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I think this is covered in the Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübert ragungsgesetzOriginally posted by expat View PostDoes it have to be paid by a self-employed Donaudampfschifffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän?
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOk after "Solidaritätszuschlagsteuer" I'm now convinced you lot are just making up words to confound those of us who can barely cope with UK tax let alone the German equivalent.
I'm rather glad I turned down the Frankfurt gig offered last week as I have all the foreign language abilities of a dead dog.
You missed out there. Frankfurt is a great place and there are so many English speakers that language is no problem whatsoever. I fully recommend the Anglo-Irish pub in Alt Sachsenhausen.
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I recommend the avoiding the English speakers, the pub, and Alte Sachsenhausen in general.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostYou missed out there. Frankfurt is a great place and there are so many English speakers that language is no problem whatsoever. I fully recommend the Anglo-Irish pub in Alt Sachsenhausen.
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WHSOriginally posted by expat View PostI recommend the avoiding the English speakers, the pub, and Alte Sachsenhausen in general.
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Originally posted by expat View PostI recommend the avoiding the English speakers, the pub, and Alte Sachsenhausen in general.
That's your choice, but based on the many people that I have met you are in a very small minority.
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It's just a fairly standard compound noun, we have them in English except that we don't leave out the spaces.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOk after "Solidaritätszuschlagsteuer".
In English format this would be: Solidaritäts zuschlag steuer - Solidarity Supplement Tax.
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I understand the general concept but haven't the foggiest what the actual words are. Unfortunately unlike several of my close relatives (including an Aunt who teaches 7 modern languages) I possess zero foreign language skills. It is a source of shame for me that I'm lost when it comes to German.Originally posted by tim123 View PostIt's just a fairly standard compound noun, we have them in English except that we don't leave out the spaces.
In English format this would be: Solidaritäts zuschlag steuer - Solidarity Supplement Tax.
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WHS, alsoOriginally posted by expat View PostI recommend the avoiding the English speakers, the pub, and Alte Sachsenhausen in general.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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