CBG 2.32 | Ich suche einen Job als Kellner

CBG 2.32 | Ich suche einen Job als Kellner

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CBG 2.33 | Lasst uns ein bisschen feiern

In this lesson you'll listen to the latest instalment of our soap opera in which we get to know a new character, Carola's friend Hannah. She and Phillip hit it off immediately. Andrea is on hand to help Mark - and you - understand the tricky aspects of the language contained i ...

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CBG 2.34 | Wir haben einen Brief bekommen

In the latest instalment of our soap opera Carola, Miriam and Phillip receive an important letter and have to decide what to do in response. This episode will allow us to experience a more formal type of written German, and Andrea is on hand to explain everything to Mark and t ...

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