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In an old interview, Amrita was asked whether she would ever consider getting married again. The actress responded in a way that left viewers amused while also revealing her practical outlook on life.

u/Material-Nature-3753 — 3 days ago
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In a powerful moment caught on camera, brave Indian soldiers were seen finding a way to laugh and keep their spirits high while struggling to eat frozen food in the freezing cold at the border.

u/Material-Nature-3753 — 10 days ago
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For people studying in English, how important has German actually been?

I'm planning to study in an English-taught programme, and I keep seeing mixed opinions about how much German you really need. Some people say you can get by with English, while others say not knowing German makes life much harder.

For those who are already studying in Germany, what has your experience been like? Has not speaking much German affected things like finding a part-time job, getting internships, dealing with paperwork, making friends, or just everyday life?

I'm not expecting to live entirely in English, but I'd like to know how much German has actually mattered in practice for you.

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u/Material-Nature-3753 — 14 days ago