dgskorpus_mue_07: Regional Specialities

Topics City and Country: Home Land; Deaf Culture; Festivity, Celebration, Party: Oktoberfest; Society: Traditions; Vacation, Free Time, Traveling; Vacation, Free Time, Traveling: Hobby; Vacation, Free Time, Traveling: Munich

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00:00:04:34 00:00:05:36				One can go on so many trips.
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00:00:07:07 00:00:08:01					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	vie{l}
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00:00:08:06 00:00:08:18	Is Munich your home?				||$GEST-OFF^*
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00:00:08:19 00:00:08:21		YOU1*
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00:00:08:32 00:00:08:37		BIRTH1A^	heimat
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00:00:09:01 00:00:09:05		MUNICH1A*	münchen
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00:00:09:18 00:00:09:21		HERE1
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00:00:09:23 00:00:09:27	Were you born in Munich?
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00:00:10:22 00:00:10:27		BIRTH1A*	geburt
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00:00:10:44 00:00:11:00		MUNICH1A*	münch{en}
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00:00:11:09 00:00:11:15		YOU1
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00:00:11:19 00:00:11:23	Just like me.
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00:00:11:41 00:00:11:47		ALSO1A	auch	Yes, both of us.
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00:00:12:34 00:00:12:39				It’s easy to discuss this now.
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00:00:13:31 00:00:14:00	I don’t really know what I’m supposed to say about the surrounding area of my home.
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00:00:14:20 00:00:14:21		I1*
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00:00:14:32 00:00:14:39		APARTMENT5*	wohn
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00:00:15:23 00:00:15:49		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]	Let’s just talk about the sights in Munich.
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00:00:16:21 00:00:16:27					||MUNICH1A*	mü{nchen}
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00:00:18:04 00:00:18:22				There are a lot of sights here.
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00:00:19:41 00:00:20:06				The old town and the Marienplatz [Mary’s Square, Munich’s main square] and/
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00:00:21:20 00:00:21:35	Yes.				||BEAK3^*	marienplatz
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00:00:23:45 00:00:24:04	The Stachus, I mean the Karlsplatz [large square in central Munich, official name Karlsplatz, Stachus as unofficial name widely used].
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00:00:24:11 00:00:24:24		TO-MIX2^*	stachus
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00:00:26:16 00:00:26:17	Yes, the whole area around the Stachus.
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00:00:26:21 00:00:26:26				Actually, anything close to the old city wall and its gates.
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00:00:26:41 00:00:26:48					EVERYTHING1A*	all{es}
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00:00:27:18 00:00:27:20		YES1A
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00:00:32:04 00:00:32:15	Sendlinger Tor and Isartor [names of gates].
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00:00:36:47 00:00:36:49				There used to be four.
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00:00:37:29 00:00:37:37				One doesn’t exist anymore.
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00:00:38:29 00:00:38:46	Why was it torn down?				$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d
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00:00:39:34 00:00:39:42		$LIST1:4of4d*		The fourth gate was at Odeonsplatz.
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00:00:41:05 00:00:41:13	The gate was torn down?
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00:00:41:44 00:00:42:00		OFF-OR-TO-REMOVE-STH1A	ab	#Name1 was told this during a guided city tour.
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00:00:44:32 00:00:44:46				The gate had to go to make room for the construction of the Feldherrnhalle [Field Marshal’s Hall].	||YOU-PLURAL1A
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00:00:50:19 00:00:50:23				It was supposed to become more luxurious.
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00:00:51:31 00:00:51:33				King Maximilian wanted the Maximilian street to be a real eye catcher, straight and magnificent, so the gate had to go.
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00:01:01:11 00:01:01:28				That’s why only three gates remain.
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00:01:03:28 00:01:04:02				Other than that one can go see the Olympic Park/
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00:01:04:30 00:01:04:38					||OLYMPIA1	olympiapark
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00:01:05:45 00:01:06:11	Yes, with the Olympic Tower.				||$GEST-OFF^*
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00:01:06:30 00:01:06:39		OLYMPIA1	olypmpiastab	That used to be important, the Olympic Games were held there.
