Which Book Are You Currently Reading Easy German 645
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Learn German with our street interviews: In this episode, we ask people on the street which book they are currently reading. From novels, biographies, and crime stories to graphic novels, non-fiction, and classics – it's all there. Some also share what reading means in their daily lives – and which book has had a particularly strong impact on their life.
Lernt Deutsch mit unseren Straßeninterviews: In dieser Episode fragen wir die Menschen auf der Straße, welches Buch sie gerade lesen. Von Romanen, Biografien und Krimis bis hin zu Graphic Novels, Sachbüchern und Klassikern ist alles dabei. Außerdem erzählen einige, welche Bedeutung Lesen in ihrem Alltag hat – und welches Buch ihr Leben besonders beeinflusst hat.
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