Hello and He's very likely come to Coffee Break German.

Welcome to the Coffee Break German show.

I'm been Olivera.

And I'm Heise Thomas and Oliver is so shoo and that we're all by the

here in the studio.

Yeah, it's right I'm out there, Thomas. that we're all mighty here in the studio.

Yeah, it's right.

We get here, Thomas.

We get so good, dank, we get here.

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What are we talking about today with two German natives sitting here?

We're looking at German compound nouns, which is a very big thing in German.

Yes, and actually I think one of my favorite German words are made up of multiple words and we

look into what the rules are and how they are formed and how people can understand them.

They're good, like we're lost.

Yeah, go skates.

So I am sure lots of people who are learning German came across these words in the past

where there's one, two, three or a chain of words which is sometimes daunting to understand. So today we are looking a little bit how they are made up

and how to kind of break them down to understand them and see if there are any rules we need to keep in mind.

So good, then,

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