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episode 19: I Work As - Professions in German
If you're an employee planning to move to Germany, the first thing you'll have to speak about in an interview is your designation, for example, teacher, lawyer, etc. Fun fact: the name for a male doctor is not the same as that for a female doctor. This episode will help you find out what your profession is called in German. Here's an overview: Teacher (male) - der Lehrer, Teacher (female) - die Lehrerin, Engineer (male) - der Ingenieur, Engineer (female) - die Ingenieurin, Farmer (male) - der Landwirt, Farmer (female) - die Landwirtin, Restaurant waiter - der Kellner, Restaurant Waitress - die Kellnerin, Salesman - der Verkäufer, Saleswoman - die Verkäuferin, Doctor (male) - der Arzt, Doctor (female) - die Ärztin, Mechanic (male) - der Mechaniker, Mechanic (female) - die Mechanikerin, Policeman - der Polizist, Policewoman - die Polizistin, Nurse (male) - der Krankenpfleger, Nurse (female) - die Krankenschwester, Electrician (male) - der Elektriker, Electrician (female) - die Elektrikerin, Cook (male) - der Koch, Cook (female) - die Köchin, Journalist (male) - der Journalist, Journalist (female) - die Journalistin, Lawyer (male) - der Rechtsanwalt, Lawyer (female) - die Rechtsanwältin, Actor (male) - der Schauspieler, Actor (female) - die Schauspielerin, Flight attendant (male) - der Flugbegleiter, Flight attendant (female) - die Flugbegleiterin #learngerman #languagelearning