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#4 Goethe Zertifikat B1 || Model Test 4 || Hören B1 || Hören mit Lösungen #deutsch

36:24EnglishTranscribed Jul 23, 2026
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Model Test 4, Part 1. You now hear five short texts. You hear each text twice. You solve two tasks for each text. Choose the right solution for each task. First read the example. You have ten seconds to do so. You hear a statement on the radio: "You finally want to get out of your four walls again?"

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We have some more exciting offers for you at the end of our show. The Berlin Express travel organizer brings you to your dream destination with his own travel buses. Seven days of rest at Lake Garda from 12.10. to 18.10. Our offer for 529 euros.

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Lassen Sie sich in unserem schönen Vier-Sterne-Hotel Oasi direkt am See in Riva del Garda so richtig verwöhnen. Historischer Weihnachtsmarkt in Lüneburg. Am 3. und 4.12. Zwei Tage für 149 Euro. Erleben Sie magischen Adventszauber.

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Silvester Gala im Erzgebirge. Vom 30.12. bis zum 3.1. Fünf Tage nur 598 Euro. Es erwartet Sie ein liebevolles Programm mit schönen Ausflügen. Die verschneite Landschaft wird Sie bezaubern.

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You can book directly at the Berlin Express travel organizer. Nassau Street 48, telephone 030 992 888. I repeat, 030 992 888. More information at www.berlin-express.de. You now hear the text again. You finally want to get out of your four walls again?

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We have some more exciting offers for you at the end of our show. The Berlin Express travel organizer brings you to your dream destination with his own travel buses. Seven days of rest at Lake Garda from 12.10. to 18.10. Our offer for 529 euros.

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Lassen Sie sich in unserem schönen Vier-Sterne-Hotel Oasi direkt am See in Riva del Garda so richtig verwöhnen. Historischer Weihnachtsmarkt in Lüneburg. Am 3. und 4.12. Zwei Tage für 149 Euro. Erleben Sie magischen Adventszauber.

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Silvester Gala im Erzgebirge. Vom 30.12. bis zum 3.1. Fünf Tage nur 598 Euro. Es erwartet Sie ein liebevolles Programm mit schönen Ausflügen. Die verschneite Landschaft wird Sie bezaubern.

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Lesen Sie jetzt die Aufgaben 1 und 2. Dazu haben Sie 10 Sekunden Zeit.

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Sie hören eine automatische Telefonauskunft. Sie sind mit der Hotline der Zeitschrift Stern verbunden. Bei Fragen an die Redaktion wählen Sie bitte 37 03 42. Persönlich erreichbar sind wir unter der Nummer montags bis freitags von 7.30 Uhr bis 20 Uhr. Oder schicken Sie Ihre Mail an leserdienst n at stern.de.

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If you want to subscribe to Stern, please write your order to Stern Kundenservice 20 080 Hamburg. Yearly subscription 174,20 Euro. For students 127,40 Euro. For the order of individual notebooks, please send a postcard to Stern Kundenservice 20 080 Hamburg and enter the desired notebook number.

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You can listen to the text again now.

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oder schicken Sie Ihre Mail an leserdienst n.stern.de. Möchten Sie den Stern abonnieren, schreiben Sie Ihre Bestellung bitte an Stern Kundenservice 20 080 Hamburg. Jahresabonnement 174,20 Euro. Für Studenten 127,40 Euro.

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Lesen Sie jetzt die Aufgaben 3 und 4. Dazu haben Sie 10 Sekunden Zeit. Sie hören eine Durchsage am Hauptbahnhof.

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You now hear the text again.

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Attention, attention! A notice for travelers to Munich: The D train 212 from Berlin towards Munich via Nuremberg is expected to be 35 minutes late. The train is arriving on track 5 and has about 20 minutes of stay. Planned further journey: 17:25. Estimated arrival time: Munich Central Station, 23:55. I repeat:

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Lesen Sie jetzt die Aufgaben 5 und 6. Dazu haben Sie 10 Sekunden Zeit. Sie hören Veranstaltungstipps im Radio. Und nun noch ein besonderer Tipp in unserem Wochenendmagazin für Kinder mit starken Nerven. Im Puppentheater Museum Berlin können Kinder mit der Taschenlampe in der Hand Pinocchio und seine Freunde entdecken und das Museum bis in den letzten Winkel erkunden.

