Cultures in europe
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The document summarizes key cultural aspects of several European countries, including their literacy rates, predominant languages, and notable customs and traditions. It discusses how Germany, Russia, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom each have literacy rates over 98%, and examines some of their unique linguistic heritages as well as cultural practices like Oktoberfest, ballet, Bastille Day, and afternoon tea.
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Germany and it’s
Delicious Foods
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is located in Central Europe, bordering The Baltic Sea and the North Sea, between the Netherlands and Poland south of Denmark. Germany is the sixth largest country in Europe with 16 states.
Introduction
Germany is located in Central Europe, bordering the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, between the Netherlands and Poland, south of Denmark. It is the sixth largest country in Europe with 16 states.
Germany is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and full of diverse culture and rich heritage. Germany is known for so much but one thing in particular is definitely it’s food.
Mainz is my home ;-)
Ich liebe Deutschland
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Introduction
Germany is full of culinary delights and known for their beer, festivities, food specialties and entertainment.
Being that my mother is German and I have lived there for 15 years; I know all about just how much Germany has to offer and how wonderful the food is. I know many dishes do not look too appetizing but you can’t judge a book by it’s cover. If you are reluctant to try many German dishes due to the fact of it’s appeal, you will miss out on some of the best cuisine.
German cuisine has been labeled as very fatty but bordering close to Italy and France has worked in it’s favor because they were able to adopt many of their spices and cooking methods over the last 200 years but reform it into their own way.
There are 3 major regions in Germany:
The North German Plain
The Central Uplands
The Alpine Foreland
Regions
The North German plain is made up of the major
geographical regions. It shares borders with the coasts
of the North sea and Baltic sea. In this region lies
some of the major rivers to include the Rhine, Ems, and Elbe river.
The Rhine river
The Central uplands stretch all the way from France to Poland and to Czech. Within this region are many forests and valleys such as the Taunus forest , Black and Bavarian forest.
The Black Forest
Regions
Last but not least is the Alpine Foreland region. This region is right in between Bavaria Swabia and Baden- Württemberg on the west side and the Salzach river on the east. The great city of Munich lies right in the heart of it all. The Alpine Foreland is made up of plateaus and rolling foothills with major rivers such as the Isar, Inn, and Lech river.
Regions
German cuisine varies from region to region based on the geography. The type of cuisine served in the mountainous areas will not be the same as the cuisine served in the regions in close proximity of water.
Regions
Pickled Herring. Yummy!
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