I know it means something like ´And that´s it!´... But what does BASTA mean when it´s on its own ?? And yeah... what DAMIT meant again... ?? And why was it decided to use these two words to ...
It's honestly my all time favourite movie. When my Mother was younger she loved it too and she visited Austria and she went to the lake (where the von Trapp children fall into the water) and the ...
I am traveling to Austria shortly and I would like to bring gifts to my family there. I was wondering what do Austrians like that only America has? Or what in general do foreigners like from the U...
We have one day of leisure in Vienna in the middle of a trafalgar tour of Austria and Germany. Has anyone got any suggestions as to what we could do? Thanks Additional Details Sorry that ...
We will be in Austria for a week.
Can you suggest what is the best mode of travel in Austria i.e. are trains well connected or is it better to travel in bus?
I will be in Vienna from 4 to 6 May and I would like to know from people who live the city every day the hot spots of Vienna, from Museums and Churches to coffee shops and parks open to public.I have ...
Yes, it´s the common language in Austria. There are different dialects of the German language, Austrians use some different expressions for some words - but it´s the same language!!
The Austrian dialect is very similar to the Bavarian dialect in Southern Germany
I should know best - I´m from Austria!!
revontulet
A German would tell you that austrians speak Austrian and write German.
There are many spoken dialects in Austria and the proper German ("Hochdeutsch") is learned almost as a second language for many - since it has even a different grammar than the spoken dialects.
randomwilliam
yes they do but they also speak there own dialect which depends on where they abouts come from
erin7
Austrians do speak German. Just with a different accent.
Don K
Austrians speak German, it's their native language. However the dialect is distinctive, something like a Georgia boy talking to a New Yorker. The Germans always know when the speaker is an Austrian