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Three German New Year’s Traditions You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Georgia Riungu
Curious about how Germans handle the holidays? Here's some insight to help you look like a pro.
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All You Need to Get Started in Germany
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The Expath Guide to Making It in Germany
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 1)
Tia Robinson
A job in Germany. Where you don’t have to speak fluent German. Yes, they do exist — and not only if you’re a software engineer!
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 2)
Tia Robinson
Learn from recruiters of international teams how to compile your application to increase your chances of getting a job in Germany.
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Essential Tips and Tools to Find a Job in Germany (Part 3)
Tia Robinson
Learn how to ace the interview and where to find those “secret jobs” not advertised on platforms like Monster or LinkedIn.
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How to Talk About Visitors in German
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While no one likes unexpected visits, you still need to know how to talk about it!
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Why German is Considered Harsh
Rosa Teresa Fries
Butterfly, mariposa, farfalla, SCHMETTERLING!
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How to Say You're Giving a Gift in German
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The most important tip: don't say "gift"!
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How to Say Education in German
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There are two main words to discuss education in German: one general and one specific.
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How to Move From India to Germany
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Follow along with Arjun’s story, an Expath Global Mobility relocation client, and Margarete, an Expath relocation coach, as they walk through how Arjun made the move from India to Germany.
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How to Say Practice in German
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The English word “practice” can mean either applying something in real life, or repeating an activity in an effort to improve or gain skill. The German words for each definition are different.