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Back to the roots

With “Discover Germany”, 15-year-old Savannah was able to learn more about her German roots.

Name: Savannah
City / Country: Burns Lake, B.C. / Canada
Year of birth: 1997
Occupation: student (9th grade)

I use DW because my parents are from Germany and I can learn German and I like the program.

I am interested in nature and environment, people and places.

What I especially like about DW is the program Discover Germany and Treasures of the World.

My first experience with DW: Watching Discover Germany and listening to my parents explain to us where those places are in Germany

My wish for the future is to have a lot more time to watch Discover Germany

Sent by: Savannah from Canada
Edited by: Jeanette Müller

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