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🟡5 Flashcards. 5 Ways to Speak Like a German Native 🇩🇪

From greetings to gratitude, these phrases are your everyday essentials!
Which one rolls off your tongue the best? 👅💬

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🌿 Language Habit Tip
Small steps, big wins!

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4 Words, 2 Languages, 1 Curious Mind!

This mini language mix is perfect for anyone who loves picking up phrases on the go.

Let's grow our language bank, one word at a time.

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💬 Wie heißt du? 🇩🇪
Want to learn how to say "What's your name?" in German?
It’s time to start speaking German with confidence—one phrase at a time!

👉 Tap in with LingoLounge as we bring languages to life in the simplest way possible.
Let’s make German as easy as ABC! 💛🖤❤️


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For those days you can't practice out loud—read, affirm, and keep going.


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1000 days of language learning!

Today, i’m celebrating 1000 consecutive days of showing up for my language learning journey on duolingo.

This milestone means a lot to me—not because it’s perfect, but because it’s proof that growth comes from showing up, one day at a time.

To anyone learning a language or thinking of starting: don’t wait for the perfect moment. begin where you are, and keep going. consistency will carry you farther than you think.

Here’s to learning, growing, and staying curious—always.
and to the next 1000!

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Language isn’t just about communication — it’s about culture, emotion, and identity. Some expressions around the world capture feelings, experiences, or quirks of life so precisely that no single English word can quite match them. Here are six fascinating words that don’t have a direct English translation — and what they reveal about the cultures they come from.



1. Tsundoku (Japanese)

Meaning: The act of buying books and letting them pile up unread.
This isn’t just about hoarding books — tsundoku reflects a love of knowledge and the optimistic intention that “one day, I’ll read them all.” For book lovers, it’s a familiar struggle: the joy of acquiring stories often outpaces the time to read them.



2. Fernweh (German)

Meaning: A longing for distant places — the opposite of homesickness.
Fernweh is what you feel when you're stuck in the routine and your soul starts craving new scenery, new cultures, new experiences. It’s wanderlust, but with more ache — a deep emotional pull toward the unfamiliar.



3. Ya’aburnee (Arabic)

Meaning: “You bury me.”
This intense expression of love reflects the desire to die before someone else, because life without them is unimaginable. It’s poetic and profound — an emotional mirror of how closely love and grief can sit beside each other in language.



4. Gigil (Tagalog)

Meaning: The overwhelming urge to squeeze or pinch something cute.
Gigil is that feeling when a baby’s cheeks are just too squishy or when a puppy is so adorable you physically have to do something. It's emotional intensity in the most endearing way — equal parts joy, love, and instinct.



5. Sisu (Finnish)

Meaning: Grit, resilience, and courage in the face of adversity.
“Sisu” is more than strength — it's inner fortitude. It’s not loud or flashy, but quiet persistence. It’s getting back up, again and again, especially when the odds are stacked against you. To Finns, it’s not just a word — it’s a national character.



6. Commuovoretenza (Italian)

Meaning: The feeling of being moved and heartbroken at once.
Commuovoretenza captures the complexity of human emotion — that tender, aching space where beauty and sadness meet. It’s what you feel during a powerful movie, an emotional goodbye, or a deeply touching moment.



Your Turn

Every language has its own gems — words born from culture, geography, and lived experience. So what about you?
Is there a word or phrase in your native language that doesn't quite exist in English?
Drop it in the comments — let’s create a global glossary of untranslatable beauty.

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Happy New Month.

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How do you say the days of the week in German? 🗓️✨

In German, days of the week are capitalised because they are nouns! Here’s a quick guide to help you learn them. 📖💡

Which one is your favourite to pronounce? Let me know in the comments! 👇

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🎉 6,500 VIEWS—AND COUNTING! 🚀

Can you believe it? 6,500 times someone, somewhere has clicked, watched, and joined in on the LingoLounge experience! That’s 6,500 moments of learning 📚, curiosity 🤔, and connection 🌍—because of you.

Your support 🤗, engagement 💬, and love for languages 🗣️ make this journey so rewarding. Thank you for every view 👀, comment 💡, and share 🔁.

We’re just getting started, and I can’t wait for what’s next! ✨

Love,
Titilope Mogaji ❤️

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