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Because some doll faces look a little creepy in the dark, the tour is only recommended from the age of 8. The museum is located on Karl-Marx-Straße 135, Neukölln, U-Bahnhof, Karl-Marx-Straße, exit Neukölln Opera. Entry for children and adults 3 Euro.

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Anmeldung empfehlenswert unter 687 8132. Ich wiederhole 687 8132. Sie hören jetzt den Text noch einmal.

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And now a special tip in our weekend magazine for children with strong nerves. In the Puppentheater Museum Berlin, children can discover Pinocchio and his friends with the flashlight in their hands and explore the museum to the last corner. Because some doll faces look a little uncanny in the dark, the tour is only recommended from 8 years old.

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Das Museum liegt in der Karl-Marx-Straße 135, Neukölln, U-Bahnhof Karl-Marx-Straße, Ausgang Neuköllner Oper. Eintritt für Kinder und Erwachsene 3 Euro. Anmeldung empfehlenswert unter 687 8132. Ich wiederhole 687 8132.

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lesen sie jetzt die aufgaben 7 und 8 dazu haben sie zehn sekunden zeit sie hören eine nachricht auf dem anruf beantworte hallo viola ich bin's paula ich wollte mich nur erkundigen wie dein vorstellungsgespräch heute gelaufen ist weil ich in den nächsten ein zwei stunden verschiedene einkäufe erledigen muss versuche ich es dann später noch mal oder wenn du möchtest kannst du mich heute abend nach 20 uhr erreichen dann bin ich wieder zu hause

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natürlich auch morgen in der firma sie hören jetzt den text noch einmal hallo viola ich bin's paula ich wollte mich nur erkundigen wie dein vorstellungsgespräch heute gelaufen ist weil ich in den nächsten ein zwei stunden verschiedene einkäufe erledigen muss versuche ich es dann später noch mal oder wenn du möchtest kannst du mich heute abend nach 20 uhr erreichen dann bin ich wieder zu hause natürlich auch morgen in der firma

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Lesen Sie jetzt die Aufgaben 9 und 10. Dazu haben Sie 10 Sekunden Zeit. Sie hören eine Durchsage im Radio. In unserem Verbraucherservice, liebe Zuhörer, stellen wir Ihnen diesmal wieder einen Wochenmarkt mit originellen und gesunden Angeboten vor. In Neukölln hat sich der Markt am Landwehrkanal als Türkenmarkt einen Platz in Reiseführern erobert. 2007 bekam er ein neues Motto.

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Bio-Oriente. Was bedeutet, dass sich hier orientalische Atmosphäre mit Bioprodukten wie Obst, Gemüse und Fisch mischen. 120 bis 150 Händler sind hier jeden Dienstag und Freitag von 11 Uhr bis 18 Uhr 30 am U-Bahnhof Schönleinstraße am Maibachufer zu finden. Sonnabends steigt hier der Modemarkt Neuköllner Stoff. Sie hören jetzt den Text noch einmal.

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In our consumer service, dear listeners, we present you again this time a weekly market with original and healthy offers. In Neukölln, the market on the Landwehrkanal has taken over as a Turkish market a place in travel guides. In 2007 he got a new motto: Bio-Oriental, which means that here oriental atmosphere with bio products like fruit, vegetables and fish mix.

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120-150 retailers are here every Tuesday and Friday from 11:00 to 18:30 am U-Bahnhof Schönleinstraße on the Maybachufer to find. In the evening the fashion market Neuköllner Stoff rises here. Part 2: You now hear a text. You hear the text once. To do this, you solve five tasks. Choose the right solution for each task A, B or C.

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Please read the questions 11 to 15. You have 60 seconds for this. You take part in a tour of Swarovski's Crystal Worlds. Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to Swarovski's Crystal Worlds in Wattens near Innsbruck. We are very happy to have you here. To start, a few words about history. The company Swarovski was founded in 1895

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founded by Daniel Swarovski. He invented a device with which you could mechanically manufacture high-quality jewelry. Swarovski moved his company to Wattens because there is the water-rich Wattenbach. Because without water power, crystal cannot be processed. In addition, it enabled the water power plant that people got electric light.