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00:01:09:24 00:01:09:30	The Olympic Park was built in 1972.
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00:01:29:14 00:01:29:15	Have you been up there?
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00:02:23:02 00:02:23:05				It’s the biggest technical museum in all of Europe.	||YOU1*
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00:02:25:33 00:02:25:46	Yes.				||MUSEUM1	museum
00:02:25:46 00:02:26:05		YES1A
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00:02:26:15 00:02:26:29	It has an area of 17,000 square meters. That’s enormous.
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00:02:30:19 00:02:30:26	The museum is close to Isartor square.
00:02:30:26 00:02:30:30		LOCATION1A*	bei
00:02:30:30 00:02:30:41				An incredible number of visitors come there.
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00:02:33:04 00:02:33:08				Busloads of visitors from various different countries come there.
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00:02:36:01 00:02:36:04				It’s an important museum.
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00:02:36:30 00:02:36:32				I’m sometimes surprised that there are so many people who apparently are interested in technology.
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00:02:40:38 00:02:40:49	Yes.
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00:02:41:14 00:02:41:21				What else is there?
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00:02:43:23 00:02:44:01	The Gasteig [cultural center hosting the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and others].
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00:02:45:23 00:02:45:29	The culture days were held there recently.
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00:02:47:20 00:02:47:30	There are many events there, but rarely anything for deaf people.
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00:02:48:35 00:02:48:43				It’s not really a sight, though.
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00:02:53:13 00:02:53:18				The Oktoberfest is a tradition; it’ll soon celebrate its 200th birthday.
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00:02:58:34 00:02:58:37				This year is special because it’s the 200th anniversary.
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00:03:02:21 00:03:02:37	Are you going to party for three weeks straight?
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00:03:05:21 00:03:05:33		PARTY1A		Three weeks is impossible.
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00:03:07:17 00:03:07:23				But a few times, yes, it’s a question of money as well.
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00:03:10:12 00:03:10:16	The price for a liter of beer goes up every year.
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00:03:12:29 00:03:12:35		ABOVE2A^*	mehr mehr
00:03:12:35 00:03:12:49				It gets more and more expensive always.
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00:03:14:25 00:03:14:42				Every year they raise the prices, seriously, every year.
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00:03:14:49 00:03:15:04	Why does the price go up?
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00:03:16:00 00:03:16:12				I don’t know either, that’s just how it is.
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00:03:18:02 00:03:18:17	It used to be eight Mark [former German currency], now it’s like eight euros or something.
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00:03:31:22 00:03:31:26		TO-SMOKE1A	rauch	One needs to think about how that will go.
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00:03:33:28 00:03:33:49				I don’t mind it that much outside, but inside the beer tents, I dislike it.
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00:03:34:44 00:03:35:05	Yes, it’ll definitely be banned inside the halls.
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00:03:35:11 00:03:35:19		YES2
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00:03:37:00 00:03:37:02		ENTRANCE2A*
00:03:37:02 00:03:37:05					||YES1A*
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00:03:37:27 00:03:37:36		PROHIBITED1	darf nicht
00:03:37:36 00:03:37:42
00:03:37:42 00:03:38:00		YES1A
00:03:38:00 00:03:38:10				It’s not completely clear yet.
00:03:38:10 00:03:38:15					||$GEST-OFF^*
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00:03:38:35 00:03:39:09					TO-TINKER1B^*
00:03:39:09 00:03:39:20	No, they agreed on it not too long ago.
00:03:39:20 00:03:39:25		NO1A	na
00:03:39:25 00:03:39:39					CLEAR1D	ni{cht} klar
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00:03:40:11 00:03:40:18		DECISION1	beschloss
00:03:40:18 00:03:40:19
00:03:40:19 00:03:40:35	This will be the last year. They’re planning the ban for next year.	NOW1	hier
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00:03:41:05 00:03:41:16		LAST1A	letzte
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00:03:42:00 00:03:42:10		ALLOWED1*	darf
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00:03:42:18 00:03:42:34		NEXT1	nächstes
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00:03:43:27 00:03:43:39		PLAN2	geplant
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00:03:43:45 00:03:44:04		YES2	[MG]
00:03:44:04 00:03:44:08
00:03:44:08 00:03:44:13	It was agreed upon recently.
