Do German visitors in US need visa to go Canada
#25
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Try explaining to them, they should pay $24 for nothing in return. They are German, so it will be very difficult. We're not used to "entrance fees" unless there's some big show. Maybe that's why this fee is hidden when arriving by plane.
#26
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rk,
I am mentally exersizing possibility of your suggestion. If I went and waters called me and I gave in and bent over little more then I should have...does it mean I paid for nothing? Not even pictures? Hard to decide...
logos,
did you mean it as an insult when you wrote "They are German, so it will be very difficult"? I want to make sure prior to jumping in your throat...(and I am not even German!) I am sure lav will appreciate the answer also.
I am mentally exersizing possibility of your suggestion. If I went and waters called me and I gave in and bent over little more then I should have...does it mean I paid for nothing? Not even pictures? Hard to decide...
logos,
did you mean it as an insult when you wrote "They are German, so it will be very difficult"? I want to make sure prior to jumping in your throat...(and I am not even German!) I am sure lav will appreciate the answer also.
#29
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Your guests are German, so you can demonstrate some knowldege about Germany: Prussians are all non Bavarian german speaking people, except Tyrolians, who are simply Tyroleans and Saxons (from Saxony) who are tolerated (maybe because of their funny language).
Then there are "foreign Prussians" called "a ausländischa Preiß", those are people from foreign countries that behave like Prussians
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Then there are "foreign Prussians" called "a ausländischa Preiß", those are people from foreign countries that behave like Prussians
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#31
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You basically ask a German, where he/she is from, if the answer isn't Bavaria they're Prussians. Just tell them: "I was told you're a Preiß" they will understand.
Bavarian Wurst is the best. The Thuringians claim they have good Bratwurst, but don't believe them, they a just Preißn! Other words for Preißn are "Saupreiß" sometimes this comes with a "damischer or verreckter".
. Just greet them with "Servus ihr damischen Saupreißn" when they arrive at the airport.
Bavarian Wurst is the best. The Thuringians claim they have good Bratwurst, but don't believe them, they a just Preißn! Other words for Preißn are "Saupreiß" sometimes this comes with a "damischer or verreckter".
. Just greet them with "Servus ihr damischen Saupreißn" when they arrive at the airport.
#33
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Just try to relax, noting bad happened. Driving 300km to get $8 in cash is a lasting impression of US border guards and "insane" regulations by uncle sam. Same goes for this biometric nonsense that doesn't help anybody. What you could do is write to your comgressman/woman. Tell them you don't like the way "friendly" tourists are treated. That might help.
#36
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I have to say (not without a pride of some sort) that I dig British humor so to me anything else is a piece of cake.
I just remember I'd never heard German humor!
Any examples?
And yes, thanks for clarification about sausages quality.
I had lived in Noishtrelitze (sp wrong I am sure - very Northern of germany small village) and there I had tried best knockwursts ever.
Later being in Berlin I liked them.
Not as much but ok.
Later in Hamburg we bought it fresh from the butcher - nothing! Nothing like I had ever tasted before! If it wasn't for the rivers and lakes I would hate this city. But I couldn't because I loved it...maybe I've used wrong mustard?
I just remember I'd never heard German humor!
Any examples? And yes, thanks for clarification about sausages quality.
I had lived in Noishtrelitze (sp wrong I am sure - very Northern of germany small village) and there I had tried best knockwursts ever.
Later being in Berlin I liked them.
Not as much but ok.
Later in Hamburg we bought it fresh from the butcher - nothing! Nothing like I had ever tasted before! If it wasn't for the rivers and lakes I would hate this city. But I couldn't because I loved it...maybe I've used wrong mustard?


