German Customs and Traditions

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German Customs and Traditions. Discovering the Culture of Germany By: [Your Name] Grade 2 - High School.

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Introduction to Germany. Located in the heart of Europe Capital city: Berlin Famous for castles, cars (BMW, Mercedes), and history People speak German Known for strong traditions and festivals.

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Traditional Clothing. Dirndl: Worn by women during festivals Lederhosen: Leather shorts worn by men Commonly seen at Oktoberfest Represents pride in local culture.

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German Food Traditions. Popular dishes: Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, Pretzels, and Black Forest cake Family meals are important moments to share and connect.

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Festivals and Celebrations. Oktoberfest: World’s largest beer and folk festival (Munich) Christmas Markets: Lights, sweets, gifts, and music Carnival (Fasching): Colorful costumes and parades in February.

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German Family and Daily Life. Family time is very important Sunday = rest day Punctuality and respect are key values Children often walk or bike to school.

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Traditional Music and Dance. Folk songs and dances vary by region Instruments: accordion, violin, and brass bands Popular music festivals across the country.

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Summary. Germany values its history, culture, and traditions Festivals, food, and clothing keep traditions alive Customs bring people together and show German identity Danke! (Thank you!).