I want to put together two things that I love: art and knowing cultures.
So we are going to inaugurate a new section #LearningDeutsch
The first thing we learned recently in our trip to München (Munich)
is that if you want a liter of beer you ask for a Maß .
Yes, a liter glass and it's going to be very normal to drink more than one,
maybe starting at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Good morning! We start with a greeting,
Grüß Gott! Originally it means "God bless you", but it is used as a good day greeting or good afternoon,
more commonly used in Bavaria (southern Germany)
Grüß Gott! Originally it means "God bless you", but it is used as a good day greeting or good afternoon,
more commonly used in Bavaria (southern Germany)
Food could not be missing, the first thing to try is the Bretzel or Bretze
(be careful not to use the international deformation with P).
This salty bread accompanies everything, with sausages, with beer, or alone!
Its name derives from the Latin bracellus and means 'small arm'.
(be careful not to use the international deformation with P).
This salty bread accompanies everything, with sausages, with beer, or alone!
Its name derives from the Latin bracellus and means 'small arm'.
This is an ongoing proyect so i will upload more things as time goes by!
