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Day 12: Kommen, gehen, fahren — and nach for countries
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode twelve of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. People moving, to festivals, to borders, to safety, is half the news. Today: kommen, gehen, fahren, twenty-five countries and nationalities, and the quirk that nach can mean after…
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Day 11: Sagen and your first German comparison
January 1, 2026 · 6 minEpisode eleven of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. Week three is the verb week, and it opens with the single most-used verb in German news: sagen, to say. Plus the news colon, food basics (bread, milk, water, coffee, eating and…
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Day 10: Football German — spielen, das Tor, gewinnen
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode ten of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie, you're halfway! Sport closes every bulletin: today you learn the team, the match, to play, to win, to lose, and the quirk that German sport is full of borrowed English, Fans, Team…
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Day 9: Money in German — and the unbending Euro
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode nine of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. The story that never leaves the front page: the cost of living. Today: prices, money, more and less, expensive and cheap, the verb kosten, and the small, useful quirk that after…
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Day 8: Welded words — Flughafen, Hauptbahnhof
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode eight of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. Transport chaos is a news perennial, today you learn the trains, the airport, open and closed, and the most famous thing about German: compound words. Long German words aren't new…
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Day 7: Es gibt — how German says "there is"
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode seven of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. Every news broadcast on earth ends the same way, the weather. Today: it is forty degrees, hot and cold, the four compass directions, and the loveliest oddity in German: es gibt…
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Day 6: Election German — die Wahl, wählen, der Wähler
January 1, 2026 · 5 minEpisode six of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. Week two begins: one news domain a day, starting with the biggest, politics. Today: the election, the word-family trick (learn one root, get the relatives free), am Sonntag, and the…
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Day 5: German plurals and the umlaut
January 1, 2026 · 6 minEpisode five of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie, the week-one finale. Today: fifteen professions, the half-dozen ways German makes a plural (and the one island of calm), and your first full regular verb: streiken. Today's sentence…
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Day 4: Big German numbers are Lego
January 1, 2026 · 6 minEpisode four of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. News is obsessed with counting, today you unlock the big numbers: hundert, tausend, and the famous German habit of gluing whole numbers into single mega-words. Plus the two words for…
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Day 3: Der, die, das — never learn a naked noun
January 1, 2026 · 6 minEpisode three of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. The day every German learner remembers: the three words for 'the'. You'll meet der, die and das, complete the verb sein, learn the word heute, and discover why the girl is neuter…
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Day 2: The verb haben — and why nouns wear capitals
January 1, 2026 · 7 minEpisode two of Day One German, with Felix and Leonie. Today you learn the verb haben (to have), and with it, the ending pattern that runs nearly every German verb, plus the chancellor, the family, and the quirk you can see: every German…
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Day 1: The verb sein and the German number trick
January 1, 2026 · 8 minDay One German takes you from absolute zero to being ready for our daily news podcast, LinguaWire A1 Daily German News, in four weeks. Twenty episodes, five minutes a day, with Felix and Leonie. In episode one you learn the verb sein (I…

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