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Feb 17, 2022 · A Film by ANNIKA PINSKETechnical details : 2022 - Germany - Drama - 2.39 - 90 min.Cast : Anne Schäfer, Anne-Kathrin Gummich, Judith Hofmann, Marcel Kohler, M...
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Talking about the Weather | How to Describe the Weather in English. Learn useful English vocabulary, idioms and expressions to talk about the weather and seasons. Get the lesson...
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Talking about the weather in English can help with your conversation skills. We will teach you phrases, idioms, and vocabulary to describe weather in English. Continue improving speaking...
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Welcome to today’s English speaking lesson on your favorite channel Go Natural English. When you meet people at a social gathering or when you are getting to...
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- Cold Weather. So, first we wake up and it is a bit cold. How would we describe this? I could say that it’s a bit chilly. This means that it’s a little cold.
- Wet Weather. So we leave the house and it’s drizzling at the moment. Drizzling means that it is raining lightly. It’s not heavy. Drizzle is so light that it can look like mist.
- Stormy and Windy Weather. This means that you think a storm will start very soon. You’re sure there’s going to be a storm; you can see it in the sky. And then you see lightning.
- Hot Weather. You walk outside and there isn’t a cloud in the sky and it is baking hot. This means that it is very hot. It is baking hot in the Sahara Desert.
Mar 27, 2024 · Talking About the Weather || Practice ESL Conversations for Fluency. Level: Low intermediate. Context: Two coworkers chatting during lunch. Alice: Hi Tom, nice weather today, huh?
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Trailer [de st en] by Annika Pinske. mp4 (1920x1080) 1:47. <embed> Clara (39) made it: She paved her way from the provincial backwaters of East Germany into Berlin's academic scene. But upon returning home she is alienated from her family and begins to sense the price for her chosen path.