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After the Second World War, glasses were also produced. However, this production was sold to a French company at the end of the second millennium. Today, Swarovski employs 25,000 employees worldwide in 40 countries. For example, every year in December, you can admire a Christmas tree in the Zurich station hall, which is decorated with 5,000 crystals.

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Inzwischen haben die Kinder und Enkelkinder von Daniel Swarovski das Unternehmen übernommen. Er stellt nicht nur Produkte für den Konsumenten her, sondern liefert auch Schmucksteine an andere Hersteller aus der Schmuck- und Modeindustrie. Was jetzt die Swarovski Kristallwelten betrifft, so wurden sie im Jahr 1995 als Touristenattraktion eröffnet. Denn in diesem Jahr feiert die Firma ihr 100-jähriges Jubiläum.

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To this day, we have visited more than 10 million people from all over the world. Austrian multimedia artist Andre Heller has designed 14 different underground rooms here, all of which are dedicated to the crystal. The result is a cosmos of discoveries. So let yourself be surprised and enjoy the diverse impressions that will come to you on your tour.

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After your tour you can visit the Crystal Stage, a shopping center that combines all products from Swarovski in one room. There you will find a unique selection of Swarovski products. The prices are marked in euros. But you can also pay in dollars or yen with credit card or travel check.

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We also like to send your purchases by mail to your address. Let our multilingual staff advise you. Finally, the note that the toilets are in the reception tent for free use. There is also a dog station there, where your dog can wait for you, because dogs are not allowed in the crystal worlds.

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Since the weather is so beautiful today, you can then take your four-legged lover for a walk in the park. There are also many possibilities to play, picnic and drum on large and small guests. Ladies and gentlemen, please follow me and enter the wonderful world of crystals. Part 3 You now hear a conversation. You hear the conversation once.

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Hello Tom, hello Sebastian, how are you? Hello Julia. Hello.

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But Sebastian, that's Eric's little sister. Oh yes, but I wouldn't say little sister anymore. Right. But I don't have time for nonsense now. Do you have a moment? Yes, of course, sit down. Mara, go to a table, I'll be right there. Is good. What's the matter? Eric is internet addicted. And he needs help. We, the family, need help. Are you sure?

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I mean, okay, he really sat in front of the computer for a long time and played. He hardly slept. And it got really boring. He always talked about online games and the next track and stuff. And he hasn't been to football or the cinema for a long time. But, internet-dependent? We thought it might just be a phase, because of Nele. Nele? Yes, his girlfriend. Better his ex-girlfriend.

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Eric had a girlfriend? Yes, but she broke up with him after the summer holidays. She was in the sports camp and fell in love with someone else. Yes, and Eric was very disappointed. That really hurt him. We told him that this happens to everyone and after all, Nele is not the only girl in the world. Yes, and we invited him to parties and stuff, but he never wanted to. I didn't know all that. And neither did my parents.

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But you said you need our help. Is Erik sick? He hasn't been to school for a week. Yes, he said he doesn't want to go to school anymore. Then my parents saw that Erik needed medical help and went to a consultation. Yes, and? A doctor from the consultation office also came to our house. He talked to Erik for a long time and now Erik is taking part in a therapy program. And he also wants to go to school again.

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But he needs friends, the doctor said, with whom he can do something together. Tell me, Tom, there's the barbecue party in the football club the day after tomorrow. Then we'll take him with us. Yes, and then he might get a taste for football again. That's really great of you. Thank you. And no word to Erik. Sure. All right. Yes, I'll go to my girlfriend. Bye. And thank you again. Bye.

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You are now listening to a discussion. You are listening to the discussion twice. To do this, you solve eight tasks. Arrange the statements. Who says what? Now read the statements 23 to 30. You have 60 seconds to do this. The moderator of the radio show "Aktuelle Themen" discusses with fashion consultant Doris Siebert and 14-year-old student Eva Martins about fashion in our lives.

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Hello and welcome to our show "Current Topics". Today it's about fashion in our lives and how important it is. And that's always a current topic. In the studio I welcome Ms. Siebert, an expert in fashion and a young girl, Eva Martins. Hello, good day and thank you very much for the invitation.

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Frau Siebert, Sie haben einen, wie junge Leute sagen, coolen Beruf, Modeberaterin. Sie sind also für die Beratung der Kunden in Modegeschäften zuständig. Welche Aufgaben gehören noch zu diesem Beruf?