00:03:44:13 00:03:44:23		DECISION1	beschlossen
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00:03:44:33 00:03:44:44		RECENTLY2*
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00:03:45:19 00:03:45:33				I’m gobsmacked.	WEIRD1^*	baff
00:03:45:33 00:03:46:19
00:03:46:19 00:03:47:01				Let’s just wait whether it’ll actually happen.
00:03:47:01 00:03:47:14					$GEST-DECLINE1^
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00:03:47:49 00:03:48:02					||TO-LIST1C^*	viel{leicht}
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00:03:48:08 00:03:48:09					||$INDEX1	kommt
00:03:48:09 00:03:48:19	Events where people aren’t allowed to smoke are weird, though.
00:03:48:19 00:03:48:25					TO-IGNORE6
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00:03:51:19 00:03:51:21		$GEST-OFF^*
00:03:51:21 00:03:51:26				There have not been any cigarette sellers inside the tents for one or two years already.
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00:03:56:24 00:03:56:29				What other sights are there in Munich?
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00:03:57:39 00:03:57:46					MUNICH1B*
00:03:57:46 00:03:58:05	The Church of Our Lady.
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00:03:59:00 00:03:59:16		PIPE2A^		The Church of Our Lady is important, too, that’s right.
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00:04:02:49 00:04:03:19	The victory angel on that column.
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00:04:06:09 00:04:06:15		ANGEL1	engel
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00:04:08:08 00:04:08:17				One can also visit the concentration camp in Dachau.
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00:04:14:28 00:04:14:45				Or one can drive down to the Chiemsee, visit the palace and learn something about the history.
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00:04:17:18 00:04:17:30	Yes, and one can visit the Fraueninsel [literally: women‘s island, second largest island in the Chiemsee].				||TO-CLOSE2C	schloss
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00:04:45:39 00:04:46:05	Many people come by.
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00:04:56:16 00:04:56:38	There are many lakes in the Munich area.				AREA1A^*
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00:05:00:42 00:05:01:30		EVERYWHERE1*	[MG]	There’s a lot to choose from if one wants to do something.
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00:06:06:43 00:06:07:03				But the others can’t be sold at Oktoberfest. Only beers from Munich can be sold there.
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00:06:12:48 00:06:13:05	One can also go on a raft trip on the Isar.
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00:06:16:44 00:06:17:01	Have you ever done that?
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00:06:20:03 00:06:20:11	It has to be organized.
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00:07:01:36 00:07:04:00				What else?	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*	was sonst
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00:07:23:37 00:07:23:40				They would have to be from somewhere else, though.
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00:07:40:29 00:07:40:43					LIKE7B*	wie
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00:07:42:11 00:07:42:12				One can just relax about it.
00:07:42:12 00:07:42:24					LOOSE1	locker
00:07:42:24 00:07:42:33
00:07:42:33 00:07:42:38	Hm, that’s true.				$GEST-OFF^
00:07:42:38 00:07:42:45		YES1A
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00:07:43:01 00:07:43:13		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B	stimmt
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00:07:43:38 00:07:44:04				Just as a relaxed day trip, in the evening one can go to Hofbräuhaus to party.
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00:07:46:11 00:07:46:17					||EVENING1*	aben{d}
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00:07:46:37 00:07:46:43					||TO-RECOMMEND1B	empfo{hlen}
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00:07:47:47 00:07:48:05	Yes, to the party at the Hofbräuhaus, right.
00:07:48:05 00:07:48:08					TO-CELEBRATE1*	[MG]
00:07:48:08 00:07:48:15		YES2
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00:07:48:19 00:07:48:26		$ALPHA1:H	h-b
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00:07:48:31 00:07:48:34				The Hofbräuhaus is close to the city center; I’d recommend it to everyone who likes to party.
