Culture and the arts
Books, film, music, art, history and language itself. 114 lessons, each building on the days before it in its level: the earlier the day, the less you need to know first.
- 6 in Newbie
- 8 in Pre-Elementary
- 9 in Elementary
- 21 in Intermediate
- 27 in Upper-Intermediate
- 43 in Advanced
Newbie (A1)
Pre-Elementary (A2)
Elementary (B1)
- Day 4 Cold Supper at Six
- Day 38 Reading Aloud at the Library
- Day 43 Weißwurst Before Noon
- Day 45 Bring Your Own Sausage
- Day 104 A Kleiner Brauner in Vienna
- Day 126 Why Is Everything Shut on Sunday?
- Day 164 A Name Day for Me Too?
- Day 195 Grandmother's Spinning Wheel for the Museum
- Day 214 Why Coffee Is at Three Sharp
Intermediate (B2)
- Day 18 The Photo Album From 1989
- Day 22 Swabian From the Driver's Seat
- Day 32 Schrippe or Semmel?
- Day 35 The Room About 1989 Is Closed
- Day 40 Not Just a Print
- Day 56 Kölsch Words for Carnival Week
- Day 57 Grandfather's Painting of the Square
- Day 89 Coffee on the Old Border
- Day 93 Why Is the Horse Blue?
- Day 94 Grandma's Maultaschen in Swabian
- Day 103 Her Drawings in the Town Hall
- Day 111 Moin at Any Time of Day
- Day 128 A Mural on the Garage Door
- Day 130 So What Is a Halve Hahn?
- Day 131 Fingers Crossed for the Penalty
- Day 145 Student Art in the Open-Plan Office
- Day 152 Stage Fright at the Poetry Slam
- Day 161 Dad's Saxon Comes Back
- Day 165 Interviewing Parents About 1990
- Day 171 Missing the Museum Night Bus
- Day 185 Night Train to a New Job
Upper-Intermediate (C1)
- Day 2 Polishing the Stones Outside
- Day 6 An Extra in Sunday's Tatort
- Day 11 Only Saw the Film Version
- Day 24 Grandma's First Crime Novel
- Day 25 Interviews in Little Berlin
- Day 26 Three Hours in a Cinema Seat
- Day 40 Painting Sorbian Easter Eggs
- Day 55 Grandad on the Canteen Wall
- Day 57 The Prize Winner Left Me Cold
- Day 62 Ignore the One-Star Review
- Day 66 Brick Gothic for Beginners
- Day 72 A Train Ticket From 1989
- Day 83 Grandad's Book Club Pick
- Day 89 The Review He Read Aloud
- Day 93 The Ending Her Publisher Wanted
- Day 99 A Dialect Debate in the Taxi
- Day 110 Our Street on the Big Screen
- Day 113 The Nutcracker Workshop's Future
- Day 115 Three Brass Stones by the Door
- Day 121 The File From the Archive
- Day 126 Sissi on a Wednesday Afternoon
- Day 127 Two Readings of Gregor Samsa
- Day 131 Publishing in German or English
- Day 141 Asleep at the Viennale
- Day 150 Where Dad Crossed in 1989
- Day 156 The Illustrator's Harshest Critic
- Day 160 A Fish Lizard in Stone
Advanced (C2)
- Day 5 The Herring Story Stays In
- Day 6 Is It Still My Bike?
- Day 8 A Poem for the House's Centenary
- Day 13 Heuer Is Not a Dialect Word
- Day 17 Too Direct for Basel
- Day 22 Recommending the Poet Her Own Book
- Day 27 Translating a Teenager's Shoe List
- Day 29 The Plaque in the Neighbour's Garage
- Day 32 Seneca in the Cowshed
- Day 33 The King Who Boasts of Socks
- Day 37 A Bookish Taxi Ride in Bern
- Day 41 Selling Classics to Investors
- Day 42 No Eszett in Zurich
- Day 44 Dad Discovers Youth Slang
- Day 48 The Bielefeld Conspiracy
- Day 49 Büttenrede Meets Stand-Up
- Day 53 Interviewing the Skate Shop Owner
- Day 55 Remembering a Hamburg Jazz Pianist
- Day 59 Two Barons Order Oat Milk
- Day 60 Rilke or Kaléko at the Wedding
- Day 64 Ordering a Melange Properly
- Day 68 Grüezi Is Not Enough
- Day 69 Opa Was an Ehrenmann
- Day 70 Regret on the Neckar Wall
- Day 72 What Does Lost Mean, Please?
- Day 73 A Love Poem in Officialese
- Day 83 Sick Leave in Graz
- Day 86 A Menu Written by the Nephew
- Day 90 Paradeiser on the Shopping List
- Day 92 Velos in the Stairwell
- Day 100 A Sonnet for the Slam
- Day 101 The Erlkönig After Midnight
- Day 102 One Word Before Midnight
- Day 103 Zügeln Out of Zurich
- Day 104 Save Yourself the Cringe
- Day 108 The Birthday Invitation, Officially Answered
- Day 110 What Is Kant Worth?
- Day 116 What Room Twelve Was Saying
- Day 118 Papa, It's Semmel
- Day 120 His Poems in an Exercise Book
- Day 121 The Boss Who Says Digga
- Day 122 Praising a Terrible Painting
- Day 129 Meeting His Parents in Lucerne
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