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Reacting spontaneously in conversations
Reacting Spontaneously in German: It’s Harder Than You Think (and That’s Okay!) Okay, so here I am, six months in Berlin, and I think I’m getting better at… well, pretty much everything. But let’s be honest, the biggest shock hasn’t been the sausage (though that’s a whole other story!) it’s been how hard it is…
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