I understand each country has its own German dialects/accents. I would like to learn some of the language before I go, so which dialect should I opt for?
Welche PV Panel verwendet ihr? Ich hab ein Angebot fΓΌr eine 13,5 kWp ΓΌber 29.000 EUR erhalten: eine BYD Batterie Lithium-Ionen B-Box Premium HVS 12,8kWh, Fronius Hybrid Wechselrichter Symo Gen24 10.0 Plus und 36x Panels von sunrise SR-M660HLP 375Wp HC percium mono, 120hz 1000V
FΓΆrderung soll man ja nur fΓΌr die Paneele bekommen. 250EUR /pro kwp fΓΌr die ersten 1-10kwp und darΓΌber nur noch 200 oder? Und bald auch fΓΌr Batterien? Da soll sich auch beim Chinesischen Hersteller Catl noch viel tun. Hat damit schon jemand Erfahrungen oder lohnt es sich wirklich noch zu warten?
Da soll es ja moderne geben die auch mit geringem Licht auch bei Nebel etwas anfangen kΓΆnnen.
Getting worse.
5th wave now more easily explained by Belgium PHD virologist video previously posted.
This article charts a slightly new terrain, which is interesting and need be noted, in that it places the blame on some of Europe's "rising COVID problem" NOT entirely on one party or another, or some particular political position, but rather on: beliefs in homeopathy, alternative medicine, "a strong connection to nature," organic foods, Rudolf Steiner (Waldorf schools), and the perspective that the body is strong and can heal itself.
It blames the people Austria and Germany for holding these views, as Austria enters lockdown, worrying that parts of Italy that are adjacent (in Tyrol, far Northern area of Italy) will be next: https://www.politico.eu/article/italy-german-speaking-bolzano-south-tyrol-coronavirus-surge/
It's the first piece I recall seeing that "blames" proponents of "alternative medicine" for being anti-vaxxers, at least quite so overtly. It has a "those dirty hippies" vibe to it, which is the exact opposite of what we normally hear in the US, where it is "those dirty conservatives," for the most part. Also, being connected to nature is now being an anti-vaxxer? Wild.
> Experts have linked the rising infections in Bolzano to a cultural predisposition towards alternative medicine and strong connection to nature, as well as close links to neighboring Austria, where low vaccination penetration has emerged in areas where the political far right enjoys strong support.
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> Sociologist Oliver Nachtwey of Basel University, who is researching vaccine hesitancy in German-speaking areas of Europe, has identified a strong desire for holistic lifestyles, authenticity and self-realization in these areas, which sits uncomfortably with state vaccine mandates. He traces the cultural shift back to the 1968 movements, with expressions in Steiner schools, organic products and a growing faith in homeopathy.
Have committed to begin to learn German soon. In the future, I do plan on visiting German speaking regions and itβs to my understanding that German is also spoken in Austria and Switzerland as well. Now I know each region has itβs own distinct dialect, but how well understood will I be in Austria and Switzerland learning Standard German?
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