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Friedrich der Große Bernd 07/25/2020 (Sat) 06:59:31 No. 2 [Reply]
Did you know that great Prussian spoke German?
Bernd 07/25/2020 (Sat) 08:23:48 No. 3
All of the boards marked with *1st* are Locked (in order to control the quality). Contributors please post in >>>/0/ or >>>/a/. Students please post in >>>/10/ or other student boards.
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Bernd 07/25/2020 (Sat) 13:53:51 No. 4
Only for German: If you have a good teaching website for the students who speak German no better than a 4 year old German kid, you can post the website here. We may love it.
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The German ways Bernd 12/13/2020 (Sun) 05:56:18 No. 88 [Reply]
Germans are known across the globe for being very well disciplined and having a high-quality work ethic. In my experience of traveling around the world and experiencing different cultures, it is easy to notice that German influence in terms of discipline and the quality of the products is almost always second to none. The only country that comes close to Germany in terms of discipline and work ethic is Japan. Even when I visited the high altitudes of Cuzco, Peru, in the wild surroundings of Machu Picchu, the only company and the service that was always on time, looked professional, and made me feel comfortable was the German-operated railroad. Companies like Siemens, Bosch, DB and car industries Mercedes Benz, Porsche and BMW, just to name a few, strive for a level of perfection that stands out when compared to all others.
Bernd 12/13/2020 (Sun) 05:57:23 No. 89
https://www.livescience.com/44007-german-culture.html Values Germans place a high priority on structure, privacy and punctuality. The German people embrace the values of thriftiness, hard work and industriousness and there is great emphasis on making sure that "the trains run on time." According to Passport to Trade 2.0, an online business etiquette guide by the University of Salford in Manchester, England, "Germans are most comfortable when they can organize and compartmentalize their world into controllable units. Time, therefore, is managed carefully, and calendars, schedules and agendas must be respected." Germans are stoic people who strive for perfectionism and precision in all aspects of their lives. They do not admit faults, even jokingly, and rarely hand out compliments. At first their attitude may seem unfriendly, but there is a keen sense of community and social conscience and a desire to belong.
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