Germany, Munich

JULIAN FELIPE MEDINA

Language spoken

German

Besides differences in word order, the German language is unlike English in that German
makes extensive use of inflectional endings. The verb is inflected to show person,
number, tense, and mood; and the subjunctive is frequently used. The declensional
scheme has four cases: nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative. There are two ways
of declining the adjective, and there are three grammatical genders: masculine,
feminine, and neuter. A distinctive feature of German is its extensive use of lengthy
compound words. For example, the English "history of antiquity" is translated into
German as Altertumswissenschaft ; the English "worthy of distinction" is translated as
auszeichnungswrdig.

The Gothic or Black Letter form (in German called Fraktur) of the Roman alphabet, which
first appeared in Europe around the 12th cent., is now rarely used, although knowledge
of Fraktur is needed in order to read many works printed before 1945. The Roman
alphabet is now exclusively used in printing. To it were added the symbol , representing
a voiceless s (as in English mouse ), now often replaced with ss; and the umlauted vowels
, , and . German is the only language in which all nouns are capitalized, common as
well as proper. There is a closer relationship between German spelling and pronunciation
than there is in English.

German

Culture
Brezn

Weiburst

Obatzda

01.01.2015 New Years Day

06.01.2015 Epiphany

03.04.2015 Good Friday Easter

06.04.2015 Easter Monday

01.05.2015 May Day or Labour

14.05.2015 Ascension Day (always falls on a Thursday)

25.05.2015 Whit Monday

04.06.2015 Corpus Christi

15.08.2015 TheAssumption of theBlessed Virgin Mary

03.10.2015 German Unity Day

01.11.2015 All Saints' Day

25.12.2015 Christmas Day

26.12.2015 Boxing Day

Metro (U-Bahn)

Commuter train S-Bahn

Trams in Munich

Buses in Munich

Primary School

Grundschule

Seconday
Schools:

Mittelschule

Realschule

Gymnasium
Family hierarchy

Enterprise: Bauhaus

Address: schmellestrasse 18,80337

Munich, Germany

Services

At BAUHAUS Service is very important

BAUHAUS provides you not only with
electrical appliances and construction
materials. The consultants are also
there for you if you want a
comprehensive consultation or repairs
and professional crafts are on the
agenda. The delivery service that brings
you all the purchases from the
BAUHAUS Centrum home is just the
beginning.