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00:07:50:30 00:07:50:37					||CITY2	stadt
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00:07:51:04 00:07:51:09					||CLOSE-BY2B
00:07:51:09 00:07:51:19	Or go to a beer garden to drink beer.
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00:07:51:37 00:07:51:38		TO-WORK1^	biergarten
00:07:51:38 00:07:51:44					||TO-RECOMMEND1B	empfohl
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00:07:52:24 00:07:52:33		GARDEN2
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00:07:52:42 00:07:52:49		$GEST^
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00:07:53:01 00:07:53:03				Right, to show the beer culture.
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00:07:53:14 00:07:53:28					||THERE1*
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00:07:53:31 00:07:53:38		TO-DRINK1
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00:07:53:47 00:07:53:48					||TO-SHOW1A	zei{gen}
00:07:53:48 00:07:54:05		BEER3
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00:07:54:11 00:07:54:22		$GEST^
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00:07:54:25 00:07:54:26
00:07:54:26 00:07:54:28
00:07:54:28 00:07:54:32	One can walk through the English garden.
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00:07:54:39 00:07:54:45		ENGLAND4*	englisch
00:07:54:45 00:07:55:00					||CULTURE1A*	kult{ur}
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00:07:55:12 00:07:55:14		GARDEN2	garten
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00:07:55:31 00:07:56:00		TO-GO-FOR-A-WALK1	spazieren
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00:07:56:19 00:07:56:24		ENGLAND4*	englisch
00:07:56:24 00:07:56:31							Can you say a little more about those things?
00:07:56:31 00:07:56:33		GARDEN2*
00:07:56:33 00:07:56:39				To the Chinese tower.
00:07:56:39 00:07:56:45		$GEST^	garten
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00:07:56:46 00:07:57:09					||CHINA2	chinesisch
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00:07:57:18 00:07:57:36					||TOWER1*	turm
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00:07:58:00 00:08:04:00							What is the English garden, exactly, for example? And how do you imagine the program for someone who has no idea about any of it?
00:08:04:00 00:08:04:17	Yes, of course.
00:08:04:17 00:08:04:21		YES2*
00:08:04:21 00:08:04:35
00:08:04:35 00:08:04:41		MINUTE2^
00:08:04:41 00:08:04:47
00:08:04:47 00:08:05:08	One can sit outside by the lake and order a liter of beer.
00:08:05:08 00:08:05:35		OUTSIDE1*	draußen
00:08:05:35 00:08:05:48
00:08:05:48 00:08:06:22		LAKE5*	see
00:08:06:22 00:08:06:47
00:08:06:47 00:08:07:14		$GEST^	[MG]
00:08:07:14 00:08:07:29
00:08:07:29 00:08:07:37		CAN2A	kann
00:08:07:37 00:08:08:01
00:08:08:01 00:08:08:13		BEER3	bier
00:08:08:13 00:08:08:27
00:08:08:27 00:08:08:36		MEASURE2B*	maß
00:08:08:36 00:08:08:47
00:08:08:47 00:08:09:06		TO-ORDER1A*	bestellen
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00:08:09:18 00:08:09:32		$PROD*
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00:08:10:01 00:08:10:05		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:08:10:05 00:08:10:07
00:08:10:07 00:08:10:16	A pretzel and some Obatzda [Bavarian cheese spread] to eat.
00:08:10:16 00:08:10:31		PRETZEL2*	brezel
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00:08:10:37 00:08:10:45		$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:11:25 00:08:11:31		$GEST^
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00:08:11:49 00:08:13:07		$ALPHA1:O-B-A-T-Z- A	obatzda
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00:08:13:13 00:08:13:23		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2*
00:08:13:23 00:08:13:39				Or some pork roast, roast chicken or spare ribs.
