According to Techcrunch, it’s possible to enjoy all the football you want, though you’ll need a combination of live TV streaming plans, NFL-specific streaming. Ok, I’m going to maintain a list here of all the websites where you can watch German videos (of whatever content: TV shows, news, random YouTube stuff someone. Sometimes, slow internet is the universe’s way of telling you to go play outside. Other times, it’s the universe’s cruel joke to destroy your productivity. Here. Educating Everybody's Children: Diverse Teaching Strategies for Diverse Learners, Revised and Expanded 2nd Edition. Edited by Robert W. Cole. Table of Contents.

List of Sites to Watch German Videos, TV Shows, and Movies Online (most are free) Learn German with Andrew. A TV news interview at Oktoberfest. Ok, I’m going to maintain a list here of all the websites where you can watch German videos (of whatever content: TV shows, news, random You. Tube stuff someone created, etc.) online with a strong emphasis on free (if it costs money it’s going to have to be damned good).  The purpose of this is to help other people who, like me, are learning German and believe that using popular media like TV shows, music videos, and such is a great way to go about learning a language. This list will be continuously updated, with many new sites being added as I discover them and people are kind enough to tell me about them via e- mail and the comments section below (if you know a good site that’s not here, please let me know, I’ll give you credit!), and with any dead links being removed as I find out about them. Let’s get started.

This is a fantastic website and my top recommendation if you’re looking for German- language videos for the purpose of learning German.  I emphasize the last part because that’s specifically and solely what this website is designed for and it’s the only one on this list (or in existence, that I’m aware of) that is solely intended for that purpose.  It’s also the only one on this list that costs money, just so we’re clear (it’s cheap, but it’s not free, no).  What they do is take German- language media that was originally produced in German- speaking countries and intended for native speakers (TV shows, cartoons, documentaries, etc.) and then integrate them into a whole German- learning interface they have that allows you to see word- for- word German subtitles and their English translation at the same time  (you can turn either or both off while watching the video) as well as a dictionary, vocabulary learning game, and flashcard system that’s very easy to use and all on the same page as the video you’re watching.  If this sounds like something that might interest you I’d recommend you just go on over to their site and try out the free demo videos right now to see if you like it.  Oh, and they do provide volume discounts for educators and organizations. TV Stations that Offer Free Streaming Videos of Their Content. These are the websites for television broadcast stations based in Germany that offer at least some of the content they produce online for free in streaming video format.  They all have an enormous amount of free videos on their site you can watch, more than you could possibly have time to look at so you’re not at all spoiled for variety and can pick whatever interests you, and these videos all cover a very wide variety of genres: news, sports, documentaries, reality TV, fictional TV of the various flavors (action, comedy, drama, soap operas, etc.), kids shows (great for language learners!), weather, etc. Useful vocabulary to help you navigate their sites. Here are just some common words I found to be useful in trying to find what you want on the below sites, I’ve placed them in alphabetical order to make it easier for you to find whatever word you’re looking for: “Alle Zeigen” – Show All.“Am Bestet Bewertet” – “Best Rated” or “Top Rated”.“Ausland” – “Foreign Countries” or “International”, typically refers to international news, that is news from outside Germany.  See: “Inland”.“Bericht” – Report.“Bilder” – Picture.“Bildergalerien” – Picture Gallery.“Börse” – Literally means “exchange” and in this context will refer to the stock exchange and is typically used as a generic term for the finance section or financial news.“Doku” – Documentary.“Empfehlungen” – Recommendations.“Exklusiv” – Exclusive.“Folge” – Episode.“Ganze Folgen” – Full Episodes.“Gebärdensprache” – Sign Language.“Heute” – Today.“Inland” – “Home” or “Domestic”, in this context meaning something like “Domestic News” or “Domestic Matters”, refers to news and events from inside Germany.  See: “Ausland”.“Kinder” – Children, referring to children’s programming.“Kultur” – Culture.“Mediathek” –  Multimedia center, typically indicating an area on a site where videos and other media are to be found.“Meistabgerufene” – Most Viewed.“Meistgeklickt” – Most Viewed (yes, both this and the word above mean “most viewed”, it’s not a typo).“Nachrichten” – News.“Neuste” – Latest.“Programm” – “Calendar” or “Schedule”, meaning something more like “TV Guide” in this context.  See: “Sendungen”.“Ratgeber” – Literally “advisor” or “counselor”, in this context the term refers to general life advice and indicates a station or section of a TV station’s website with programs of this genre, e.

Reportage” – Reporting.“Sendungen” – This means “programs”, as in shows.  This is likely what you want, look for this in the menu bar at the top, it’ll typically be a drop- down menu with a listing of all their various programs/shows.  Note that “programm” usually refers to a calendar of upcoming shows (what we would call a “TV guide”) intended to be used by people in Germany so they know when to tune in to watch something they want to see – this is not what you want, “programm” doesn’t mean “TV programs” as we know it in English, it’s more like “schedule” or “calendar”.“Serien” – Series.“Sportschau” – Literally “sports show”, refers to the “Sports” genre.“Staffel” – Literally means “echelon”, “squadron”, or “rung” but in this context (TV shows) it means what Americans would call a “season” and Brits would call a “series”, e. Season One” or “Series Two, Episode 4”, etc.“Startseite” – “Homepage”.“Tagesschau” – Another word for “news”.“Tatort” – Literally “crime scene”, typically referring to crime dramas like CSI here in the U. Rurouni Kenshin Episode 28 English Sub. S.“Unterhaltung” – Entertainment.“Untertitel” – “Subtitles” or “Captions”, frequently this is abbreviated “UT” and, if available, will be seen as a button you can click in the bottom portion of the video player screen.“Wetter” – Weather.“Wirtschaft” – Economy. Alright, let’s get started with the list…This is going to be my number one, by far and away, top free recommendation to people trying to learn German.  Go to this site.  It will help you.  It has many, many features specifically designed to help people learn German (it’s the only such broadcaster which does that I’m aware of).  It’s also huge, extremely well- funded and well- designed due to being Germany’s official international broadcast station (very much like the BBC in the U.

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