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You know, such information is especially interesting for our younger listeners. Oh, a whole lot more! My task is to suggest products based on the needs of the audience, provide information on the care of the various materials, but also organisational, for example, to make orders. Is fashion as important as many say? What role does it play for young people? Eva, what do you think about it?

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"Fashion is important, but not for everyone. I choose how it suits me. If someone doesn't like my style, then he's unlucky, and I'm not the only one in my school who's into fashion. But I'm also convinced that no one makes himself popular or unpopular because of his clothes. What counts is the overall impression, how you behave and so on.

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Yes, sure. Nobody makes friends just because he is dressed in fashion. I would never say that. But I still think that clothes make people. Because appearance plays a role in the overall impression. And clothing can say a lot about a person. Going with fashion can be very expensive. Especially because fashion is constantly changing.

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Um das mal in Zahlen auszudrücken: Ein durchschnittlicher Haushalt in Deutschland gibt circa 900 Euro im Jahr für Kleidung aus. Tja, das ist ganz schön viel. Aber wie viele Leute kaufen nur das, was sie wirklich brauchen?

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And that applies to all goods, not just clothes. A well-groomed appearance is a need of modern people. However, one must not confuse it with a fashion compulsion. I don't mean that you should follow every fashion direction. Fashionable appearance is also possible without a lot of money. If you buy one or two new pieces of clothing and a few accessories, you can combine them great and look fashionable.

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Hauptsache ist, man hat seinen eigenen persönlichen Stil. Ausgaben für Kleidung haben nichts mit einem gepflegten Aussehen oder mit dem persönlichen Stil zu tun. Die haben mit der Marke zu tun. Wenn man Markenklamotten kauft, gibt man eine Menge Geld aus, auch wenn man nur Einzelteile kauft. Man bezahlt halt den Markennamen mit. Kritik an teurer Markenkleidung ist nicht selten. Frau Siebert, stimmt es, dass man viel Geld für den Namen bezahlt?

27:49

So einfach ist das nicht. Man wählt bestimmte Produkte, weil man sich davon gute Qualität verspricht. Und genau das ist der Punkt. Man sollte mehr auf die Qualität als auf den Namen achten. Das ist viel wichtiger und spielt eine nicht unbedeutende Rolle für die Gesundheit. Denn bestimmte Materialien, wie zum Beispiel Plastik oder Farben mit Giftstoffen, können Hautallergien auslösen.

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Ich und meine Freundinnen, wir kaufen alle keine teuren Sachen, aber krank ist noch keine geworden. Ich habe auch nicht gesagt, dass nur teure Kleidungsstücke gut sind. Und sicher haben nicht alle Menschen eine empfindliche Haut. Frau Siebert, können Sie unseren Zuhörern ein paar Tipps zum Thema Qualität von Kleidung geben?

28:35

Also, Kleidung aus natürlichen Stoffen ist immer am besten. Damit meine ich Stoffe ganz ohne Chemie, zum Beispiel aus Baumwolle, Leinen, Wolle, Kaschmir. Die sind für jeden Hauttyp geeignet. Wer ganz sicher sein will, kann natürlich echte Bio-Produkte kaufen. Aber da steigen die Preise wieder. Also dieser Bio-Wahn! Zuerst bei den Lebensmitteln, nun auch bei Kleidung? Ich weiß nicht.

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I think the industry is always thinking of something new to make money. The young generation is quite critical. I think that's good. Eva, I have another question now. Among young people you sometimes see people with a very crazy outfit. And it is not uncommon to observe even whole cliques in which almost all look identical. Everyone is dressed the same. Adults often criticize something like that. Right?

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The adults, they don't understand what it's all about. It's great when you can see your friends in the outfit. Do you think we'll find the clothes of our parents okay? She's monotonous, conservative and sassy. And what do you think about that, Ms. Siebert?

29:52

For young people it is especially important to distance themselves from their parents, to dress completely differently, and to pay attention to themselves, sometimes even provoke, they want to do so too. But that is completely normal and belongs to this life section. And one must not forget that belonging to a group should be clearly recognizable.

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Das haben Sie gut zusammengefasst. Hier ist aber unsere Zeit zu Ende. Frau Siebert, Eva, vielen Dank für das sehr interessante Gespräch. Hören Sie nun den Text noch einmal und überprüfen Sie Ihre Antworten. Hallo und willkommen zu unserer Sendung Aktuelle Themen.

