Gillar Jocke Tyskland?

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Gillar man Tyskland, gillar man per automatik Berlinsk dekadens eller uniformerade män promenerandes i stöveltramp?

Nej men Berlinsk sommarstämmning i Tiergarten,
technokarnevalens Love Parade, schöne
Deutsche Ordnung och röjigt klubbliv
med världens mest gemütligaste
Bier!

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Eh? Jag som alltid fått uppfattningen att Jocke verkligen hatade tyskland... men när du lägger fram all denna information. Så vet jag helt enkelt inte vad jag ska tro

Den som hatar Tyskland har inte fattat någonting.
Tyskland är världens skönaste land:

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv5Zw1Ia64w

(01:31 - 01:42)

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tyskland är en oerhörd symbol för mycket, även om man bortser från händelserna för 60 år sen.

dett är nått visst med tyskland som passar väldigt bra in i texterna de ger ofta en viss grov och mörkerton i texten.

[Marishka]

I am really surprised that there are so many people who like germany.
In fact we have some nice places around (Berlin isn't - but that's my opinion) and we also have this very popular 'Deutsche Ordnung' (as mentioned above) ;-), BUT germany has a LOT of dark sides. And I'm not talking about the past history, but rather the political situation, parts in our social system and other things.

*nevertheless I'm hoping to get kent back in stage here*

Sorry for writing english here, my swedish is not that good yet.

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I am really surprised that there are so many people who like germany.
In fact we have some nice places around (Berlin isn't - but that's my opinion) and we also have this very popular 'Deutsche Ordnung' (as mentioned above) ;-), BUT germany has a LOT of dark sides. And I'm not talking about the past history, but rather the political situation, parts in our social system and other things.

*nevertheless I'm hoping to get kent back in stage here*

Sorry for writing english here, my swedish is not that good yet.

Well, Sweden is very from as perfect as some
foreigners (many germans) seem to think.
I definitely prefer Germany.
Nicer cities, people, clubs, restaurants,
architecture, etc. and much bigger (Almost ten times)
and more interesting with so
much to do and see.
Since you´re from Bonn I can understand
that you´re not too fond of Berlin who
robbed you from your status as
capital...

[Marishka]

Well, Sweden is very from as perfect as some
foreigners (many germans) seem to think.
I definitely prefer Germany.
Nicer cities, people, clubs, restaurants,
architecture, etc. and much bigger (Almost ten times)
and more interesting with so
much to do and see.
Since you´re from Bonn I can understand
that you´re not too fond of Berlin who
robbed you from your status as
capital...

hehe
No, that's not the fact why I don't like Berlin ;-) But a good second option. Thanks, I have to remember that. hihi

Honestly, I prefer sweden too - though we have some better medical care system (for expamle payment for dentist done by insurances and so).
Anyway sweden is bigger than germany, but we have more inhabitants than sweden. The state where I live (Nordrhein-Westfalen) has as much as complete scandinavia ;-) And yes, our clubs are open until 5am or longer but I refute the claim that german people are nicer / friendlier. That is definatley NOT true.
But I guess it's always the same. You want what you don't have. So swedish people prefer other countries, and others prefer sweden.

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hehe
No, that's not the fact why I don't like Berlin ;-) But a good second option. Thanks, I have to remember that. hihi

Honestly, I prefer sweden too - though we have some better medical care system (for expamle payment for dentist done by insurances and so).
Anyway sweden is bigger than germany, but we have more inhabitants than sweden. The state where I live (Nordrhein-Westfalen) has as much as complete scandinavia ;-) And yes, our clubs are open until 5am or longer but I refute the claim that german people are nicer / friendlier. That is definatley NOT true.
But I guess it's always the same. You want what you don't have. So swedish people prefer other countries, and others prefer sweden.

Of course Sweden is bigger surface wise but
Germany has so many more cities and I´ve
had so much fun down there meeting
some really cool and nice people.
Sweden can be great too though.
In the summer it can be fantastic with
the archipelago and all its islands.
But nothing beats cities like Berlin,
Hamburg, München, Frankfurt,
Lübeck, etc.

