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Information according to § 5 TMG

Vu Hoang
Transmitter – Space for language and culture
Gneisenaustrasse 86
10961 Berlin

Contact

Vu Hoang
Phone: 03052662450
E-Mail: hello@transmitter-berlin.de

Editorially responsible
Vu Hoang

WEBSITE
Art direction & visual concept:
Marika Lorenzato
Programming and backend development:
Sascha Milivojevic

EU dispute resolution

The European Commission provides a platform for online dispute resolution (ODR):
https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.
You can find our e-mail address in the legal notice above.
Consumer dispute resolution/universal arbitration board
We are not willing or obliged to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration
consumer arbitration board.
Source: e-recht24.de

Sources for the images and graphics used:
Copyright: Transmitter, Vu Hoang (unless otherwise indicated).

Learning tips

Learn German with Graphic Novels

Cultural Clashes, classics of European literature and German history in pictures

Graphic novels – or comics – have become quite famous over the past few years. Especially for those starting to learn German, graphic novels offer complex storylines and characters with minimal text, led by vibrant imagery.

Language Evening with Katja: Kick-off 2025

Have you been waiting for the next Language Evening? Then save the date! The first meeting of the new year will take place on 24th of January 2025.

Out now: regular C1 courses with Transmitter!

You know that language is our passion – from the first steps in A1 to native speaker level C1. And you are our motivation!

From January 2025, C1 will be a regular part of our programme!

Christmas market fun

The last social event of 2024 brought a group of students to the christmas market in Nikolaiviertel. This market stands out because it’s located in one of the very few historical quarters of Berlin and because it’s so cozy.

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Team get-together at Transmitter

At Transmitter, we mostly teach German and make sure things run smoothly in our classrooms. However, sometimes we just hang out together and have a good time.

Learning in motion (part II)

On December 17th and 19th, we will host a special workshop which combines learning German with movement. Our workshop is meant to reach haptic learners in particular, who enjoy learning most when they can get active themselves. This is the second part of our experimental workshop we hosted earlier this year.

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