30:44

Today it's about fashion in our lives and how important it is. And that's always an up-to-date topic. In the studio I welcome Ms. Siebert, a fashion editor and a young girl, Eva Martins. Hello, good day and thank you very much for the invitation. Ms. Siebert, you have a, as young people say, cool job, fashion consultant.

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So you are responsible for consulting customers in fashion stores. What other tasks do you have to do in this profession? You know, such information is particularly interesting for our younger listeners. Oh, a whole lot more! One of my tasks is to suggest products based on the needs of the customer, provide information on the care of the various materials, but also organisational, for example, to make orders.

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Is fashion as important as many say? What role does it play for young people? Eva, what do you think about it? Fashion is important, but not for everyone. I dress the way I like. If someone doesn't like my style, he's unlucky. And I'm not the only one in my school who whines about fashion. But I'm also convinced that no one makes himself popular or unpopular because of his clothes.

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What counts is the overall impression, how you behave and so. Yes, sure, nobody makes friends just because he is fashionable. I would never say that. But I still think that clothes make people. Because appearance plays a role in the overall impression. And clothing can say a lot about a person. Going with fashion can be very expensive. Especially because fashion is constantly changing.

32:40

Um das mal in Zahlen auszudrücken: Ein durchschnittlicher Haushalt in Deutschland gibt circa 900 Euro im Jahr für Kleidung aus.

32:49

Well, that's a lot. But how many people buy only what they really need? And that applies to all goods, not just clothes. A well-groomed appearance is a need of modern people. However, one must not confuse it with a fashion compulsion. I don't mean that one should follow every fashion direction. Fashionable appearance is also possible without a lot of money.

33:12

When you buy one or two new pieces of clothing and a few accessories, you can combine them great and look fashionable. The main thing is that you have your own personal style. Expenditure for clothing has nothing to do with a well-groomed appearance or with your personal style. They have to do with the brand. If you buy branded clothes, you spend a lot of money, even if you only buy individual parts. You just pay the brand name.

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Kritik an teurer Markenkleidung ist nicht selten. Frau Siebert, stimmt es, dass man viel Geld für den Namen bezahlt? So einfach ist das nicht. Man wählt bestimmte Produkte, weil man sich davon gute Qualität verspricht. Und genau das ist der Punkt. Man sollte mehr auf die Qualität als auf den Namen achten.

34:03

Das ist viel wichtiger und spielt eine nicht unbedeutende Rolle für die Gesundheit, denn bestimmte Materialien, wie zum Beispiel Plastik oder Farben mit Giftstoffen, können Hautallergien auslösen. Ich und meine Freundinnen, wir kaufen alle keine teuren Sachen, aber krank ist noch keine geworden. Ich habe auch nicht gesagt, dass nur teure Kleidungsstücke gut sind. Und sicher haben nicht alle Menschen eine empfindliche Haut.

34:29

Ms. Siebert, can you give our listeners a few tips on the subject of quality of clothing? So, clothing made of natural materials is always the best. By that I mean materials without any chemicals, for example made of cotton, linen, wool, cashmere. They are suitable for any skin type. If you want to be sure, you can of course buy real bio products. But the prices are rising again.

34:57

Also, these bio-waste first with food now also with clothes I don't know I think the industry is always thinking of something new to make money The young generation is quite critical I think that's good Eva I would have another question now among teenagers you sometimes see people with a very crazy outfit

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And not rarely do you even see whole cliques in which almost all look identical. Everyone is dressed the same. Adults often criticize something like that. Right? Adults, they don't even understand what it's about. It's great when you can see your friends in the outfit. Do you think we think the clothes of our parents are okay? She is monotonous, conservative and sassy. And what do you think about that, Ms. Siebert?

35:53

For young people it is especially important to distance themselves from their parents, to dress completely differently, and to pay attention to themselves, sometimes even provoke, they want to. But that is completely normal and belongs to this life section. And one must not forget that belonging to a group should be clearly recognizable.

36:14

Das haben Sie gut zusammengefasst. Hier ist aber unsere Zeit zu Ende. Frau Siebert, Eva, vielen Dank für das sehr interessante Gespräch.

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