Stimmvariationen

Verliebtheit und Liebe sind Gefühle, die international sind und gern in Sprachbilder gepackt werden. Manche ähneln sich, manche überhaupt nicht. Nicht jede Redewendung kann übersetzt werden. Ein kleiner Vergleich. 

Gerade Dichter und Denker sind oft Feuer und Flamme für Sprachspiele, und so begegnet man in der Literatur oft der Alliteration. Doch nicht nur dort – auch in der gesprochenen Sprache ist dieses Stilmittel gang und gäbe. 

In this episode we share about what feels so hard in speaking up for what we need and want. We talk about the different types of emotional expression and language to use to have your voice be heard instead of feeling like a demand. 

On today’s show we talk about different ways you can declare your love, or SHOW someone you love them. You will also learn some important words and phrases like "toot your own horn", "woo", "origami", "significant other" and "commission". 

Relationships can be tricky sometimes, we're all human. It's perfectly natural to experience a range of emotions, from anger to happiness and everything in between. We often want to run from those not-so-easy-to-sit-with emotions....like anger, jealousy, rage, depression, sadn ...

This is usually passive (with the verb 'be' and a past participle - 'overcome') and basically it means to to be full of emotion, or to feel very strong emotions, like grief, curiosity, fear, sadness, regret, remorse or joy. For more information click here