 Obeying the laws in Germany, while visiting, advice bitte? |
| I would like to visit Berlin in May 2009, can any one please tell me which of the two months would be best to go? Also what's the rules in Germany? I am a bit worried about doing something ... |
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 Who has been to Germany? |
Who has been to Germany that wasn't enlisted in the service and what city or cities did you like best and why?
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 Can anyone recommend an inexpensive but lovely hotel in Berlin from personal experience? |
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 What's there to see in Berlin? |
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 When i'm done with highschool i want to move to Germany.? |
| So I am learning German right now in school. I am really interested in moving to Germany. I'm not sure wheather or not i would stay forever, but i would like to live there for some length of ... |
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 In the years to come are we going to see more German landmarks restored? |
| I known that even though WW-II had been over for over 6o years now, some of Germany's historic landmarks are only now being restored, ie. the Frauenkirche was finally rebuilt and completed in 200... |
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 What is the national flower of Germany? Why was it chosen? |
I am making a blog about flowers around the world.
Easy 10pts to whom ever can provide me with a picture link and historic details.
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 Can anyone tell me a little about Germany? |
my son is going to be stationed there. May visit him sometime. My ancestry from my grandparents come from Germany.
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 Where can you buy beer in Germany? |
In Canada you can only get it from Beer Store, LCBO, and restaurants/bars.
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 Why do Germans love urine and feces sеx so much? |
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 A question for Germans and people who have been living in Germany? |
| This is a question for German natives and/or people who have lived in Germany for a period of time. Do you enjoy living in Germany and are you happy there? If you have been to America: Do you like G... |
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| I want to go to or move to Germany someday...? |
I'm just wondering some questions...
I am German, but I'm a little afraid as to what people out there will think of me since I have lived in the U.S. my whole life. My uncle tells me ... |
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 Have you been to Germany? |
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 Can you buy m&m candies in germany ? |
can you buy m&m candies in germany ?
( the little chocolate candies that are usually sold in america )
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erotic woman |
Does any one know how much $100.00 u.s dallors is worth in Germany? |
and if its cheaper over there or more expensive than the U.S |
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eryka83
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First of all you have to check the daily euro rate because the rates changes daily. If you are talking about todays euro rate which is 0.7666 Euro for 1 USA Dollar. Then 100$ dollars would be 76,00 Euros. The euro is more expensive than the US dollar and this has being this way since in 1999 the coin changed. Before it use to be more cheap and better for US citizens to buy.
Here a little info about this:
History was made on 1st January 1999 when eleven European Union countries (later to become twelve) irrevocably established the conversion rates between their respective national currencies and the euro and created a monetary union with a single currency, giving birth to the euro.
The €uro is the currency of twelve European Union countries, stretching from the Mediterranean to the Arctic Circle (namely Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal and Finland). |
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a_bc249
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As Germany uses Euro, the rate is now 1 USD = 0.782487 EUR, meant it is 78.2 Euro for 100 USD. |
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tonalc1
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78.00 They use the euro |
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max_seduction
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100$ will work in germany as german govt. accepts dollars,
and they r cheaper than U.S. dollars |
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tianjingabi
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Go to www.xe.com for up to the minute conversions. You can find the conversion rate for any amount of any currency in the world to any other. |
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mannheim man
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$100.00 DUH |
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Sir Belmont IV
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German currency are the Euros. Therefore 100.00 USD are 78.74 Euros. |
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jezebel_lilly
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The exchange rates do change daily.Some things are cheaper here but for the most part it's way more expensive in Germany. |
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queen of mess
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83.333333 euros. Europe is much more expensive than the USA |
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The euro is more expensive then dollar so i have to be lest about 80 bucks. |
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