Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by ktpsns on Thursday May 17, 2018 @03:14PM
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German north is really very different from German south.
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Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by baxtr on Thursday May 17, 2018 @05:42PM
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Yeah... someone said the other day that if they had divided Germany into south/north instead of east/west, there would have not been a reunion. Maybe that’s true
Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by FearNotDaniel on Friday May 18, 2018 @09:42AM
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I've heard it commonly said in Austria: in Bavaria, you have left Austria, but you're not yet in Germany...
Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by opinionator1 on Friday May 18, 2018 @03:25PM
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I wonder what they meant by that. I've heard that Bavaria is the most German state of Germany.
Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by baxtr on Saturday May 19, 2018 @04:00AM
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It’s similar to Texas. Quite German, but then again some people dream to be independent. It is also called “Freistaat Bayern”, “Free state of Bavaria”
Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by mhd on Thursday May 17, 2018 @05:52PM
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Not as much if you compare urban to urban parts and rural to rural ones. Frisian island folk and the inhabitants of remote Alpine valleys have more in common with each other than both do with Hamburg or Stuttgart.
Re:Tiny Trains: Neat Narrow-Gauge Rail Connects German Islan...
by FearNotDaniel on Friday May 18, 2018 @09:44AM
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Though they may have some difficulty understanding each other, the dialects are so significantly different.