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I have a few questions.
1. What are the things we can't do in Germany?
2. What are the things people in Germany always do that other countries don't do?
I ask these questions bcs I kinda don't trust google đŹ... sometimes google give us information that are not true ...
I have a few questions.
1. What are the things we can't do in Germany?
2. What are the things people in Germany always do that other countries don't do?
I ask these questions bcs I kinda don't trust google đŹ... sometimes google give us information that are not true ...
1. What are the things we can't do in Germany?
2. What are the things people in Germany always do that other countries don't do?
I ask these questions bcs I kinda don't trust google đŹ... sometimes google give us information that are not true ...
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@justcallmecryss âTschĂŒssâ is a lot more common than âAuf Wiedersehenâ.
Itâs better to use âTschĂŒssâ although âAuf Wiedersehenâ is not wrong but as I said not very common anymore :)
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I canât really compare to other countries. What did google tell you? I can confirm or deny it đ
I canât really compare to other countries. What did google tell you? I can confirm or deny it đ
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@conan Google said putting your hands in your pocket when talking to someone and thumbs up is considered as rude ... is it true? cause I don't think it's rude if we do that here (i guess)
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@justcallmecryss thumbs up? Could you send me the link? I think itâs maybe considered rude in a formal situation
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@justcallmecryss Hmm I think itâs about men (women rarely. Iâve never seen it đ€) who have they hands in the pockets of they trouser. Like this
https://pantomime-popkultur.de/wp-content/uploa...
You shouldnât do it in formal situation or presentation but other than that nobody has a problem with it đđ
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@justcallmecryss âTschĂŒssâ is a lot more common than âAuf Wiedersehenâ.
Itâs better to use âTschĂŒssâ although âAuf Wiedersehenâ is not wrong but as I said not very common anymore :)
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I think there are very few thing's you can't to in Germany, that people in other countries do.
Germans like their distance and anonymity. So if you get too close to a stranger, he may feel uncomfortable.
Most Germans talk quietly in public and that's one of the reasons why visitors from countries where people used to talk loudly may be perceived as uncomfortable.
But that's usually not a problem with people from Asia.
Some international celebrities like Germany because even journalists are unobtrusive here and nobody bothers them in public. I've seen celebs like Keanu Reeves or Orlando Bloom walking through Berlin and nobody tried to get in contact or asked for an autograph. Some people (like me) were just shy watching from a distance.
What you can do in Germany: drink alcohol in public at any daytime
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