If you have a native German speaker on hand, ask them to slowly read out a couple of tongue twisters. You can always look online for videos—YouTube has plenty of videos of Germans showing off their tongue twisting skills.

First things first, though—you need to start off small. To tackle this one, take each word separately. Once you can pronounce each individual word without any problems, begin to pair them up.

As your confidence rises, speed it up and impress your friends! Translation: A wedding dress will always be a wedding dress and red cabbage will always be red cabbage.

Translation: The roofer roofs your roof, so thank the roofer who roofs your roof. So much alliteration! Translation: On October 10th at , 10 tame goats pull 10 centners a European unit of weight of sugar to the zoo.

This tongue twister becomes slightly easier to rattle off once you know this trick! Do ditchdiggers dig graves? Gravediggers dig graves.

Ditchdiggers dig ditches. There are lots of vowel sounds jumping around in this mini poem-like twister. Once you know this, the tongue twister becomes much simpler.

Who thought just one word would count as a tongue twister?! Welcome to the world of German compound words! Germans love joining their words together which results in some ridiculously long trains of letters just like the one above.

To have this word effortlessly trip off your tongue, you need to attack it as if it were smaller words. As previously mentioned, say these very slowly until you know the pronunciation inside out.

Then join them up into the one long word. The latter sound is pronounced just as we would say it. It can be tricky interchanging these as quickly as is needed in this phrase but, as with all tongue twisters, speed is the key!

Start off slowly and build it up until you can say it like a native! Keep persevering with these tongue twisters. FluentU takes great videos and turns them into language learning experiences so that you can learn real German as people really speak it :.

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The choice of food should also be more strongly associated with our drinks, without getting too brainwashed, food and drink "pairing" is for us a great opportunity to try new things.

Uncomplicated enjoyment is in the foreground. We are very proud to have such great partners as Kaffeesack at our side.

As with us, their focus is absolutely on the regionality of the products they sell in their Brew Bar here in Baden-Baden. With their coffee, the ultimate goal is to honestly reward the hard work of the coffee farmers.

The support of the farmers and the economic growth of Kaffeesack therefore go hand in hand. They trade directly with the farmer, and the plantation owner is rewarded for high quality locally.

This means that Kaffeesack is in very close contact with farmers and managers. The aim here is to maintain the high quality of the beans and to continuously improve working conditions.

Kaffeesack has been a member of the German Roasting Guild since and won two gold medals for its excellent coffee in and two silver medals in