Goldene Worte

Verliebtheit und Liebe sind Gefühle, die international sind und gern in Sprachbilder gepackt werden. Manche ähneln sich, manche überhaupt nicht. Nicht jede Redewendung kann übersetzt werden. Ein kleiner Vergleich. 

Gerade Dichter und Denker sind oft Feuer und Flamme für Sprachspiele, und so begegnet man in der Literatur oft der Alliteration. Doch nicht nur dort – auch in der gesprochenen Sprache ist dieses Stilmittel gang und gäbe. 

Der Mist gehört genau dorthin, wo die Wörter warten, die man nicht sagen soll. Zwar haben derbere und neudeutsche Wörter ihm und seinen Synonymen den Rang abgelaufen. Aber die Verwendung macht immer noch Spaß. 

The obsession with gold has been a human weakness since the moment our ancestors first glimpsed its luminous surface. Tune in to learn about the latest golden discoveries unearthed at the Sanxingdui site. 

There are two types of people who buy gold. Speculators who see it as a risk-adverse asset class to buy when other investments look a little shaky. There are also those who hold onto gold because they believe paper money has no intrinsic value and is therefore susceptible to coll ... Show More

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the system that flourished from 1870 when gold became dominant and more widely available, following gold rushes in California and Australia. Banknotes could be exchanged for gold at central banks, the coins in circulation could be gold (as with the ... Show More

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the system that flourished from 1870 when gold became dominant and more widely available, following gold rushes in California and Australia. Banknotes could be exchanged for gold at central banks, the coins in circulation could be gold (as with the ... Show More

The world exists how it is. We add the good the bad the beautiful and the ugly. We all see the world through a different lens. Listen up.! 

Robert Kiyosaki is well-known for the phrase “Savers are losers” and it’s never been more true than in today’s economy. In his book, today’s guest says, “As history reveals an ugly pattern of governments spending tomorrow’s hard-earned savings today leaving unknowing savers holdi ... Show More