Chris Abraham

Have Fun with Your New Language!: One thing I’ve noticed while trying to use German during my time in Berlin is that I’m having a lot of fun. While it’s true that I’m often frustrated—by what I cannot say—I really try to celebrate all my little wins.
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In 'Poor but Sexy' Berlin, Brands Need to Understand Casual: To Market Successfully, You Need to Know the College-Kid Mentality
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Learning German – Round 2: I arrived in Berlin, terrified of sounding like a toddler and a moron while trying to speak German. So, I just didn’t — I spoke English. After a while in Berlin, I signed up for another language course, again starting at the beginning. This time it was serious: three hours a day, five days a week, for four months.
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Listen to Reinforce Your Comprehension: I’ve learned that the only way to really learn a language is to soak yourself in it. I try to maximize my exposure to everything German as often as possible. One of my favorite ways to do this is to catch as much native content as possible.
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Lunch of Pasta with Frank: It is wonderful to live in the civilized world of Berlin.
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Map of the Berlin U-Bahn and S-Bahn: A convenient map of Berlin's famous Berlin U-Bahn and Berlin S-Bahn
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My Neighbor Berlin Hauptbahnhof: If I walk across the street, I get to walk into this majestic building, the “new” Berlin Hauptbahnhof.
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Officially Almost Tourist Season in Berlin: When the tour boats rife with rooftop tourists on white plastic chairs glide along the Spree, when the pale-flanked Europeans in tank tops quaff beer on makeshift bar beaches, when the sky is blue and not low clouds of steel gray, when the Fernsehturm glints and glimmers in a bright spiritual cross, then it is surely approaching tourist season in Berlin, Germany.
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Partying on Alexander Platz: I escaped the mad and mad-making (and shame-making) cleaning of my apartment to Alexanderplatz, which is famous in Berlin. On a Saturday evening, it is also popular as a place to listen to live music, in the background, as well as drink some beer, laugh your ass off, take some pictures, and enjoy the relatively warm weather.
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So, Where Do You Live in Berlin, Chris?: I don’t know how many people have actually been to Berlin — and with my friends, I am sure most of them; however, everyone always asks where I live. I guess you can say I live in Moabit, Berlin, or Tiergarten. Heck, I think it is important to just show you… you’ll get a much better idea.
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