00:08:13:39 00:08:13:49		$PROD*
00:08:13:49 00:08:14:01					||PIG2*	schwein{e}braten
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00:08:14:15 00:08:14:24		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD1*	ess		||TO-BAKE2
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00:08:14:34 00:08:15:00		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:08:15:00 00:08:15:11					CORN2^*	hendl
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00:08:15:13 00:08:15:22	And there’s also pork roast with dumplings, yes.
00:08:15:22 00:08:15:27					$GEST-OFF^
00:08:15:27 00:08:15:30		PIG2*	schweinebraten
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00:08:16:16 00:08:16:21		BALL-SPHERE1A^	knödel
00:08:16:21 00:08:16:27
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00:08:16:34 00:08:16:35					RIB1B*	rippe
00:08:16:35 00:08:17:07		$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:17:14 00:08:17:29		YES2
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00:08:17:37 00:08:18:10		$GEST-OFF^*
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00:08:18:48 00:08:19:20				There’s a sort of law in Bavarian beer gardens.
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00:08:22:20 00:08:22:22				It’s not true for beer gardens in restaurants.
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00:08:24:25 00:08:24:35				In the open beer gardens, one is allowed to bring one’s own food.
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00:08:29:38 00:08:29:45				One can even take a tablecloth.
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00:08:30:47 00:08:31:03				One only has to purchase beer at the beer garden.
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00:08:33:14 00:08:33:31	The beer, yes.				||BEER3	bier
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00:08:33:39 00:08:33:46		BEER3	bier
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00:08:34:33 00:08:34:38		YES2*
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00:08:34:49 00:08:35:02	That’s why it’s called ‘beer garden‘.
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00:08:35:04 00:08:35:10		THEREFORE1
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00:08:35:12 00:08:35:21				I like that.
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00:08:36:20 00:08:36:32		BEER3	biergarten
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00:08:36:43 00:08:36:45		GARDEN2
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00:08:37:36 00:08:37:48		A-MOMENT-AGO1	[MG]
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00:08:38:14 00:08:38:42				One has to buy the beer, the rest is completely up to oneself.
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00:08:40:29 00:08:40:43					||DISTINCT3	versch{ieden}
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00:08:40:44 00:08:40:49				Sometimes there are people who bring a salad and make it nice and cozy for themselves with a tablecloth and candles.	||YOU1
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00:08:42:43 00:08:43:21					TABLECLOTH1	decke
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00:08:45:03 00:08:45:10				That’s all possible and I think that’s lovely.
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00:08:47:16 00:08:47:28				One doesn’t have to purchase the food at the beer garden.
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00:08:48:39 00:08:48:42				One can just bring something that’s tasty to them.
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00:08:50:23 00:08:51:03				The atmosphere is great, people are laughing and in a good mood.
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00:08:52:13 00:08:52:20					||HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1*	wie
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00:08:52:30 00:08:52:37					PEOPLE2*	leute
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00:08:52:46 00:08:53:31					TO-SWARM1
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00:08:53:45 00:08:54:08					||MOOD4	stimmung
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00:08:54:19 00:08:54:22					$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:54:39 00:08:54:45					||ALL1A*	alle
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00:08:55:09 00:08:55:18					||TO-LAUGH1*	lachen
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00:08:55:36 00:08:55:43
00:08:55:43 00:08:56:00					||EVIL4	[MG]
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00:08:56:19 00:08:56:30					ZERO4	null
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00:08:56:39 00:08:57:20					$GEST-OFF^
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00:08:57:26 00:08:57:40				There are always big trees in the beer gardens. It’s nice and cool to sit in the shade underneath them.
00:08:57:40 00:08:57:46					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	viel
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00:08:58:02 00:08:58:08					TYPICAL1	typ{isch}
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00:08:58:20 00:08:58:40					TREE5	baum
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00:08:59:05 00:08:59:22					TO-PUT1*
00:08:59:22 00:08:59:30	Yes, that’s true.
