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03-31-2007, 03:07 AM
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Re: BBV: Ask schummlalala what\'s it like to live in Germany
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Jever Pils FTW! [/ QUOTE ] Ye-wer (soft 'v', flat 'r') is sold all over Germany, but it's from the Northern Area, that's correct. I like it because of it's bitter taste. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] 
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03-31-2007, 03:19 AM
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Re: BBV: Ask schummlalala what\'s it like to live in Germany
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Can I visit Germany not knowing a lick of German and still be able to communicate fairly well with most people? How bi-(or tri, quad, whatever)lingual is the majority of the population? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, most people will understand you more or less, if not they will communicate 'mit Händen und Füßen' which means they will use gestures to help/ chat with you. Most germans are very helpful and friendly to visitors. I don't know exact numbers, but it's not like in sweden, where english is the second language. [ QUOTE ] How did you bastards deal with having such a close game with the US in the 2002 World Cup? Do you feel lucky that the blatant hand ball on the goal line wasn't called? [/ QUOTE ] I've to admit that I can not remember that specific game. I'm more into motor sports. And I like American Football, but my pay tv broadcaster didn't show the NFL this year. Beat.
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#54
03-31-2007, 03:23 AM
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Re: BBV: Ask schummlalala what\'s it like to live in Germany
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Why are there no fat people in germany when all you eat is sausage and sauerkraut? ps. i was just in germany. [/ QUOTE ] We drink more beer than the rest of the world, and that keeps us in shape. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] Where, EPT in Dortmund? Did you like it? Trip report pls.
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