The Bundesliga is now more than 50 years old -- DW has put together a comprehensive page about it. Check it out!
http://www.dw.de/top-stories/bundesliga-history/s-8174
German culture via the Internet. Holidays, Music, Art, Economics, Job Opportunities all highlighted.
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Studying in Germany in English - the possibilities out there
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While you might as well put forth a lot of effort in high school German class and have an even more rewarding experience studying abroad, IMHO, this article still has lots of good information. Importantly, it emphasizes that there are plenty of ways to have a compelling study abroad experience in Germany even if your German is not as strong as you would like it to be. I mean, you could also find programs where you isolated yourself in an American cocoon program and didn't bother to learn German...but let's face it, that's lame. There are plenty of ways to take some classes in English in your major or area of interest, and learn/strengthen German on the side. It doesn't have to be all or nothing.
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About Aldi and Trader Joes
English: The first course of an Aldi-Nord Filiale in Dortmund. Deutsch: Der erste Gang einer ALDI-Nord Filiale in Dortmund. Русский: Первый проход филиала ALDI-Nord в Дортмунде. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Français : Equateur Aldi Nord / Süd en allemagne (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Trader Joe's interior in Union Square in New York City. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Aldi Süd, Trier (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Aldi (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Aldi (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
http://business.time.com/2013/07/29/how-two-german-owned-sister-supermarket-brands-became-hot-trendsetters-in-the-u-s/
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