husband, and her 102-year-old mother-in-law, which she actively shares on her blog. In her book "What Germans Talk About," Olga tells 52 fascinating stories that will make you laugh, cry, and inspire you to travel. You will be able to understand how locals deal with everyday situations - from confusing family dinners to trying to explain why everyone in Baden-Baden loves to walk around in shorts even in winter.
And if you thought that living in Germany was boring and strict, get ready! You will learn:
- Why Germans are so obsessed with communities and circles.
- How to kill everyone with one word.
- Who leads the ranks of the "Titanium Knees Club".
- Why pay a rain tax.
- And why do Germans have cars instead of children.
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