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 Where are the poorest places in Germany?
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 I am going on Europe tour visiting also Neuschwanstein castle - how to be behave when the king shows up ?
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 Any advice on traveling by train between frankfurt and berlin?
going in a couple of weeks, traveling on sunday....


 What does "Himmez" stands for in european language?
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 Mainz....?
Has anybody lived / stayed / visited Mainz in Germany?
Or do you live there?
I would just like to know a bit more about this city from first hand experiences. I've been to Hamburg and ...


 Do people live in Frankfurt? Are they German? What language do they speak?
Am I not supposed to ask so many questions? Is there a super-duper smart person here that know's everything and strangely is chosen as the best answerer usually before anyone else can respond?...


 I'm going to Schweinfurt, Germany in May. How is the weather, and what type of clothing should I bring?
I love learning about history and culture when visiting another country, were are some places I can go while I'm in Schweinfurt, Germany? How can I get to Paris from Schweinfurt, Germany at a ...


 Are german parents strict with kids?
I saw one german movie in which a dad pulls down his sixteen yr old sons underwear and spank Does that really ...


 I want to learn German language in Germany ,any suggestions ?
I'm Egyptian ,and want to apply for a PhD in Germany ,but I need to be fluent in German ....


 How much would 2 adult tickets and 1 senior ticket from Newark to Miunich,Germany cost??? We are flying.?
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 What is there to do in Germany?
I'm going to Germany in two weeks to visit my boyfriend. I will be around Ramstein AFB area. I was wondering what is there to do around that area and what fun things can we enjoy seeing?...


 What is the speed limit in Germany?
Please support your answer........


 Can you buy the album Zimmer 483 from Tokio Hotel in the US, cause I've looked everywhere and can't find it?
Do you have to ship it in from another country or is there somewhere you can buy it and im just not looking good enough?...


 GERMAN.......help please?
how do i say 'i love you more than anything?'...


 Berlin attractions?
good atttractions that are worth going to berlin ...


 Is Munich better than Berlin?
I went to Berlin in August and liked it very much, just wondering is it more worth it to go to Munich?...


 I'm English and we just moved to Germany in March and I need help with a couple things?
Me an My Husband and 4 children moved to Germany in March.Are friend was suppose to help us with everything but all he did was take are money so now we have no one to help us with German.We got a ...


 I need to know alot about germany, becuse i have to do a report on it so if you can help me out thats great!!!
i'm looking for GRMANY, EURPOE
and i need to know: what they eat, what they wear, what they do alot during the day, what there capital is, and a couple more things so if you can help me ...


 Help with this German please?
In terms of German postage can anyone tell me what the word ...

"Nachname" means?

It is related to postage costs and options and the article states ...

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 (Alwin E & other German people only)What is the difference between "Entschuldigung" and "Oh,das tut mir Leid"?
If I ask a German "Wie geht es Ihnen? " and the German replied , " Leider nicht sehr gut. "

I wanna show my sympathy towards him. I mean I wanna say " I am sorry ...



sinm0123

Where can I find the flat square pillows that they use in German hotels? What are they called?

My husband and I went to Germany a couple of years ago and we just loved those pillows, but we can't find them. I've tried a few online sites, but I don't know what they're called and I can't seem to find anything but the fluffy ones you can buy here.
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The ones I'm looking for aren't the big fluffy "euro" or "continental" ones, they are sort of flat. More like a thick comforter than a pillow. They're thin enough for folding in half or just pushing up the edges. I got one of the continental style ones and it's very fluffy.

    



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dbdoit
The German term for a pillow is 'Kopfkissen'- standard size 80x80 centimeters. Not sure where you could get them in the US - maybe IKEA? Try www.IKEA.com and search for 'Gosa'(Swedish for pillow?). In Germany the price range from 5 to well over a 100 Euro's depending on which poor bird was used. I always bring 1 or 2 in my suitcase for my brother's family - they visited me and felll in love with them too. I am sure there must be some firm that makes them in the US or imports them.


pro_and_contra
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They are called "Kopfkissen" and you can't find them here.....if you live close to a Ikea Store you might find one there....but then you have to buy the Pillow cases there too !!!!


MEW
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Yup, look for European or Continental pillows. The difference is that in Germany they are down feather pillows and they are probably well broken in...and that's what makes them foldable. I haven't seen them at Ikea, though. I've seen them at Mervyn's...but not in down...just that foam garbage.


Petra_au
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The european style pillows are called...
"Continental Pillows"

Just do a search on Google etc...
Hope that helps you.


Paris Hilton
Got 2 German duvets at a department store-(cost as much to ship as to buy)--but no pillows--but probably any major department store would have them--- check out Kaufhaus des Westens on line in Berlin...


fem40_98
They are Down Pillows and the closet thing here in size is called Euro Size, it is square.


consultant_rom
You should easily find what you need on the German ebay, if you search for "Kisse" or "Kissen" (this includes also the small ones of up to 30 cm x 30 cm or "Kopfkisse" or "Kopfkissen" which specifies the bigger ones in the beds.

Check out, if they are filled with "Daunen" meaning goose-feathers or duck-feathers.


?
Go back to Germany, check into a hotel, and take what you need.





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