00:08:59:30 00:08:59:38
00:08:59:38 00:08:59:43		YES2	stimmt
00:08:59:43 00:09:00:00					||WELL1	wohl
00:09:00:00 00:09:00:01
00:09:00:01 00:09:00:08
00:09:00:08 00:09:00:16					AIR1	kühl
00:09:00:16 00:09:01:00
00:09:01:00 00:09:01:05
00:09:01:05 00:09:01:41					||$GEST-OFF^
00:09:01:41 00:09:01:43
00:09:01:43 00:09:02:04				Without the trees, it wouldn’t be that nice.
00:09:02:04 00:09:02:11					WITHOUT1	ohne
00:09:02:11 00:09:02:14	There are also fairy lights and lanterns to give some light.
00:09:02:14 00:09:02:23
00:09:02:23 00:09:02:29					TREE5	baum
00:09:02:29 00:09:02:38
00:09:02:38 00:09:02:40		LAMP1A	lampe
00:09:02:40 00:09:02:43					CAN1*	[MG]
00:09:02:43 00:09:03:00
00:09:03:00 00:09:03:08		$PROD*
00:09:03:08 00:09:03:24
00:09:03:24 00:09:03:31					||$GEST-OFF^
00:09:03:31 00:09:04:05
00:09:04:05 00:09:05:08
00:09:05:08 00:09:05:11
00:09:05:11 00:09:05:19		LIGHT1	laterne
00:09:05:19 00:09:05:33
00:09:05:33 00:09:06:05		PILLAR1*
00:09:06:05 00:09:06:15
00:09:06:15 00:09:06:17		LIGHT-BULB1^*
00:09:06:17 00:09:06:27
00:09:06:27 00:09:06:33		LAMP1A	lampe
00:09:06:33 00:09:06:46
00:09:06:46 00:09:07:00		TO-PUT1*
00:09:07:00 00:09:07:04
00:09:07:04 00:09:07:26		$ORAL^	stimm	Everyone — young and old — loves to go to the beer garden.
00:09:07:26 00:09:07:33
00:09:07:33 00:09:07:47					||ALL1A	alle
00:09:07:47 00:09:08:16
00:09:08:16 00:09:08:25					||YOUNG2*	ju{gend}
00:09:08:25 00:09:08:34
00:09:08:34 00:09:08:36					||UNTIL1*	bis
00:09:08:36 00:09:08:43
00:09:08:43 00:09:09:01					PROTECTION2B^	al{t}
00:09:09:01 00:09:09:06
00:09:09:06 00:09:09:12					||TO-LIKE2*
00:09:09:12 00:09:09:24
00:09:09:24 00:09:10:11					TO-COME1*	komm komm komm
00:09:10:11 00:09:10:13				They meet up to chat.
00:09:10:13 00:09:10:14					||$INDEX1
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00:09:10:17 00:09:10:25					||TO-MEET1*	treffe
00:09:10:25 00:09:10:37
00:09:10:37 00:09:10:44					||THERE1*
00:09:10:44 00:09:11:06
00:09:11:06 00:09:11:29					TALK2A*	unterhal{ten}
00:09:11:29 00:09:11:32
00:09:11:32 00:09:11:34				One just agrees on a time and meets in the usual spot.
00:09:11:34 00:09:11:41					TO-MEET2A	trefft
00:09:11:41 00:09:11:46
00:09:11:46 00:09:11:48					||$INDEX1	[MG]
00:09:11:48 00:09:12:01
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00:09:12:31 00:09:12:45					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*	[MG]
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00:09:13:06 00:09:13:13					||OR1*	oder
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00:09:13:16 00:09:13:28					||REGULAR4B*	stammplatz
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00:09:13:35 00:09:13:41					||PLACE1
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00:09:14:01 00:09:15:03					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*	[MG]
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00:09:15:09 00:09:15:15				It’s almost a tradition.
00:09:15:15 00:09:15:31					||ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:09:15:31 00:09:15:47
00:09:15:47 00:09:16:15					||TRADITION2A	[MG]
00:09:16:15 00:09:16:37	How many beer gardens are there in Munich, total?
