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Please keep making these cant emphasise enough how helpful these videos are. Can you also explain some stuff in upcomings vids like why is there noch everywhere even though we dont use it as the meaning „already‘
0:40 wo man dann ganz schnell draufkommt "wo der Bartl das Moos holt" oder einfach nur "wo's lang geht" --- wie ich vor Ewigkeiten also ca. 25 Jahren nach Wien gekommen bin, hab ich da auch so einiges an unnutzen Wörtern lernen müssen --- gebraucht hab ichs nicht wirklich, weil danach war dann der Migrantenanteil schon zu hoch und in Ottakring habens mich schon mit "Mehrhaber" begrüßt --- oder wars "merhaba" --- egal, noch gibts keine verpflichtenden Türkischkurse
This is an excellent technique of learning a language. Many thanks but when the written words are being pronounced the speaker speaks them far too quickly. I had to continually go back to try to get the oral expressions. It would be much more helpful for the words to be placed on the screen for more than a fraction of a second and then be slowly enunciated.
