Every year, over six million people from all over the world travel to Munich to have a liter of beer and eat delicious food. Practice your German and be prepared to celebrate Oktoberfest in style with a recipe for Obatzda, a spiced cheese spread. Continue reading
Welcome in 2017 with a brand-new list of books to read and worlds to explore. Transport yourself to other countries from the comfort of your home, try out an ethnic recipe, or learn a little bit about a unique culture. … Continue reading
Stollen is the Christmas treat with probably the longest tradition in Germany, dating back to 1329. While there are numerous recipes for Stollen across the country's regions, the most famous Stollen comes from Sachsen (Saxony). One such recipe is for the Dresden Stollen, which is baked with marzipan, almonds and raisins. Continue reading
Mother’s Day is celebrated in many countries in the western world, including German speaking countries such as Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Many famous German poets and authors have written something about Mother’s Day or maternal love such as Goethe, Kurt Tucholsky and Erich Fromm to … Continue reading
There are so many reasons to learn a new language. The team at Living Language was curious why you chose to take this linguistic journey with us, and we were surprised by the diversity of your answers! Below are nine … Continue reading