Lorenzo
Wed Nov 13 2024
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Do people say "moin" in Berlin?
I'm wondering if people in Berlin commonly use the greeting "moin". I've heard it in some German-speaking regions, but I'm not sure if it's typical in Berlin.
QuasarPulse
Sun Nov 10 2024
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1939
Do Austrians say "moin"?
I'm curious about the greeting habits in Austria. Specifically, I want to know if Austrians commonly use the term "moin" as a form of greeting, like how it's used in some other German-speaking regions.
Elena
Thu Nov 07 2024
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1057
Why do people say Doge?
People often say Doge because it has become a popular internet meme and slang, representing a humorous or exaggerated expression of surprise, excitement, or other emotions, usually accompanied by a specific image of a Shiba Inu dog.
DigitalDynastyQueen
Thu Nov 07 2024
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6 answers
1293
What do Germans say in greeting?
I'm curious about the common greetings used by Germans. I want to know what they typically say when they meet or greet someone, whether it's a formal or informal setting. Are there specific phrases or words they use?
DigitalLord
Thu Nov 07 2024
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1628
Why do Germans say guten tag?
I've always wondered why Germans greet each other with 'guten tag'. Is there a specific reason or history behind this common phrase? I'm curious to know the origin and what it represents in their culture.