00:09:16:37 00:09:16:42		MUNICH1A*	münchen
00:09:16:42 00:09:17:00
00:09:17:00 00:09:17:10		OVERALL1A
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00:09:17:15 00:09:17:18		HOW-MUCH5*	wie viel
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00:09:17:26 00:09:17:30		BEER3	biergarten
00:09:17:30 00:09:17:35
00:09:17:35 00:09:17:38		GARDEN2*
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00:09:17:44 00:09:18:00		HOW-MUCH5*	wie viel
00:09:18:00 00:09:18:18				Very many.
00:09:18:18 00:09:18:30		$ORAL^			||$GEST-OFF^*
00:09:18:30 00:09:19:02
00:09:19:02 00:09:20:02					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A*
00:09:20:02 00:09:20:04
00:09:20:04 00:09:20:10				But the big and well-known ones are/
00:09:20:10 00:09:20:12					||STOP1^
00:09:20:12 00:09:20:29	This huge, known one would be the Hirschgarten [restaurant with the largest beer garden in Munich and possibly the world].
00:09:20:29 00:09:20:40		$INDEX1
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00:09:20:43 00:09:21:07					BIG3A	gro{ß}
00:09:21:07 00:09:21:10		BIG3B	[MG]
00:09:21:10 00:09:21:19
00:09:21:19 00:09:21:27
00:09:21:27 00:09:21:40					||BEER3*	bier
00:09:21:40 00:09:21:42		$GEST^
00:09:21:42 00:09:21:45
00:09:21:45 00:09:22:16
00:09:22:16 00:09:22:23					WELL-KNOWN4*	bekannt
00:09:22:23 00:09:22:26		DEAR1*	hirschgarten
00:09:22:26 00:09:22:37
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00:09:23:09 00:09:23:15		GARDEN2
00:09:23:15 00:09:23:16					||YOU1*
00:09:23:16 00:09:23:17
00:09:23:17 00:09:23:21
00:09:23:21 00:09:23:27				… the Hirschgarten and/
00:09:23:27 00:09:23:30		$GEST^
00:09:23:30 00:09:23:34					||DEAR2*	hirschgarten
00:09:23:34 00:09:23:42
00:09:23:42 00:09:24:05					GARDEN2
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00:09:24:07 00:09:24:15	… in the English garden by the Chinese tower/
00:09:24:15 00:09:24:16		$LIST1:2of2d*
00:09:24:16 00:09:24:21					||AND2A*	und
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00:09:24:33 00:09:24:36		ENGLAND4*	englisch
00:09:24:36 00:09:24:42
00:09:24:42 00:09:24:44					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*
00:09:24:44 00:09:25:02
00:09:25:02 00:09:25:04		GARDEN2*	garten
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00:09:25:15 00:09:25:21		CHINA1	china
00:09:25:21 00:09:25:22
00:09:25:22 00:09:25:25				… the Augustiner beer garden close to central station.
00:09:25:25 00:09:25:35					||AUGUSTINIAN1	augustiner
00:09:25:35 00:09:25:46		TOWER1*	turm
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00:09:26:00 00:09:26:03		$INDEX1	stimmt
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00:09:26:08 00:09:26:10					||WITH1A*	mit
00:09:26:10 00:09:26:11
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00:09:26:12 00:09:26:15					GARDEN2	garten
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00:09:26:22 00:09:26:35					||CLOSE-BY1^*
00:09:26:35 00:09:26:49
00:09:26:49 00:09:27:06					||$MORPH-MAIN1B	hauptbahnhof
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00:09:28:26 00:09:28:35				The third one is in the English garden. These are the biggest ones.
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00:09:28:46 00:09:29:02					||ENGLAND4*	englisch
00:09:29:02 00:09:29:09
00:09:29:09 00:09:29:23					||GARDEN2*	garten
00:09:29:23 00:09:29:41
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00:09:31:12 00:09:32:05					BIG7*	oder groß
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00:09:33:24 00:09:33:38					||BIG7*	groß
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00:09:34:01 00:09:34:09					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d	drei
00:09:34:09 00:09:34:28	One that’s a bit smaller is by the Max-Weber-square, just around the corner.
