IB German B Customs, Traditions & Migration Bräuche, Traditionen & Migration Exercises

What is the main purpose of the community garden according to the speaker?

Which two countries' plants are specifically mentioned as examples?

Fill in the blank: 'Migration bedeutet oft ____, aber hier im Garten erschaffen wir gemeinsam etwas Neues.'

Why does the son feel uncomfortable about wearing traditional clothing?

How long has the family lived in Berlin?

True or False: The father wants the son to wear the clothes to show their cultural roots.

What was Herr Müller initially worried about?

Who visited Herr Müller's shop last week?

Why did the visitors want to buy traditional clothing?

Where did Amira celebrate the festival in Morocco compared to Munich?

What do Amira's German friends contribute to the celebration?

Fill in the blank: 'Wir mussten uns ____.'

How did the grandmother celebrate her festivals when she first arrived in Germany?

Why was the grandmother afraid to celebrate publicly in the past?

How does the grandmother feel when she sees her grandchild sharing traditions at school today?

What is the speaker's opinion on the bilingual street signs?

Why is the speaker's grandfather upset?

What is the main argument the speaker uses to support cultural diversity in the city?

Why do many migrants change their names, according to the podcast?

What is Mateo's original name?

What negative feeling does Mateo sometimes have about changing his name?

How has the festival changed over time?

What concern does the organizer have regarding the festival's popularity?

According to the news report, what are the two main themes of the festival?

What is the speaker's attitude towards the concept of a 'dominant culture' (Leitkultur)?

Which three countries are represented in the speaker's group of friends?

True or False: The speaker believes identity is a fixed thing that you bring with you.

What was the father's profession in Turkey?

Why was the father initially sad about his new bread recipe?

What does the new bread symbolize for the father now?

What observation does Dr. Weber make about the second generation of immigrants?

What specific example of cultural mixing in Berlin is mentioned?

What does Dr. Weber call this process at the end of the clip?

How does the mayor view migration in relation to tradition?

What specific festival is mentioned as becoming a local celebration?

What three values does the mayor believe everyone shares?

What was the speaker's goal when they were younger?

Why has the speaker's perspective changed?

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe identity without roots?