Carlton Holden
Carlton Holden
Excerpt from Brush Up On Your German (Poliert Euer Deutsch Auf)
Excerpt from Brush Up On Your German (Poliert Euer Deutsch Auf)
Excerpt from Brush Up On Your German (Poliert Euer Deutsch Auf)
Friday 10th April 2020
Carlton Holden reads a passage from 'Brush Up On Your German', focusing on healthcare. Test your German skills and learn about Germany's healthcare system.
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Get the buttons here!Mastering German: Healthcare Conversations with Carlton Holden
Solchen Kosten Des Arztbesuchs Und Der Medikation ins Gesicht Sehend, Ist Es Wichtig, die Krankenversicherung Zu Haben, Ganz zu Schweigen Von Den f?Llen, in Denen Der Arzt Den patienten ins Krankenhaus einweist.
Ever struggled to understand a doctor's visit in a foreign language? In this episode, writer Carlton Holden takes you on a linguistic journey through the German healthcare system. Carlton reads an excerpt from his book 'Brush Up On Your German (Poliert Euer Deutsch Auf)', focusing on the chapter 'Beim Arzt'. The passage is all about navigating healthcare and doctor's visits in Germany. After the reading, Carlton asks several questions to help you test your comprehension and speaking skills.
This isn't just a language lesson; it's a peek into the importance of health insurance (Krankenversicherung) in Germany and why regular doctor visits are crucial for preventive care. Whether you're brushing up on your German or just curious about healthcare abroad, this episode offers valuable insights and practical language practice. Tune in and see how well you can keep up with Carlton's German reading and the follow-up questions.
It's a great way to sharpen your skills and learn something new about staying healthy in Germany.