@Wurzelspitze Guten Abend aus England! Ich sehe deine Tweets regelmäßig. Leider trinke ich kein Bier aber bei dieser Hitze gönne ich mir eine Apfelschorle
@BBCSport what happened to "if you don't want to know the results look away now" ? Every Olympic highlights package on iPlayer has the results in the title, completely ruins any tension, surely sports fans don't want this?
The @MHRAgovuk confirm that taking paracetamol during pregnancy remains safe and there is no evidence it causes autism in children.
Read more in their latest update.
➡️ https://t.co/spDMDMVEYS
@kreuzberged We visited Einstein's house in Bern where they lived when quite young, a sad story, they also had a daughter before being married who just disappears from records, probably adopted
Wenn man sich nicht sicher ist, fügt man oft ein "oder" an: Er wohnt doch bei seiner Tante, oder? In manchen Regionen wird "oder" aber auch anstelle von "gell" etc. verwendet - und dann dient es zur Bekräftigung der eigenen Aussage. Mehr dazu unter https://t.co/ZgXTBTiesQ
@FunnybunnyQ Honestly, I think you need Hedgehog rescue in big clear text as I nearly scrolled past thinking this was "farmers market selling posh pork and bacon" signage
@ThePoke Don't know if you read the comments but your website is becoming unusable. I get that you need ads but on a mobile the actual text is so hidden by intrusive floating ads etc
Die Redewendung des Tages ist "den Kopf aus der Schlinge ziehen"
den Kopf aus der Schlinge ziehen, Lit. to pull your head out of the noose. to cheat death, to get out of a tight spot.
#learngerman