32. "The Baker Boys and the Bees" a German Folktale

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LearnItSlow

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This podcast will be mostly about languages, poetic readings, prose, and some musings about life in general. 1. German: - I have studied and become reasonably proficient - I like to read stories and poems in German 2. Norwegian: - It has been a desire for many years to learn Norwegian - I began by using Duolingo, this is my journey on it 3. English: - Poetry has been an outlet for me since I can remember - I enjoy reading a good poem and will share Support: PayPal.me/travelingcello

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32. "The Baker Boys and the Bees" a German Folktale

LearnItSlow

12 minutes 6 seconds

3 years ago

32. "The Baker Boys and the Bees" a German Folktale

Did you know that you can leave a voice message for me? Just visit this link, and I can listen and even include your message in future episodes. Let me know what you think of the story, the podcast, the format, or whether or not I should limit this podcast to one language.

The story today is a translation from the original German version, which I featured in Episode 28: Die Andernacher Bäckersjungen (transl. "The Baker Boys of Andernach")

How do you think about the two stories? Are they really the same? Are the details similar? Does the German version include more details? I'll also leave a question that you can reply to directly in Anchor or if you listen on Spotify.