{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/6a9ee1faf8f4d42589de3386/6acefdf1e65da00825ad73af?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Ice cream and the economics Nobel Prize | Beginner German Lesson (A0-A1) from Today's News","description":"<p>Today's story: The Nobel Prize in economics: what ice cream has to do with it.. You will hear it in German first, then line by line with the English beside it.</p><p>Today's headline in German: Nobelpreis für Wirtschaft: Was Eiscreme damit zu tun hat</p><p>(00:00) Welcome and today's headline</p><p>(00:42) More stories today</p><p>(01:32) Today's headline, slowly</p><p>(02:15) Naming the winners</p><p>(02:46) Working</p><p>(03:38) An ice-cream menu</p><p>(04:38) Today's grammar point</p><p>(05:08) The story again</p><p>The full transcript, the English translation, the vocabulary and a short quiz for this episode:</p><p>https://linguawire.com/class/german/a1/2026-10-14</p><p>TODAY'S GERMAN TEXT</p><p>Nobelpreis für Wirtschaft: Was Eiscreme damit zu tun hat</p><p>Am Montag hat das Nobelkomitee in Schweden Robert Hall und Michael Woodford als Gewinner genannt.</p><p>Robert Hall arbeitet an der Stanford University, und Michael Woodford arbeitet an der Columbia University.</p><p>Ihre Forschung erklärt, wie Preise und Entscheidungen die Wirtschaft beeinflussen.</p><p>Timo Boppart hat eine Eiskarte benutzt und Preise erklärt, die sich nicht schnell ändern.</p><p>Geschäfte können einen Preis für eine ganze Saison behalten und ihn nicht jeden Tag ändern.</p><p>ALSO ON TODAY'S FRONT PAGE</p><p>Wie lange braucht Übersetzung noch Menschen?</p><p>Burnham empfängt Selenskyj in Downing Street</p><p>Papst Leo XIV hat Lungenkrebs</p><p>WHAT TODAY'S CLASS TEACHES</p><p>- vocabulary (genannt)</p><p>- verb (arbeiten)</p><p>- vocabulary (beeinflussen)</p><p>- vocabulary (Eiskarte)</p><p>- vocabulary (eine ganze Saison)</p><p>New to German? Every class starts from the beginning, so today is a fine place to start.</p><p>Not sure this is your level? Our free German level check shows what level you are overall and across 8 sub-skills:</p><p>https://linguawire.com/assessment</p><p>Grammar explained in plain English:</p><p>https://linguawire.com/guide</p><p>If today's class helped, please follow the show. It is the single best thing that helps other German learners find us.</p><p>Note: LINGUAWIRE classes use AI support for translation and multi-language recording, with native-speaker scripting and supervision.</p>","author_name":"LinguaWire"}