CBG 2.29 | Fährst du in die Schweiz, oder fährst du in der Schweiz?

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CBG 2.30 | Review Lesson

Welcome to the 30th lesson in the season and it's time for some review. You won't believe how much you've learned in lessons 21-29, and in this episode Andrea and Mark will be reviewing topics such as Wechselpräpositionen, relative pronouns, modal verbs, and much more!


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CBG 2.31 | Ich miete in der Wohnung ein Zimmer

In lesson 31 of Coffee Break German Season 2, Andrea and Mark present the first episode of our radio play. You'll meet the characters Miriam, Carola and Phillip who are sharing a flat together in Munich. Having listened to the radio play you'll then hear Mark and Andrea talk a ...

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