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… and tell us a random experience with Germans / Germany or anything German related?
Einmal hatte ich im Hinten eines Taxis gesessen. Der Fahrer entschied sich, ungefähr 70 mph zwischen zwei Verkehrampeln, mit nur etwa 100 Meter zwischen ihnen, zu fahren. Es war mir kein spaß.
Source: germanheit
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ribbon-teeth answered:
Am frohliche reise, meine Deutche drei klasse (auch mit zwei oder drei Deutche zwei schuleren) war in Deutchland! :D
saratheexchangestudent answered:
I’m an exchange student living in Germany and no matter how many times I tell them to please speak german with me, they insist on english :p
anti--you answered:
Um yeah, i’m German. xD
alessachiong answered:
I have an online friend from Germany who I’ve known for almost two years now, but I still don’t know what he looks like.
mawhoum answered:
Yes. nuttynewswire.com/story…
stuwilliams answered:
I once managed to buy ticket for a railway journey,(Alexanderplatz to Schonefelt) without the ticket clerk breaking into english in response
souja answered:
I find them very systematic in life
janamuvio answered:
i was in switzerland and was buying a lego set. it was my second time. the woman asked me, “ist das nicht genug fur dich?” i was shocked lol
pinkmoongrowup answered:
I was a volunteer for an Intercultural Program which involves some Europeans, had crush on a German boy. A good reason to learn a language.xD
nabbiyuki answered:
I used to date a German and when I learned more about his culture I was curious and been wanting to visit sometime. :)
my20kglife answered:
My favourite thing to hear from people when I spoke to them (in German) was an english response, “I’m not interesting” :)
summerbirds answered:
i hate germany. i am german. and i despise it.
violetpickles answered:
When I rode the bus in Germany, I saw a sign that said, Schwarzfahrer nicht erlaubt. I was shocked until I realized it meant having no ticket
elderwind answered:
A good friend of mine is studying the language, though I have yet to pester her to teach me.:D BTW, the Nietzsche answer up there is epic.
mauriciolazo answered:
i went to a German Restaurant in my city for some of the typical dishes and I found just fast food :( i still wanna try Deutsche Lebensmittel
resplendence answered:
My German teacher saw on the freeway a billboard saying “God is dead”-signed, Nietzsche. Soon after, she saw “Nietzsche is dead”-signed, God.
theplacethatwaspromised answered:
Last month there were 20 exchange students from Filderstadt at my school. It was fantastic! :D
intarweb answered:
I’m backpacking around New Zealand and I’ve met more Germans here than kiwis!
entropymorpheus answered:
Lived for 6 months in Regensburg for my junior year semester abroad. So many memories…in wenige Sätze kaum fassbar!
little-owlette answered:
I lived in Germany for 9 years, I miss it, many great memories.
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frauhelll answered:
We have a German Exchange Program at our school and the Germans came this year, giving presentations about German culture, like Oktober Fest!
squeejawed answered:
When my father was a child in Germany, his class went berry-picking. He ate so many berries he “schrutzed” in his Leiderhosen!
randomampersand answered:
I was traveling in Serbia and was trying to tell a story to a native. I had to recount the story through German for him to understand.
furioussoundsignifyingnothing answered:
I was someone’s liebchen for at least one year and practiced with him often. I took two semesters in college but my pronunciation is awful.
babbledaily answered:
I lived in Niederbayern for nearly 4 years because I fell in love with the town I did an exchange in high school in. Visit Deggendorf!!!
jillianxox answered:
Well, i love germans and i also love that commercial with the german coastguard, what are you sinking about ? ^^
newyorkninja answered:
I was in Philippines, my German grandfather is buried there, and everyone surrounding me was talking in German. They’re all Filipino. Random.
adesertsong answered:
I saw The Reader about a year ago and fell in love with David Kroß. I’ve been watching all of the German Kroß films I can get ahold of!
shittycity answered:
I was talking to a German who was learning english.. He told me, “She has.. Fat ass.. Like.. Black woman, shake it all the time”
getyourpokeon answered:
I stayed in Regensberg, Bavaria with my friend when I was 17 and it was the most liberating experience of my life! I love Germany!
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Einmal hatte ich im Hinten eines Taxis gesessen. Der Fahrer entschied sich, ungefähr 70 mph zwischen zwei Verkehrampeln,...
jvs answered:
one time i was in mecklenburg and we asked for drinks in a restaurant and they gave us giant drinks i had to pee like a madman
awinita answered:
my old german teacher’s favorite word, by far, was Eichhörnchen.
hell-low answered:
in high school I learned more German from German TV channels in my cable TV than from school :)
dollarstorebling answered:
Well i LOVE Germany! I went there last summer . It was amazing. And I CANNOT wait to go back ASAP. LIEBE
lovepropheteer answered:
There are sooooo many. Honestly, just visit my tumblr and there are some posts on Hofflichkeit and other topics.
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