I'll be in Germany for a few days after the weekend and am wondering if it's possible to change good old deutschmarks for euros at a bank. This will be in Bremen....
I need the sentence "This second counts for the rest of your life" translated to German. I wanted to get a tattoo of it in German because of my heritage, and I wanted to make sure it was ...
i'm going back again in the summer with my sisters..i went when the world cup was on and loved it,i can't wait to go back..anyone else love the city!...
My family is from there. When I turn 18 I would like to possibly go to college there. Does anyone know the requirements for their universities? And give me any information concerning residency, visas,...
they require me to have health insurance what if u don't have? will they ban you?
also, they said u have to have money to support urself. how much and do they mean money in the bank or cash ...
I want to move to Germany and open up a chiropractic office. I am learning the language now, but need some more information on the laws and regulations for moving there and opening a business as an ...
i was born in germany 32 years ago, and i'm having trouble getting my birth certificate. i was born in wurtzburg,germany and my husband needs it so that i can get my dependent card.is there ...
Its 220. This is only because it supposedly better for heating devices and heavy appliances. Just like i in the states. You get 220 to run washers and driers. I think it's kinda dangerous. The cheese sandwich making thing in my kitchen like exploded because of the high voltage. Cheese anyone? lol.
bubu
220
pasanjes
220 VAC / 50 Hz
passat_hobby
Hi, its 220 Volt and 50 Hertz. You need different plugs, look at Radio Shack p. Example.
If you take electric device with 110 Volt you need a converter too.
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