In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One beauty of the Internet is that it's easier than ever before to find native speakers of foreign languages to practice with. The same is true of German. Various language sites online will match you with native speakers. Some allow you to hear pronunciation by putting your cursor on a letter. Look up You Tube videos of people speaking German, including counting from 1 to 10, so that you can hear the words before you try speaking them.Some sites use music and song to teach children and others how to count in German. German is a very common language at universities. It should be pretty easy to find a local school that teaches the language if you live in a big enough city. Otherwise, you could check online. You could also record yourself counting to 10 in German, and then play it back. This is one of the best ways to perfect your speech. Traveling to or living in Germany is going to greatly enhance your language abilities. Speaking a foreign language repeatedly to native speakers is really the best way to learn it.
Summary: Find a native speaker. Take a language course online or at a university.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Gardeners in cool, temperate regions will have the best luck with resilient flowers and shrubs like sorrels, daylilies and ostrich fern. These plants are better equipped to survive low or drastically fluctuating temperatures than their warm-weather counterparts. Plants that favor frigid conditions tend to be woody and have little colorful foliage. You can find more information on the different climate zones and where you fall within them online. If you live someplace where it's warm and humid year round, stick to species that do well in steamier environments. Some good examples are amaranths, various species of ferns, and the ever-popular orchid, which can't seem to get enough heat and moisture. The thick, waxy leaves of spider plants and aloe make them well-adapted to warmer zones. When chosen for container gardening, you can easily shuffle them around to where the air is muggiest. Bamboo also has no problem finding footing in hot spots and can be strategically planted to serve as an attractive and exotic privacy hedge. Just be careful to make sure it doesn't spread out of control. The amount of rainfall your plants take in can play a big part in how well they ultimately do. Gardens that see regular showers usually won't be in need of much extra watering. On the other hand, your plants may benefit from 2-3 good drinks a day if they spend a lot of time drying out under the hot sun. All it takes is one good storm to drown out species like cotyledon and verbena, which don't like to get wet. Run a quick search for the annual rainfall averages in your neck of the woods to get an idea of how frequently you'll need to water your plants. Plug your postal code into an online frost date calculator to find out when the first and last frosts of the season are due where you live. With few exceptions, young plants respond poorly to plunging temperatures. Knowing when they're coming will allow you to plant new additions accordingly and take measures to protect the selections that are already below ground. The National Centers for Environmental Information makes many excellent resources available to curious regional gardeners.
Summary: Plant hardy perennials in cold conditions. Grow heat-tolerant plants in tropical and subtropical climates. Take the precipitation levels in your area into account. Plan for frost.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Honey has been shown to ease a sore throat and ease coughs. To take it in the simplest way, you can simply eat a spoonful of it straight from the jar. You do not need to eat a lot of honey to experience its benefits. About 1 teaspoon of honey should suffice. When easing a sore throat or cough with honey, it's a good idea to add it to a warm drink. The warmth is soothing to the throat and it keeps you hydrated, which keeps mucus thinner. By adding a teaspoon or so of honey to a cup of tea or hot water you can help ease discomfort and boost your immune system at the same time. To make your honey and hot water mixture taste even better, add a teaspoon of lemon juice as well. This will help to balance out the sweetness of the drink. If you have a cough or sore throat that is emerging, start taking honey right away and take it whenever you need it throughout the day. This will help you avoid experiencing severe symptoms because it will limit the irritation you experience over the course of your illness. Taking honey from the onset of symptoms can help you cope with them but will not always eliminate them all together. Honey can help with your cough or sore throat day and night. Drinking a warm beverage with honey in it before bed can help suppress nighttime coughs. Adding honey to a warm cup of tea can ease your symptoms and help you get in the mood to go to sleep. However, add honey to a tea that promotes sleep, such as chamomile or other caffeine-free herbal teas. Drinking a caffeinated tea could cause you to have trouble sleeping.
Summary:
Eat a spoonful of honey. Add honey to a warm beverage. Begin taking honey when symptoms begin. Take honey before bedtime.