In lesson 8 of A Flavour of German you’ll learn to talk about dating using more interesting German phrases.
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1 Response to "A Flavour of German – Lesson 08"
Regarding the idiom “einen Korb bekommen”, we actually use the exact same phrase (translated of course) in Swedish. From what I know, the idiom originates from an old german tradition of sending an empty basket to a suitor or courtesan as a sign of rejection.