u/HeftyDivide9381

What are some movies that are suitable for A1 learners and are available on Netflix? I want to have a movie night in German and I need recommendations.

Hallo! I have been unmotivated to study German for months and I was thinking the only fun way to learn would be watching movies. Do you have any recommendations that could be found from Netflix? I don't really care about what level the movies are suitable for, my goal is just to find exposure to the language so that I don't forget it completely. Any genre is fine, but I really love historical, horror, romantic or supernatural films.

I have been friends with this one person for like 3 years and they became religious like 6 months ago. At first I didn't really care, but then our values started to get way too different. My friend never really tried to convert me, but once we had an argument about religion and they asked where I get my morals if I don't get them from an old book and that was really odd. They also once said that they don't support abortion and I don't want to be around people who don't support a basic women's right. Would it be valid to end our friendship or not?

I have felt so unmotivated to study German for months. Everything just seems so overwhelming. The last time I felt motivated was maybe like 4 months ago. Nowadays learning German feels more like a chore. I don't want to quit German and change the language, because I already did it with Korean, Dutch, Japanese, Polish and Chinese and now I want to actually complete something. Literally anything that involves German seems overwhelming whenever it's traditional studying, podcasts, reading books or watching movies. I always get to solid A1.2 level in a language and then I always quit, because it starts to get too hard. I tried to just immerse myself like I did with English, but I always give up after a week. Any tips?

I have been thinking about this quite a lot lately. We used to be classmates, but now we are going to different schools after summer and I think now it's possible to end the friendship unlike few months ago when I was forced to be around them at school.

The reason I'm thinking to end the friendship is because we have way too different values when it comes to politics and religion. My friend is like very religious and more conservative than me. Few months ago they shared that they are pro-life with the reasoning being The Bible. I don't know if they are pro-life anymore since it's been months, but I find it uncomfortable to be friends with someone who doesn't support a woman's choice when it comes to ending one of the most painful experiences a human can possibly experience. My friend has also said that they hate people with developmental disabilities. Look I get it, my friend lives with a lot of disabled people, so they're speaking from their own experiece, but that comment seemed a little aggressive and came out as ableist.

I am a person who is not quiet when it comes to my views on religion and politics. I am anti-theist which means that I think religions cause more harm than good and they should not exist. I use my social media platforms freely to talk about feminism, racism, lgbtq+ rights, ableism and politics in general and this has caused huge debates between me and my friend. I feel like I have to walk on eggshells what I can do around my friend without starting a huge political debate. I respect my friend a lot, but I don't think that we are meant for each others, because our values are way too different. What should I do?

I'm 15 and I want to start releasing music in streaming services. Do I need my parents permissions to use a distributor? If so, how?

I have wanted to release music for so long and my possible debut song is almost produced. I want to do a music video for the song and have maybe 2-6 background dancers. What is the bare minimum I should pay for them? I am just a broke teenager with under 30€ to use. Is it acceptable to ask people to dance for free? Or does it hurt my image? I go to dance lessons once a week, so maybe I could ask people there.

I'm currenly practicing for my performance in July, but my throat keeps hurting every time I sing, most likely because I'm straining. How do I stop this?

My parents are not overly strict, but one thing they would definitely not want me to do is to go to another country for a year to live with another family. How do I convince them?

How do I practice my language speaking skills if I'm too shy to speak with native speakers? Any tips? I don't want to use any AI chatbots.

I was thinking to go on an exchange year to Germany when I'm around 17-18. What grade will exchange students usually be put on?

I saw this video on Tiktok where someone said that spells should be at least 30 minutes minimum that they work. Is it true or is that some Tiktok propaganda? How is it even possible that a spell lasts that long and how do I make my spells last longer? 🥲

Please recommend me spells that doesn't require crystals, setting things e.g paper on fire or herbs that cannot be found in the wild (I live in northern Europe). I want to make an anti anxiety/panic attack spell that I'm able to perform next Friday without fainting from anxiety.

I have a pole dance performance in 5 days and I don't think I'll be able to perform, because of my huge stage fright. Yesterday we had our last practice and I got so dizzy I almost threw up, because I was so nervous. Any tips how to get rid of this?

Do you know any spells that doesn't involve candles/burning a paper? I can't use them, because I don't wanna accidentally start a fire.

Hey! I'm 15 years old and I'm from Finland. My hobbies are witchcraft, singing, pole dancing and learning German. I've been into witchcraft for like 3 months now and I want to befriend other witches. Please be at least 13 years old and under 18 years old. I'm trying to put this as nicely as I can, but please don't contact me if you follow an abrahamic religion, because the reason I'm trying to find new friends is because many people around me are very religious and I'm trying to get away from that. If you are a native German speaker, feel free to talk to me in German!