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German verbs can be transitive, intransitive, or both. Learn how to identify these verbs and discover what (v.t.) and (v.i.) mean in dictionaries.

Every region in the world is easily identifiable by the kind of clothing that was traditionally worn there. From the 'kimonos' worn in Japan to the 'sarees' draped in India, from the 'kilts' of Scotland to the 'pueblas' of Mexico, these outfits were, and still are, synonymous with the culture of the country. Clothing that

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A quiet evening in Bremen

The Oktoberfest Parade that took place on Sunday around Midday (these photos are little dodgy as they were taken over the heads of loads of people)

What does a German look like? There isn't a specific "German look", the world is changing. Should we be offended by the stereotypical lederhosen and dirndl?

Dresden I think is one of the most underrated cities in Europe. I went for the history but fell in love with the city is every way and was shocked by how wonderful this place was. Dresden was nicknamed the “Florence of the North” and stood as the first spot of power in Germany for decades. Dresden drew architects from all over the world who threw their artistry into the walls of the city. But such power came with a cost and in WWII Dresden was bombed almost beyond recognition. After the fall…

Experiencing Oktoberfest in it's original Bavarian home is a true travel experience (and party!) not to be missed. We've broken down the costs, what not to miss, and how to survive!