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Want to learn more about the difference between gross ("brutto") and net ("netto") salaries in Germany? We explained what's being deducted in this episode from the Easy German Podcast:
🎙️ 232: Das deutsche Sozialsystem
→ https://www.easygerman.fm/232
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Learn German with our street interviews: In this episode we repeat an experiment that Janusz did two years ago in Berlin. We ask people on the street, this time in Munich, how much they earn. Salary is considered a taboo subject in Germany, but this time people are surprisingly open. Manuel also explains the difference between "gross" and "net".

Lernt Deutsch mit unseren Straßeninterviews: In dieser Episode wiederholen wir ein Experiment, dass Janusz vor zwei Jahren schon mal in Berlin gemacht hat. Wir fragen die Leute auf der Straße, diesmal in München, wie viel sie verdienen. Das Gehalt gilt in Deutschland als Tabuthema, aber diesmal sind die Leute überraschend offen. Manuel erklärt euch außerdem den Unterschied zwischen "brutto" und "netto".
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Hosts of this episode: Manuel Salmann
Camera & Edit: Chris Thornberry/Rawad Sabbagh
Translation: Ben Eve