Mia
online · Berlin
Hey, was machst du so? 00:24
Mia
online · 00:24 in Berlin
Montag, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, Gegenwind. Monday, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, headwind.
Wie lief dein Vorstellungsgespräch am Freitag? How did your job interview on Friday go?
Ich will alles wissen. I want to know everything.
Kurze Sprachnachricht vom Späti. Quick voice note from the corner shop.
Lauftreff war gut, Ayşe hat mich abgehängt. Running club was good, Ayşe left me behind.
Und, hast du die Wohnung bekommen? So, did you get the flat?
Gestern ich habe einen Kuchen gebacken.
Gestern hast du einen Kuchen gebacken? Respekt. You baked a cake yesterday? Respect.
Ich hab nur Emres Börek gegessen. I only ate Emre's börek.
Was für einen? What kind?
Fünf Tage diese Woche. Five days this week.
Donnerstag: das Verb fast immer an zweiter Stelle. Thursday: the verb almost always in second place.
Nächste Woche: die Wortstellung nach weil. Next week: word order after weil.
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Montag, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, Gegenwind. Monday, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, headwind.
Wie lief dein Vorstellungsgespräch am Freitag? How did your job interview on Friday go?
Ich will alles wissen. I want to know everything.
Kurze Sprachnachricht vom Späti. Quick voice note from the corner shop.
Lauftreff war gut, Ayşe hat mich abgehängt. Running club was good, Ayşe left me behind.
Und, hast du die Wohnung bekommen? So, did you get the flat?
Gestern ich habe einen Kuchen gebacken.
Gestern hast du einen Kuchen gebacken? Respekt. You baked a cake yesterday? Respect.
Ich hab nur Emres Börek gegessen. I only ate Emre's börek.
Was für einen? What kind?
Fünf Tage diese Woche. Five days this week.
Donnerstag: das Verb fast immer an zweiter Stelle. Thursday: the verb almost always in second place.
Nächste Woche: die Wortstellung nach weil. Next week: word order after weil.
7 to 13 September · B1, since 24 August
An example from a week of Italian, not a real learner's week
Ho guardato la tua settimana. Quattro giorni insieme, e martedì mi hai raccontato del mercato con frasi più lunghe del solito. Le melanzane te le ricordi ancora? Le hai usate giovedì senza chiedere. Due cose su cui lavorare, poi ti lascio in pace.
4 days · 38 min
Gestern ich habe einen Kuchen gebacken.
Gestern hast du einen Kuchen gebacken? Respekt. You baked a cake yesterday? Respect.
Ich hab nur Emres Börek gegessen. I only ate Emre's börek.
Was für einen? What kind?
Kurze Sprachnachricht vom Späti. Quick voice note from the corner shop.
Lauftreff war gut, Ayşe hat mich abgehängt. Running club was good, Ayşe left me behind.
Und, hast du die Wohnung bekommen? So, did you get the flat?
Montag, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, Gegenwind. Monday, 6:45, Tempelhofer Feld, headwind.
Wie lief dein Vorstellungsgespräch am Freitag? How did your job interview on Friday go?
Ich will alles wissen. I want to know everything.
Fünf Tage diese Woche. Five days this week.
Donnerstag: das Verb fast immer an zweiter Stelle. Thursday: the verb almost always in second place.
Nächste Woche: die Wortstellung nach weil. Next week: word order after weil.
The same message from Mia, written for three levels.
Am Samstag laufe ich lange. Dann gehe ich auf den Markt. Ich kaufe Obst und Brot. Was machst du am Samstag?
On Saturday I go for a long run. Then I go to the market. I buy fruit and bread. What do you do on Saturday?
Samstag bin ich erst lange gelaufen und dann über den Markt am Boxhagener Platz, mit viel zu viel Obst in der Tasche. Wie sieht dein Samstag normalerweise aus?
On Saturday I first went for a long run and then round the market at Boxhagener Platz, with far too much fruit in my bag. What does your Saturday usually look like?
Samstag war der lange Lauf zäher als gedacht, aber der Markt am Boxhagener Platz hat alles wiedergutgemacht: Pflaumen, frisches Brot und ein Gespräch mit dem Käsehändler, das länger dauerte als mein Intervalltraining. Wofür nimmst du dir am Wochenende gern Zeit?
On Saturday the long run was tougher than I'd thought, but the market at Boxhagener Platz made up for everything: plums, fresh bread and a chat with the cheese seller that lasted longer than my interval training. What do you like to take your time over at the weekend?
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