I cannot help but compare my American home to my European one and vice versa.
Over on Instagram (@AmidreamEU), Christina Kapaun @southboundstories and Annyka Overton @chameleoncoaching created a series of writing prompts (#virtualcampfire2021) for ex-pats to share over the course of November. I am a bit of a sucker for a community-minded activity and for writing prompts, so I decided to participate. So, this is me. Hello! 👩🏻 My name is Christina.Continue reading “This is me…”
View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
What is it like celebrating Easter in Germany as a non-religious, non-german person?
View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
Inspiration and education can come from anywhere. Here, I felt inspired by a webinar to put my complex thoughts to print.
The ins and outs of how to linguistically reproduce the sounds of native speakers is beyond me. This is why I do not and probably will not ever teach phonetics.
View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
Here I am, cleaning things up.
“Right-wing extremists perpetrated two thirds of the attacks and plots in the United States in 2019 and over 90 percent between January 1 and May 8, 2020.”
View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
Look who’s decided to grace us with her presence after all this time. Well, hello dear.
I call our home ‘The American Sector’, because it is just that – a little bubble of American culture and the English language amid an entire nation auf Deutsch!
Geert Hofstede defines culture as ” the collective programming of the mind which distinguishes the members of one category of people from another”, these categories can include one or more of the following: a nation, a region, ethnic group, gender group, generational group, social class, profession or occupational group, a type of business, work orContinue reading “November 11th”
So, you want to move to Germany? There are three common ways to do this, study here, marry a German, or find a company willing to relocate you.
livingtheamericandreamineurope.com