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Chapter Specialist STEM Vocabulary in GFL Lessons: Why? What? For whom? By whom? How?
Specialist STEM Vocabulary in GFL Lessons: Why? What? For whom? By whom? How?
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Specialist STEM Vocabulary in GFL Lessons: Why? What? For whom? By whom? How?
An article by Maria Steinmetz
Facts and interesting information, for example, for engineers: there ios an growing demand for “technical” German. This article answers a number of interesting questions. In addition to that, there is a sample chapter from the book "German for Engineers (Deutsch für Ingenieure)".
An article by Maria Steinmetz
Facts and interesting information, for example, for engineers: there ios an growing demand for “technical” German. This article answers a number of interesting questions. In addition to that, there is a sample chapter from the book "German for Engineers (Deutsch für Ingenieure)".
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