 The equivalent of Hollister in Germany? oO? |
Maybe a weird question. Sorry about that. xD
Does anyone know what the equivalent of Hollister, AE, A&F, Aero, etc., would be in Germany? I mean, are there any kind of designers that are ... |
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 Where is a good place to eat breakfast in Cologne, Germany? |
| We are going to Cologne (Koeln) in Germany for a few days next week but want to eat breakfast somewhere that's good value and tasty. Has anyone got any recommendations?... |
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 For those who know GERMAN? |
for my german class, we need to do a xmas card in german... can you pls tell me if u understand my text and if there are grammar/spelling errors, pls. correct me. tnx:
Es ist die Zeit, die ... |
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 I'm transitting in Frankfurt early in the morning, for 2 hours, is there anything that I can do? |
| My train from Frankfurt to Stuttgart leaves at 8, which I arrive at 6. It would still be dark then? I hope I can walk around for at least an hour an half. Could somebody suggest something closeby the ... |
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 USA or Germany? |
| If you have lived in the US and in Germany, where do you prefer to live and why?... |
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 Germans: why do you think Abu Ghraib was inhuman? |
| I mean we had to fight against this bad and evil people of Iraq, so why we bother what happened to ... |
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 (German guys only) Can you suggest any good German pop/rock/folk/ hip-hop music? |
I am open to any kinds of music generes. But it needs to be in German language.
I just know Remstein and Revolverheld and Tokio Hotel and Modern Talking . Can you suggest more German ... |
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 Has anyone been to Hamburg? |
If so, what did you think of the place? Can you recommend any good bars etc?
What are the general prices there for food / drinks / gas cookers etc?
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 Germany..? |
| I need one natural thing in germany like the rocky mountains in utah.... |
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 4 Days in Berlin? |
Need some good, trendy tips for eating, drinking, shopping & sightseeing in Berlin. We already have a place to stay. Best shopping districts? Cabarets? Shows? Thanks.
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 When I travel to Germany will I have to worry..? |
| about people staring at me because of the way I look and act? How do Germans treat the mentally challenged? Nicely, or ignore them? I do not mean local odd balls but foreign off the wall odd balls. I... |
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| What is the drinking age for germany? |
18 or 16?
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what if your from america how do they know your 18? because im gonna go and idk how to prove my age...im kinda short too...im thinking of just growing a ... |
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 Im moving to Germany, where can I find neccessary info and paperwork for citizenship? |
Im also looking for info on apartments or housing in Germany(cost & location). Not only am i in a wheelchair but im moving with a small dog. so, these r things to keep in mind.
also, can ... |
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 (German guys/ladies only) Does tennis player Roger Federer speak "Hochdeutsch" or "Swiss German" in this video? |
Question 1) The same as the title quetion
The Swiss tennis player Roger Federer's video:
http://www.youtube.com/w
Question 2) What about these guys? ... |
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Do they celebrate Thanksgiving in Bavaria? |
i should be there about that time..and looking forward to a nice juicy turkey.. |
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Irksome
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actually we do, just not like here in the US. It's not a big deal.
It really should be, because literally translated into english in Germany we celebrate harvest thanks.. to celebrate a good harvest!!! |
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Catholics do; it's called the "Erntedankfest" ("harvest thanksgiving"). They celebrate it with beautifully decorated churches; you should at least once see a big catholic church decorated with the "fruits of the fields" the people bring along. It's quite impressive. You have to go inside; the "Thanksgiving Table" is mostly right beside the altar. Don't worry; they don't throw atheists out. Just have a look; it's beautiful.
Instead of turkeys, we eat geese. Turkeys are not so widespread here in Germany, but each year, in catholic regions, hundreds of geese lose their lives to be the "St Martin's goose". I`m looking forward to a delicious goose, served with Blaukraut (red cabbage) and a Knödel (dumpling). |
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hein
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Irky can give you the translation,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vpt7WB0FME
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Purple
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Huh? I just bought a turkey! Guess what I named her...
I can't wait to eat it! |
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Yes.
I see a nice juicy turkey on your avatar...
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Thanksgiving is strictly a USA holiday. Turkey is also a food almost exclusively in the USA. |
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