So im might be moving to Germany. Im 16. What is there to do there? |
| My dad is getting a job in Germany. I am a very social person, love music and photography. I have looked up online what there is to do but theres not very many good sources. Any help?... |
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Sprechen sie deutsch fraulein? |
sprechen sie deutsch fraulein?
What does that mean? What language is it? I can't figure it out...... |
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Did it cost ,20 or ,30 Mark to use a pay phone in Germany? |
Like in the 1990s or 2000s Additional Details i mean 0,20 and 0,30 mark...and those are the two options which is better?... |
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German - 4 countries? |
ok i have a german assignment due tomorrow can some one please help with this question?
name the four countries in which German is the official language and the flags of them
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So Im moving to germany in march, cell phone, walmart ect? |
Im getting stationed there and need to know a few things?
What cell phone will work, and a cheap plan?
What store over there is like walmart,
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Is Rammstien a neo-nazi band? |
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Advise a travel plan in Germany for 5 days? |
We are planning for a family trip (me, my hubby son - 11 years, son - 6 years) to Germany between 20th March and 25th March. We are living in Dubai and totally new to Europe.
Our plan is to ... |
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German passport? |
do you have to live in germany for five years to get a German passport. Please help me , give me any details or stuff you have to do to get a German passport. Additional Details Just to ... |
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When I was in Germany...? |
| at the airport I bought a bottle of water, as the sign said, for what I thought was €1.50, but they charged me €1.75 as there was €.25 'Pfand' on it. Does anyone know what this is and ... |
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Why can't women throw away the inhibitions and be REAL? What are they so terrified of? |
I was on the Frankfurt tram today and this band of "musicians" got on and played a ragged Tex-Mex rendition to liven things up and of course went down the aisle with the cup afterwards.
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What does liebchin mean? |
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About German postage stamps..East or West Germany? |
I have a few German stamps, I'm not too sure where they are from:
3 of them have 'Deutsche Bundespost' on them (links provided). Might be they are from before unification ? ... |
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German saunas/pools/gyms? |
| hey, I'm a high-school student from the US going to study abroad in Germany. I was wondering if there are any saunas/pools/gyms that are primarily for teens and other high schoolers? would these ... |
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What is the german alphabet and Pronunciation? |
| I want to know because i am writing a story about a little boy who is a horse lover but his parents sell his horse behind his back and when he finds out they tell him that the horse was no good, long ... |
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Is it true that some bowling alleys in germany have...? |
| pornographic pictures on a screen as a 'prize' when you get a strike? my german teacher was tellling my class about it and wanted to know. its truly ... |
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Where is the safest place to live in germany? |
Im looking to move to Germany in the next 2 years, and I want to know where is a good place to live. I want some where.. close to holland preferably.. but any where is nice if you give me some kind of idea :P |
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made
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Avoid big cities. I would prefer a place with a big (old) university. There u have all kinds of people around and it has a cosmopolitan touch. Its safer and interesting! |
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sidulrike
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Stay away from the East, the Holland Border area is generally nice, so is the one to Belgium or Luxembourgh. Aachen is indeed nice, a smaller nice town would be Trier or Wittlich. The Rhein-Main-Area is really nice and has tons of things to do as well, just downtown Frankfurt might not be such a great place when it comes to safety but personally I´ve never encountered any problems there at any given time of the day or night.
Hope you find a place you like, there are tons of them! |
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Fernweh
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According to the latest crime statistics, Munich is the safest large city in Germany. The safest overall is Solingen.
If you want to live near the Netherlands, your best choice would be Aachen (#22 on the safest list). |
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JJDAWSON_NY
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Compared to the States Germany is pretty safe! O_O
I lived in Dusseldorf for 5 years (a large city) and had no problems! I guess if you had to name areas i would say parts of Berlin and maybe certain areas of Former East Germany where unemployment is sky high. |
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eddievanhalen
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The dutch-german border is quite long. There are lots of choices on what you prefer. Aachen is certainly a nice city, but even further north towards the coast is nice. Another factor is that even if you live (for american comparison) 1 hour from the border, your choices are very extensive.
I suppose the same goes for rule of thumb in the states: large cities are more dangerous. But they don't offer the variety in life (theater, movies, restarants, bars, etc.) |
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Becky T
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Germany in general is safer than the states but it's always a good idea to stay away from big cities. The nice thing about Germany is that there are tons of villages all around major metropolitian areas so take your pick! I would avoid places like Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, and Frankfurt but feel free to be close to them in a quaint little town! |
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Mickey
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i lived in a more residental area, with a few manufacturing businesses surrounding us. it was quite comfortable and safe there. the others r correct, if u live near the bigger cities, crime rate will be higher than small towns. |
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