German expressions and colloquialisms | Coffee Break German Podcast S3E38

‼️ FREE LESSON GIVEAWAY: Get 5 free video lessons from the Coffee Break German Club - exclusive to our CZcams Subscribers bit.ly/cbgtv We’re back with a new episode of Coffee Break German Season 3 and therefore another instalment of our story series “Ein Zwilling studiert selten allein”! In this episode, the twins are preoccupied with preparations for their respective future studies; Lucie has even already found friends and met her future roommate online on the forum for first-years. In this episode you will hear some interesting vocabulary such as voll und ganz, seufzen and hoffentlich, as well as some colloquial language and expressions from Lucie.
Coffee Break German Season 3 is aimed at learners who have already completed Season 2, or those returning to German after some time (B1 level). We'll be focusing on helping you build your knowledge of German through presentation of language topics and enjoyable conversations in which you'll see examples of the key language covered.
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[@TimoTeubert]

That was a great explanation for 'etwas aus dem Ärmel schütteln'. I never thought about where this expression came from.