399: Im Krankenwagen zurück nach Berlin

399: Im Krankenwagen zurück nach Berlin

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660: Vögel, die ich ablehne

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659: Der Aldi-Äquator

Wir sitzen über den Dächern von Wien und sprechen über Hotelzimmer-Chaos, Double-Dipped Tee und unser Easy-Languages-Netzwerk-Treffen. Caris teilt ihre neue Idee, Sprachenlernen und Fahrradfahren zu kombinieren. Im Thema der Woche verraten wir euch, wie man internationale Markenn ...  Show more

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