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German in Germany
Food Stores
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Since bread is so central to German cuisine, most people buy it at the small, local bakeries where it is made on a daily basis. Small butcher shops are also quite popular for selling “better quality” meat. Other food items are normally bought at chain supermarkets, such as Aldi. Smaller stores close at 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. whereas larger stores stay open until 8:00 p.m.. The only places open later are the counters in gas stations where one can buy snacks and ice-cream.
Videos
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"At a Bakery"Transcript document:
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"At a Butcher Shop"Transcript document:
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"Buying Butter"Transcript document:
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"Buying Cheese"Transcript document:
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"Choosing a Special Cheese"Transcript document:
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"Buying Fish"Transcript document:
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"At a Fish Store"Transcript document: