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Easy German Dialogues - Deutsch lernen mit Dan

Easy German Dialogues is a podcast for people who wanna learn German with everyday conversations.Every episode will bring you a new easy dialogue that will help you understand everyday situations better.If there is a dialogue scenario that you would like to listen to, just…

Podcast · By Daniel Augustin · German · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    #16 Dialog - Hitze (Heat) (opens the original)

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    Episode 16 - Hitze Wichtige Vokabeln: schwitzen - to sweat heiß - hot kalt - cold Grad - degree wehen - to fly/blow/draft (wind) eigentlich - actually / technically / usually verrückt - crazy Keine Sorge! - Don’t worry! durchhalten - to hang on / persevere ---- Skript (DE): Tim: Hi, ich bin wieder da! Laura: Hey Tim! Oh! Bist du einen Marathon gelaufen? Du bist ja total nassgeschwitzt. Tim: Ich weiß. Ich schwitze. Es ist so heiß heute! Laura: Oje. Wie heiß ist es denn draußen? Tim: Über 30 Grad.

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    #16 Vocab - Hitze (Heat) (opens the original)

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    Episode 16 - Hitze Wichtige Wörter und Phrasen: schwitzen - to sweat heiß - hot kalt - cold Grad - degree wehen - to fly/blow/draft (wind) eigentlich - actually / technically / usually verrückt - crazy Keine Sorge! - Don’t worry! durchhalten - to hang on / persevere

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