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hey all, I'm planning on moving to Germany in late September this year. I see the travel ban is lifting but the UK remains a risk area so looks like travel between countries will remain on pause, who knows how long for. I live in Scotland, a country in the UK. I was just wondering two things.

1. Would i be able to get past the travel ban by travelling through a different country before entry into Germany, say for like 14 days..
2. Does the travel ban being lifted mean that Germany will resume giving out visas?

I'm planning on getting the study preparation visa and basically spend all my time improving my skills in the German language to be able to attend German Uni.

If anyone could enligh

hey everyone, I'm planning on becoming a German translator in the future, my German is slowly getting there and I'm working on C1 6 hours a day, i have a few years before i need to start working.

I was just wondering how often it would be normal to use dictionaries, either online or otherwise, for words that you don't recognise or aren't sure on? I'm sure I can improve my German a lot throughout my studies, but getting to the stage where i don't need any external assistance feels like quite a task, and am wondering how often you use them or if it slows down the workflow at all.

thanks!

Hello all, I'm planning a move to Berlin in late September this year. I was just wondering if anyone had any educated guesses as to how realistic this plan is due to covid restrictions? I would need a residence permit, and was wondering if they'd be giving them out again when they start to reopen for tourism, I'm not sure if they did this when things briefly opened last year.

If not I'll have to pay another 3 months rent in advance and will likely be unable to move till after Xmas, but I'm really keen on getting to Berlin asap, as i have been learning the language for a while now and consider myself to be 'borderline competent'. I'm hoping living in Berlin will help to push my language skil

Hello all, I'm planning a move to Berlin in late September this year. I was just wondering if anyone had any educated guesses as to how realistic this plan is due to covid restrictions? I would need a residence permit, and was wondering if they'd be giving them out again when they start to reopen for tourism, I'm not sure if they did this when things briefly opened last year.

If not I'll have to pay another 3 months rent in advance and will likely be unable to move till after Xmas, but I'm really keen on getting to Berlin asap, as i have been learning the language for a while now and consider myself to be 'borderline competent'. I'm hoping living in Berlin will help to push my language ski

hello all,

Very excited to announce that I have recently finished creating a memrise course that contains almost every single entry of the Collins Concise German Dictionary. It's 15266 entries long and is designed to be completed by learning about 100 words a day over the course of about 5.5 months. I plan on starting it soon and getting the whole dictionary internalised by the time i move to Germany, hopefully in September if the coronavirus situation has improved by then. (Fingers crossed)

I've learned 100+ words a day in courses before and know that it is achievable. You just have to avoid classic reviews and learn through the speed review function. As the dictionary is from 1997 some

hello all,

Very excited to announce that I have recently finished creating a memrise course that contains almost every single entry of the Collins Concise German Dictionary. It's 15266 entries long and is designed to be completed by learning about 100 words a day over the course of about 5.5 months. I plan on starting it soon and getting the whole dictionary internalised by the time i move to Germany, hopefully in September if the coronavirus situation has improved by then. (Fingers crossed)

I've learned 100+ words a day in courses before and know that it is achievable. You just have to avoid classic reviews and learn through the speed review function. As the dictionary is from 1997 some

hello all,

Very excited to announce that I have recently finished creating a memrise course that contains almost every single entry of the Collins Concise German Dictionary. It's 15266 entries long and is designed to be completed by learning about 100 words a day over the course of about 5.5 months. I plan on starting it soon and getting the whole dictionary internalised by the time i move to Germany, hopefully in September if the coronavirus situation has improved by then. (Fingers crossed)

I've learned 100+ words a day in courses before and know that it is achievable. You just have to avoid classic reviews and learn through the speed review function. As the dictionary is from 1997 some

hey all just wondering is this dancable?

I have some hardware that i am looking to try out live once the lockdown ends obviously. A DFAM and a Korg Volca Beats. I can jam endlessly using them and hope that i can pull it off live, but I am not sure.. see what you think!

can someone elaborate - what about this makes people so angry? https://soundcloud.com/petebruce/fuckk