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How To Break Up In 7 Different Languages

Desperate to break up with your (not so) sweetheart this Valentine’s Day? Oh, that’s cold. At least let them off easy, and pretend you have class, by dumping them in the sultry tones of a foreign language.
February 8, 2016

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Sandra Halter

Sandra Halter grew up in the Swabian hamlet of Heidenheim an der Brenz and moved to Berlin in 2002. After studying politics and social science in Berlin and Paris, and making a few stopovers elsewhere, she happily ended up writing for Babbel … although she's still hoping to fulfill her secret desire to cover the next Oscars or royal wedding live.

Sandra Halter grew up in the Swabian hamlet of Heidenheim an der Brenz and moved to Berlin in 2002. After studying politics and social science in Berlin and Paris, and making a few stopovers elsewhere, she happily ended up writing for Babbel … although she's still hoping to fulfill her secret desire to cover the next Oscars or royal wedding live.

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