Which EU country are you in? Here in Germany, they're all called "Drink", "Getränk" or something like that on the actual products. The producers would get sued if they didn't do that. Colloquially, most people still call them milk though.
The directive governing this is older than the amendment and still in effect. The amendment that was rejected only applied to wordings such "creamy", "buttery" etc.
"Mrs" implies that a woman is married and has taken on her husband's name. "Ms" (pronounced /ˈmɪz/) is a better translation of Frau because it doesn't imply marital status like "Miss" or "Mrs".
Same. If you want to drink out of the bottle, just turn the cap to the side and it won't touch your face. Actually, you don't even have to turn the cap. You can just turn the bottle because the cap will move with it. Are people really too dumb to get that?
"Wie viel", nicht "wieviel". So neu ist die neue Rechtschreibung jetzt auch nicht mehr. 1996 war nicht gerade gestern. Wieso schreibt das immer noch fast jeder renitent falsch?
Not the city of Kleve itself, but large parts of the modern German district of Kleve used to be part of the Duchy of Guelders, including the eponymous town of Geldern.
I'm in the EU. My supermarket still has almond milk, oat milk, coconut milk, etc...
Which EU country are you in? Here in Germany, they're all called "Drink", "Getränk" or something like that on the actual products. The producers would get sued if they didn't do that. Colloquially, most people still call them milk though.
There's some conflicting information on this. This article appears to say they rejected the amendment
The directive governing this is older than the amendment and still in effect. The amendment that was rejected only applied to wordings such "creamy", "buttery" etc.
King of hyperactive greenroom banter
My father's gay.
According to the Dictionary of American Family Names:
I think the Standard German equivalent might be "
Just pondering over Rousseau's theory on the human condition. Is man truly good by nature?
May I say, Ambassador, that with this historic redrafting of the European borders, you are really spoiling us.
Zero interest in Mum. I can tell Dad's the one feeding her 😂
In Germany it would me Mrs. not Miss. The "Fräulein" has gone extinct decades ago.
In Germany most teachers aren't knights, so we don't call them "Sir" but "Mr. surname".
"Mrs" implies that a woman is married and has taken on her husband's name. "Ms" (pronounced /ˈmɪz/) is a better translation of Frau because it doesn't imply marital status like "Miss" or "Mrs".
"Mrs" implies the woman is married and has taken on her husband's name.
The ones with Mark's cat. I miss that cum guzzling nazi.
Qu'ils mangent de la brioche !
Huh. Lots of buzzwords, nothing concrete.
There's some strange interference whenever birds fly by the window. Ekkekekekekekekekek
Germany has them too.
Same. If you want to drink out of the bottle, just turn the cap to the side and it won't touch your face. Actually, you don't even have to turn the cap. You can just turn the bottle because the cap will move with it. Are people really too dumb to get that?
Nah still hate them, I don't want to get my fingers close to the opening I drink from when I'm out and about
I'm not even sure I understand what you mean. Once you open the bottle and bend the cap down, it will stay down. There's no need to hold it down.
Heb je hem gevonden?
Fast wie
Have you tried turning this off?
I took German one year in high school and lets say that both my German teacher and me were happy when that year was over.
Sprich Deutsch, du Hs!
"Wie viel", nicht "wieviel". So neu ist die neue Rechtschreibung jetzt auch nicht mehr. 1996 war nicht gerade gestern. Wieso schreibt das immer noch fast jeder renitent falsch?
Weil Flüsse kostenlose, wartungsfreie und stets vorhandene Infrastruktur sind? Ein Punkt den die Menschheit vor 5000 Jahren bereits erkannt hatte?
Als Service für diejenigen, die sich das Video auch nicht anschauen möchten, hier der echte Grund:
You're hogging all the rare earths.
Forgot about them. Weren’t they briefly part or the Netherlands at some point?
Not the city of Kleve itself, but large parts of the modern German district of Kleve used to be part of the Duchy of Guelders, including the eponymous town of Geldern.
by overpricing everyhting
The figure of 1.9% growth is inflation adjusted.