Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo women flatmates in the city, one fancied by a neighbor. A strict landlady and a newcomer from another culture lead to comedy.Two women flatmates in the city, one fancied by a neighbor. A strict landlady and a newcomer from another culture lead to comedy.Two women flatmates in the city, one fancied by a neighbor. A strict landlady and a newcomer from another culture lead to comedy.
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This show is a great language learning resource. I have watched all of the episodes of Extr@ auf Deutch, and I wish there was more! IT is a watchable, low-vocabulary show with subtitles in the spoken languages. This combination, I believe, is integral to intermediate/beginner learners because it builds listening skills without overwhelming the listener. It's a great place to start before moving on to the real TV that Germans watch! The comedy isn't breaking any ground, but I have found myself laughing out loud several times before. A few points where it might see criticism are on the fact that the women are portrayed a bit too sexually and the show does seem to glorify Americans (these are for the German Episodes)
Very useful series to learn and improving listening English with British accent.
I love it so so so much. So so funny and also the characters are the best in this also. It really helped me to learn English lool. So i gave it 10/10
I find Extr@ is a very excellent educational Tv Series, Because It teaches French, German, Spanish and English to the teenagers and young adults for educational reasons, It is a combination of both the hilarious sitcom and the educational show for teaching four languages, It has got excellent characters, it depends on which language version of the story, In the French, German and Spanish versions, the newcomer is an American guy called Sam, While in the English version, the newcomer is an Argentinian guy called Hector, While the three people in the French Version, Who are native in France are Annie, Nico and Sacha, But in the German Version are Anna, Nic and Sascha from Germany, But in the Spanish Version are Ana, Lola and Pablo are from Spain and In the English Version are Annie, Bridget and Nicky from England, UK. I'm giving this educational TV Series a 10/10.
I was assigned to watch this series for my Spanish 3 course. Upon hearing about having to watch a series for a class I was disappointed. The precedent for good educational shows is set very low in my personal experience. As soon I began to watch this cinematic masterpiece, I immediately connected with this group of characters: their struggles, their day to day dramas was just so relatable and entertaining. This has supplemented my educational growth as a Spanish speaker while being a boatload of fun. The only grievance I had with this show was that it came to an end with a meager 13 episodes. I want more Extr@. These characters were relatable and funny. The acting was surprisingly great for an educational program. The jokes were funny while at the same time being educational. It kept my interest throughout each episode, something some mainstream TV struggle to do. I would recommend this series to anyone who wants a good time while learning.
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