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The German international broadcaster "Deutsche Welle" has some interesting podcasts on various topics. For example the African roots series

Some potatoes are simply too hot.

Was hast du hier verloren? Zurück zu ich_iel aber hop hop.

I think for Germany it's simply the fact that our infrastructure grew in large parts before the invention of the car, plus it's, compared to the US, very densely populated. So it's easier to create a useful rail system, there isn't enough space in the cities for to many cars, even though there are way to many for my taste.

His reply probably: "bot"

Kannst du mal beschreiben was du damit meinst? Ich kenne keine Menschen im Osten und Frage mich wie sich das äußert.

https://youtu.be/W__8C_FFRvM

Dem schließ ich mich an.

When the idea that we live on in the memories of the people who liked us, means sth to you, I would keep them. Every time you stumble over their entry this memory gets reactivated. I think that is a nice thing.

My grandmother died 40 years ago and she told me, when I was very little, to fold the seems of the coffee filter before you put it in. Everytime I make coffee I think about her because of that.

But at his funeral wouldn't he be cracking his egg?

Ich habe nie angefangen Alkohol zu trinken. Aber finde es schon bemerkenswert wie normalisiert das ist. Wenn wir ne fahrt mit dem Kindergarten machen, beispielsweise. Wenn einer fragt sollen wir auch Limonaden kaufen, ist gleich das "Denkt-denn-keiner-an-die-Kinder" Argument (letztlich zurecht) da. Aber welche Sorten Bier und ob auch Wein und wieviel, wird ausgiebig diskutiert. Ich habe null Problem mit Alkohl trinkenden Menschen. Aber das zu beobachten ist schon irgendwie strange.

I don't have a car but if I rent one the only "advanced" feature I want is: Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)