If you're an employee planning to move to Germany, the first thing you'll have to speak about in an interview is your designation, for example, teacher, lawyer, etc. Fun fact: the name for a male doctor is not the same as that for a female doctor. This episode will help you find out what your profession is called in German. Here's an overview:Teacher (male) - der Lehrer, Teacher (female) - die Lehrerin, Engineer (male) - der Ingenieur, Engineer (female) - die Ingenieurin, Farmer (male) - der Landwirt, Farmer (female) - die Landwirtin, Restaurant waiter - der Kellner, Restaurant Waitress - die Kellnerin, Salesman - der Verkäufer, Saleswoman - die Verkäuferin, Doctor (male) - der Arzt, Doctor (female) - die Ärztin, Mechanic (male) - der Mechaniker, Mechanic (female) - die Mechanikerin, Policeman - der Polizist, Policewoman - die Polizistin, Nurse (male) - der Krankenpfleger, Nurse (female) - die Krankenschwester, Electrician (male) - der Elektriker, Electrician (female) - die Elektrikerin, Cook (male) - der Koch, Cook (female) - die Köchin, Journalist (male) - der Journalist, Journalist (female) - die Journalistin, Lawyer (male) - der Rechtsanwalt, Lawyer (female) - die Rechtsanwältin, Actor (male) - der Schauspieler, Actor (female) - die Schauspielerin, Flight attendant (male) - der Flugbegleiter, Flight attendant (female) - die Flugbegleiterin

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