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lubeck <3

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[Marishka]

Of course Sweden is bigger surface wise but
Germany has so many more cities and I´ve
had so much fun down there meeting
some really cool and nice people.
Sweden can be great too though.
In the summer it can be fantastic with
the archipelago and all its islands.
But nothing beats cities like Berlin,
Hamburg, München, Frankfurt,
Lübeck, etc.

Okay, that's eveybodies own opinion. ;-)
I'm not such a fan of Germany. Might be because I've lived in Italy and Portugal before and likes these countries much more than germany. Maybe....

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Okay, that's eveybodies own opinion. ;-)
I'm not such a fan of Germany. Might be because I've lived in Italy and Portugal before and likes these countries much more than germany. Maybe....

Shame on you!
If the weather had been as good as down there...
Actually I love all of Europe and it´s wonderful, beautiful and diverse cities
but I prefer some of the great both modern and classical examples
of architecture in so many of the great german cities.

[Marishka]

Shame on you!
If the weather had been as good as down there...
Actually I love all of Europe and it´s wonderful, beautiful and diverse cities
but I prefer some of the great both modern and classical examples
of architecture in so many of the great german cities.

Bonn has a very nice architecture! I can hardly recommend "my city" for a holiday trip!!
(okay... cologne has a good one too but I don't like cologne :-P)


And why shame? Bella Italia! Siamo bello é impossibile. ;-)
(we even won the soccer-world cup. :-P)

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Bonn has a very nice architecture! I can hardly recommend "my city" for a holiday trip!!

You can hardly recommend a trip to Bonn? This actually means that you have a hard time recommending it.
I understand what you really mean though. I just thought I'd point out that it's better to say "I can strongly recommend my city for a holiday trip". Otherwise people might not go to Bonn.

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Bonn has a very nice architecture! I can hardly recommend "my city" for a holiday trip!!
(okay... cologne has a good one too but I don't like cologne :-P)

Actually both Cologne and Bonn is nothing compared to the great
beautiful classic architecture of München and Hamburg and that
of Berlin around Gedarmenmarkt and the supermodern
skyscraper structures in Frankfurt and around
the stunning Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
Bonn is nice and rich but quite a small town.
Köln is quite big (fourth biggest in Germany) but I
prefer the other bigger ones that I mentioned.
Then you have absolutely gorgeous smaller cities
like Aachen, Lübeck, Schwerin, Regensburg,
Freiburg, Heidelberg, Baden Baden and of
course the rebuilt pearl of Dresden.
Germany is soooo underrated!

[Marishka]

You can hardly recommend a trip to Bonn? This actually means that you have a hard time recommending it.
I understand what you really mean though. I just thought I'd point out that it's better to say "I can strongly recommend my city for a holiday trip". Otherwise people might not go to Bonn.

Oh, thanks for pointing it out! It can be a bit confusing doing two things at the same time, you see? ;-)
(work and answer in the forum in this case)

Of course I meant that I STRONGLY recommend Bonn!

[Marishka]

Actually both Cologne and Bonn is nothing compared to the great
beautiful classic architecture of München and Hamburg and that
of Berlin around Gedarmenmarkt and the supermodern
skyscraper structures in Frankfurt and around
the stunning Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
Bonn is nice and rich but quite a small town.
Köln is quite big (fourth biggest in Germany) but I
prefer the other bigger ones that I mentioned.
Then you have absolutely gorgeous smaller cities
like Aachen, Lübeck, Schwerin, Regensburg,
Freiburg, Heidelberg, Baden Baden and of
course the rebuilt pearl of Dresden.
Germany is soooo underrated!

*laugh*
Okay. I don't like huge cities anyway, but we have a lot of them.

But I have to agree with your opinion about Dresden. I've been there very often in the last year (had a boyfriend over there) and I really liked the time there.