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Actually.... it used to be a thing in Germany, though not in the same way. When church and feudal registers were the main ledger of who lived in a village or town, people of the same name/surname combo got numbered - so my great-great-grandfather was Karl Adam IX - until unification, when he got his personal id that didn't just rely on name and homestead.

Jeder kennt Winnetou in Deutschland 😂

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I'm from Germany. I've never heard of a stick bread either...

It's called: sparkling water not what you call it!! Half of people like " still water" the other half likes " sparkling water" . Why can't you Americans never have enough imagination that other people, living in another continent, have other common behaviour or favourites? We now have " still water" with a touch of fruit flavor, only a tiny touch of flavor, it's excellent. Moreover, normal tap water can be modified into sparkling water by those machines you nearly find in each and every household and office. I can't understand how so much people can eat "Hamburgers" or all that kind of fat and u healthy food - for us Germans: unbelievable! That's no food!,

Even behind the wall, we grew up with Winnetou. And of course Pierre Briece is the one and only Winnetou for me. On the other hand, Americans love the movie "The sound of music" and hardly any German has ever heard of it.

Er say it „bizzelt“ 😂

Switch it once please, it rains

I'm Dutch and I know Winnetou.....

How dare you mention his name This is highly offensive to Germans

I read all Karl May's books.. Including Winnetou ..it was very popular in most of Europe, also in my country of Czechoslovakia...as kids we used to play to be "Indians" and others characters from his movies and books- that was my childhood❤

In reality it is Apahatchi's twin brother who runs the Puder Rosa Wellness Ranch and made sure that the Apaches dug up the war folding chair( The axe was wasted). There is also the Greek Dimitri with his mule "Apollo the Thirteenth". Everything else can be found in the film "Manitu's Shoe".

The American mind cannot comprehend real bread.

For me it's not necessarily Carbonated water but just the taste variety of bottled water. At home we have water that is rich in Calcium and old pipes that cause the water to have a slight iron taste. It's fine if your gonna mix it with something anyway, but for drinking it pure I enjoy water that is higher in Magnesium and Kalium more. People often say water is water but if that were the case things like Infused water and Tea would also still taste the same.

Team slowly rotate here o7 It's a tradition at our family barbecues and I tend to make bread for others after I'm done with mine, just to keep doing it. It's nice and relaxing to sit around the firepit.

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It's usually to entertain your kids while camping

As a German American (living in G) I can assure you, a lot of Germans find this bewildering😅. If it's a women's Sauna, no big deal. But a mixed sauna: nope

Der Schuh des Manitu is awesome :) (winnetou parody movie)

Well, not popular anymore...😂

What demographic wants this passport ? We know!

I have read about Winnetou. Even had a horse named Winnetou!

Shhhhh no one tell them about Der Schuh des Manitu

I was reading all Karl May books, some more than once, and loved them. For me the most touching moment was the Ave Maria moment. It was part of my childhood.

Fanclub ⚽❤️!

displaced? or genocide?

Common reading material in the Netherlands.

I actually live in a city, where the biggest tourism event are the karl may spiele witch are the stories of Winnetou

The second one is a lock for old doors, first one i dont know

Karl May Festspiele 😲🎉

I just watched a video by TanktheTech on the subject. He tells of his experience in a sauna really eloquently and he really understands how it works. Once he got used to it he saw how the locals view it and realised how skewed his American upbringing was in that regard. Well worth a watch.

the first book is amazing

I.. hardly would call it normal every day activities. I know no one in my part of germany who does it, saunas are also rare around here. So ja. Nö

I even had a pyjama with Winnetou & Old Shatterhand printed on it (black on yellow); and a (allmost) life-sized poster on my wall. The movies were also were sort of a pan-european enterprise: german-italian-coproductions filmed mostly in yugoslavia with the main character played by a frenchman...

Als deutscher muss ich sagen soda schmeckt einfach geiler, außerdem ist nicht überall in Deutschland das Wasser aus dem Hahn wirklich gleich😅 deswegen kaufen die meisten Leute sich ihr Wasser im Supermarkt und bevorzugter Weise natürlich Wasser das mit Kohlensäure versetzt ist😊

Wasser "ohne" , ist für Tiere😅

I remember my Finnish teacher explaining to us that in Finland it's not uncommon to wear a swimsuit to the sauna, especially when men and women share the sauna. She was a bit shocked when she went to a public sauna in Germany for the first time and was told that she couldn't use the sauna unless she took her swimsuit off 🫣 No one is as purist as the Germans 😅

Americans just sexualise the human body with no end.

Carbonated water has more taste. Some like it, some don't.

Leave Germany!!! No Freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedom!!!

I have a double old school switch the upper lever does turn on the light but the other also doesn't do anything

Don’t let the US Americans who make school dresscodes into a German sauna, they might die from all the naked shoulders they have to see

I loved going to the sauna with my family as a child. I'm quite sure having seen so many naked bodies of people of all ages and sizes and sexes growing up has given me a very relaxed view on beauty standards and body shape. Would like to mention I was never forced to go, I liked going until I turned around 10 and then until I turned 15 I stopped going. Then I started again.

My grandma has a switch tu turn on the bell if she is outside and someone is calling

We have a naming law and Max Mustermann still got fucked over

Find out more about what SHOCKS our American friends and family visiting Germany in the full video linked at the bottom of this Short 😊

Stockbrot is not so much about eating the bread more about making the bread. it's just a lot of fun Gathering around campfire and holding some sticks with food in the fire.

Put a hot dog in it and now yer talking!

I'm from Germany but I only trink tap water because taste better