Hi, I'm going to be heading to Germany in two weeks, and I'm trying to look through travel books to decide what I want to do, but between restaurants, clubs, museums, sites, etc., there'...
What are the adresses of the Porsche and Mercedes plants in Germany?, also what are some intresting places to visit in germany, and what are the adresses??...
I am travelling to Germany in October and planning on visiting Munich, Dachau, Salzburg and Berchtesgaden. Any suggestions on specific things to do? What's the best way to get to Dachau and B...
How many euros would a Coke at a convenience store cost? or a candy bar? A burger and fries at McDonalds. Just trying to get my head around the buying power of the Euro. :)...
Few questions to ask before I go?
What is the nearest airport in Germany to Walluf?
How to get to Walluf from this nearest airport? Train? Bus? Car?...
If you live in Germany I am sure you know to which drink I am referring to. I had it for the first time in Kasser Turm in Weimar where I met my second GF. I hoped to order some and have it shipped ...
They speak 'Berlinerisch' ...but you will year all kind of German dialects and all kind of languages there ...especially Turkish, Polish, Russian but also English...people from over 100 countries/nations are living in Berlin and people from all parts of Germany!
Alwin E
Berlinerisch. The Brandenburg dialect varies a bit from that spoken in Berlin, but not much. You'll find that they often replace the s from standard German with a t, or the German ch sound with a ck ("ich" - "I" - becomes "ick" or "icke"; "das" - "that" - becomes "dit" or "dette"). -- Besides, as people from all around Germany live and work in Berlin, standard German is also widely used.
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btw, you could also say "Preussisch" ("Prussian"), that's how many southerners call the Berlin dialect; but they really don't like that word in Berlin...
Ethan H
It is easiest to understand German there. They speak hochdeutsch, or the normal german that you would learn in a class here. Its when you head south that you run into different accents that would be hard to understand.
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