Winter in Berlin in Slow German | Super Easy German 273

It's Saturday at half past three. Janusz just got up. Good morning! It's also winter in Berlin. Look, Janusz! It's beautiful and cold and slippery. It's snowing and we're going for a walk in winter in Berlin with you. Let's go! Slowly! Janusz, where are we here? We are here in the Mauerpark. In the Mauerpark. We'll do that again now. Why? We learn while talking. So, we are now in the Mauerpark. Wall, because the wall has run away here and the death strip. Actually, there were always two walls and in between there was the death strip. And now you've made a park out of it. Here used to be the Berlin Wall. Now we have a park with many possibilities. Playground, lawn, music, basketball, skating. Buy drugs. There is snow in Berlin. Janusz, what can you do with the snow? You can throw this snowball at someone. You can form a snowball and throw it at someone. For example, the cameraman. Ha! Well hit! Shall we have a snowball fight, Janusz? Not this winter, maybe next year. Yes! Ouch! That's really nasty, we have glasses. Look, a snowman is being built there. The children are building a snowman. The ball has become too big. Janusz, what else can you do in the snow? How about a snowman? Yes, I think there is too little snow for that. No? Look, Janusz, I built a snowman. Yes, I am very impressed. Great job! Janusz Chmersky wobbles through the snow. His shoes don't have a good profile. That's why he slips. Slowly, slower, Janusz Chmersky! Ah, very nice! Janusz, what else can you do in the snow? You can, for example, say, okay, I have enough for today, and then you go to a café to have a coffee. Are you cold, Janusz? I'm actually a little cold, but I think that's because I'm still a little fragile after my illness. Janusz, you talk so fast, why? There we see a child sledding on the asphalt, because the snow is gone. Yes, I talk a little too fast because I'm cold. Okay, we can go, then you'll get warm. Look, Janusz, that's a nice snowman. Full, a snow sculpture. Someone was probably more talented than me. Janusz, how cold is it today? It feels like plus one. It's two degrees. But it feels like ... Minus six. Feeling. It feels like minus six. Did I guess right? It's two degrees. Wow! It's very cold. Yes. You could also say it's pig-cold. But you don't say that. Impolite people say that. Huh? They say, ah, it's pig-cold. I say that sometimes. Yes, you do, then you see it. Brrr, cold! Janusz, you really go out on the street in the wind and weather and make new videos. How do you motivate yourself again and again? The motivation is very clear and very simple. That is our audience and above all our members. I can become a member of Easy German. What does that mean? Yes, these are people who also support us financially and we give people some extra advantages. You can become a member of Easy German. Then you are, so to speak, part of our club. You can chat with us, you can practice speaking with us and you can do interactive exercises and much more. Try it out up here. And the best thing is, you make our work possible and motivate Janusz to go out on the street every day. Thank you very much! In kindergarten? No. In school? Yes. In which class? In first class. First class? Yes. And what is that? Sledding. Ah, Janusz, do you want to ... Should I sit on it? No, you don't. But you can pull Micha on the sled. Oh, I'd love to. Come on, Micha. Sit on it. Yay! And bye! Janusz pulls Micha through the snow. Micha, do you like it? Okay. Micha, is Janusz a good sledder? Yes. A bit too slow, isn't he? Yes. Okay, Janusz, a bit faster, please. No, that's not possible. You do that now, exactly. Yeah! Great! Wow! Impressive! Well done! Thank you, Janusz. What else do you want to do? Slide down this slide. You want to slide down the mountain. Can we come with you? Yes. Okay, we go to the hill and go sledding. This is what the hill looks like after two days of sledding. The snow is gone and there is only mud left. We are now looking for the last snow. No. So, we found a bit of snow and Micha is now trying to go down with the sled. Olga, are you scared? Yes, always. Now Micha is sliding down the mountain on the sled. Micha drove Janusz around. It was nice to meet you, Olga. Thank you, see you soon! Good luck learning German! Thank you! Bye! How do you say goodbye in Ukrainian? Goodbye! When I was a child, I loved the snow. And we always slid for so long until the snow was gone. Wow! But in Münster there is a good place for that on the promenade, right? Right. Janusz, what are we doing now? We are now following an old German tradition and go for coffee and cake. Drink or drink coffee and eat cake. Janusz wants to have coffee and cake. Finally we found a cafe. Janusz is already eating. And it's so warm in here that the camera is fogging up. Janusz didn't wait for us, but just started eating. Look, look at my hands. Are your hands frozen? Totally frozen. What are you eating, Janusz? This is a delicious bun with cheese and a little vegetables. Enjoy your meal! Janusz, your cappuccino is ready. We are back with our good old friends from Café Schoko Chino. Hello Heider! Hello, how are you? I'm fine, but it's very cold. It's February and it's still good for that. Your cafe is full when it's cold outside. Yes, people want to have warmth and they like to sit inside. Janusz is already sitting in the corner and munching. Janusz is full and happy. Okay, I would like an almond cake and a rooibos tea. And a cappuccino for the cameraman, please. Cappuccino small, medium, large. Medium, please. Of course, we can do it. That's it? That's it. Finally warmth. Janusz eats cake, looks out the window and is happy. Totally happy, yes. With that we say goodbye to this video. By the way, we shot a whole video in this bakery. You can find it up here. Janusz, do you have a message for our viewers? Coffee and cake are delicious. This is Janusz Chmersky's message for the weekend. Now we want to know from you. What does winter look like in your city? Write a few sentences in German in the comments. And tune in again next time for the next episode of Easy German.