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In the writing section, you'll write ONE letter of approximately 150 words. You'll be given a situation and 3-4 content points (Leitpunkte) you must address. The letter can be formal (an eine Firma) or semi-formal/informal (an einen Freund).
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The telc Deutsch B1 exam tests your ability to handle everyday communication in German-speaking countries. It covers four skills: reading, listening, writing, and speaking. You need 60% overall to pass
Learning German doesn't have to take years. With the right approach, you can go from struggling to speaking confidently in just 60 days.
What it's really like to navigate the German immigration system when you don't speak the language, don't understand the rules, and your future in this country depends on a plastic card.
Anna has a problem. Her landlord called last week and told her that he is selling the apartment building. She has three months to find a new place to live.
A comprehensive guide to the Stripe Ticket (Streifenkarte) in Munich, including costs, usage, and tips for new residents.
It is Saturday morning. Anna is still in bed, but she can hear the birds outside. She stretches, yawns, and looks at the clock. It is already 9:30.
A personal guide from someone who landed in Germany knowing absolutely nothing, right before the world shut down
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