 Where in Hamburg can I buy a replica Rolex? |
| I am looking to buy a replica watch in Hamburg, Germany. What is the best part of town to look for people selling watches like this. Also, what is a good part of town where there are Flea Markets and ... |
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 I just moved to Lindenberg, in Bavaria-where can I buy sweet potatoes? |
I shop at Aldi, Lidl, Kaufmarket, and Netto, and they don´t have sweet potatoes!
Is it just not the season, or do they just never sell this food?... |
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 November Ninth in Germany? |
| List all the reasons why you think November Ninth is important in Germany. (Please, no "because its November ninth".) I know what the date is.... |
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 Which is better for a short break-Munich or Berlin? |
| Heya I wanna take a short break to germany (3 days-ish) and was wondering what has more to do and see, Munich or Berlin? Me and my friend are in our early 20's but not looking for a drinking ... |
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 I`m a New Zealander. I can`t seem to find work in Germany. Can anyone help me? |
| I`m a male. I will do any kind of work. Will be greatful if you point me to a good website.... |
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 Hotels in Munich? |
Can someone please help me to find a hotel in Munich?
Me, my mother and my sister are going to stay there for 5 nights, but there seems to be a problem to find a hotel room for 3 persons.....
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 How long would it take for a piece of mail to get to Iraq from Germany? |
| I'm thinking of asking a friend to mail something to our son, who is serving there with the Marines.... |
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 Germans have you ever heard anyone speak Yiddish? Could you understand them? |
I have heard that if you know German you could understand Yiddish, what do you guys say?
I'm asking because I want to learn Yiddish but there are classes here, so I thought if I took G... |
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 I need 57.92 Euros to be in American dollars help!!! |
| hi could someone translate 57.92 Euros into Us dollars for me please it would really help me out a lot!! ... |
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 Is germany in northern europe or mid west europe? |
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 In Germany 40yrs ago we went on a school trip somewhere that had a colossal black statue of a manWhere was it? |
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No it's none of them. I know the feet of this enormous statue were on ground level and we stood beside them, they were monstrous in size.... |
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 I am getting stationed in germany, is there any way i can take my girlfriend and kid without getting married? |
we were married before got a divorce, dont want to get remarried but i want her and my kid around
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| What is with these packs of women in Germany walking with ski poles? |
| I have been living in Germany for about 3 years now and have noticed these constant "gangs" of about 5-15 middle aged women walking in groups using ski poles. It's not like they are ... |
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 Do I have to use the (ex. die) articles in this sentence? (GERMAN)? |
I have to translate this test question:
The waiter recommends veal cutlet or beef rolls with potatoe dumplings.
Here is how I translated it:
Der Ober empfiehlt Schnitzel oder R... |
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Wooden shoe from germany? |
I have a wooden shoe from germany, it is dated either 1902 or 1904 it has detailed engraving in wood. the craftsmans name is on the back of the shoe with date, does anyone no how i could get any info. |
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GRUMPY
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Contrary to popular belief, including me until I asked, wooden shoes were popular in the farming areas of southern Germany. Trees were plentiful and a shoemaker could make a pair in short time. They were just "work shoes", nothing more. I learned this from a friend of mine when I asked about all the pictures of concentration camp prisoners wearing wooden shoes.
Perhaps you could do a search of the name on the back and get more info, but YES wooden shoes did come from parts of Geramny also. |
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Have a dig on this website. It is The Antiques Roadshow. It's a good starting point for contacts.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/southerncounties/history/antiques_roadshow/rhs_wisley.shtml |
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julie travelcaster
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While wooden shoes generally come from Holland, not Germany, there is a significant common border in the northwest of Germany,and some watery cities. So it is conceivable that the technology traveled to Germany.
I agree that an antiques expert is your best bet. |
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The wooden shoes coming normally from Holland. Check the web. |
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try holland |
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usually these wodden shoes come from Denmark not from germany... at least thats what i thought^^ |
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