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Germany
By Jinghan
Traditional clothes in
Germany
Many Germans’ everyday clothes are
just like ours. Only difference is that in
traditional days they wear different
clothes. In winter they wear thick
coats ,gloves, scarfs and layers of this
and that.
Traditional clothes
Men wear leghoses which is similar to
the straps cowboys wear. Woman wear
Dirndls which in the winter style dirndl
has heavy, warm skirts and aprons
made of thick cotton, linen, velvet or
wool, and long sleeves. Summer style
is made out of cotton. Girls and boys
wear the exact same thing as the men
and woman do.
Festivals
Each fall the festival Beethovenfest
Bonn honours Ludwig van Beethoven
in his native city of Bonn with a
program that reflects the composer's
approach to music.
Oktoberfest is the world's largest fair
held annually in Munich, Bavaria,
Germany. It is a 16-day festival running
from late September to the first
weekend in October .
The Cranger Kirmes is a funfair in
Germany, located in near the Rhine–
Herne Canal in Crange in the city of
Herne. It is the second biggest fair in
Germany, only behind the Oktoberfest.
Germany
foods
German food is rich and delicious, with
each part of the country having its
own dishes and traditional food. Here
is a list of the traditional German food:
1. Apple pastry is a delicious pastry
filled with apples flavoured with
sugar, cinnamon, raisins and
breadcrumbs – and has been
popular since the 18th century.
2. A steaming bowl of eintopf will
warm you up on a cold day.
3. Rote grutze
This red fruit pudding is a popular
dessert in the North. It’s made from
black and red currants, raspberries and
sometimes strawberries or cherries,
which are cooked in their juice and
thickened with a little corn starch or
cornflour. It’s served with cream,
vanilla sauce or milk.
Where it is
Germany’s neighbouring countries
are:
Czech Republic
Austria
Poland
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxemburg
Denmark
Germany is located in west-north
Europe under the island of Norway
and Sweden. Its biggest cities and
towns are Berlin, Berlingel, Hamburg
and Munich.
German
language
Here are some basic German
language:
Yes/no-jab/nein-(pronunciation)
yar/niyn
Please-bitte- bitt-er
Hello/good evening-hallo/guten
abend-hal-lo/goot-en ar-bent
Sorry- Entschuldigung- ent-shool-digoong
I like it-es gefällt mir- ess ge-felt meer
Can you help me?- Können Sie mir
behilflich sein?- kern-en zee meer behilf-lixh ziyn