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00:09:35:14 00:09:35:22		SMALL11*	[MG]
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00:09:35:25 00:09:35:34				There are quite a few.
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00:09:36:00 00:09:36:02					$PROD*	[MG]
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00:09:36:26 00:09:36:38				A smaller one is by the Michaelibad [indoor swimming pool].
00:09:36:38 00:09:36:47		$ALPHA1:M-X	max
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00:09:37:02 00:09:37:04					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
00:09:37:04 00:09:37:12		$ALPHA1:W	weber
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00:09:37:18 00:09:37:25		PLACE6A	platz
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00:09:37:31 00:09:37:33					||$NAME	micha{eli}
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00:09:38:04 00:09:38:10		$ALPHA1:M-X	max
00:09:38:10 00:09:38:20					TO-BATH1B*	bad
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00:09:38:46 00:09:39:04
00:09:39:04 00:09:39:10		$ALPHA1:W	weber
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00:09:39:16 00:09:39:21		PLACE6A	platz
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00:09:39:48 00:09:40:06				Right, at the Max-Weber-square, that’s also a Hofbräu one.
00:09:40:06 00:09:40:16		$PROD*
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00:09:40:41 00:09:41:02					||YES2
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00:09:41:06 00:09:41:14
00:09:41:14 00:09:41:19		BEER3	bier
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00:09:41:21 00:09:41:24					||$PROD*
00:09:41:24 00:09:41:43		AREA1A^
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00:09:42:03 00:09:42:04					||$ALPHA1:H-B	h-b
00:09:42:04 00:09:42:08		YES2*
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00:09:42:46 00:09:43:18				There are quite a few more.
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00:09:43:46 00:09:44:20				The biggest beer garden is the one in the English garden, I think.
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00:09:45:39 00:09:45:44					||TO-BELIEVE2A*	glau{ben}
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00:09:49:03 00:09:53:49							What else would you do?
00:09:53:49 00:09:54:15				If it worked out and the visitors came in the end of September, beginning of October, I would of course take them to Oktoberfest.
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00:09:54:37 00:09:54:42					IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
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00:09:56:28 00:09:56:35					||TO-MATCH1*	pass
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00:09:57:01 00:09:57:11					||MONTH1*	monat
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00:09:57:34 00:09:57:40					||END1B	ende
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00:09:57:48 00:09:58:05					||SEPTEMBER2A*	sept{ember}
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00:09:58:15 00:09:58:26					||BEGINNING1A	anfan{g}
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00:09:59:48 00:10:00:06					||OCTOBER5	okto{ber}
00:10:00:06 00:10:00:15
00:10:00:15 00:10:00:18					||WOULD-BE1	wäre
00:10:00:18 00:10:00:28
00:10:00:28 00:10:00:37					TOGETHER1A*
00:10:00:37 00:10:00:45
00:10:00:45 00:10:01:02					||TO-GO-THERE2
00:10:01:02 00:10:01:10
00:10:01:10 00:10:01:20					OKTOBERFEST1	oktoberfest
00:10:01:20 00:10:01:31
00:10:01:31 00:10:01:48	Seven days of Oktoberfest, that’s it.
00:10:01:48 00:10:01:49		YES2*
00:10:01:49 00:10:02:00				The Oktoberfest is a must.
00:10:02:00 00:10:02:07					||DUTY1*	pflicht
00:10:02:07 00:10:02:28
00:10:02:28 00:10:02:34		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:7	sieben
00:10:02:34 00:10:02:46
00:10:02:46 00:10:02:47		DAY1A	tag
00:10:02:47 00:10:03:05					OKTOBERFEST1*	oktoberfes{t}
00:10:03:05 00:10:03:11
00:10:03:11 00:10:03:25		CELEBRATION3A	oktoberfest
00:10:03:25 00:10:03:27
00:10:03:27 00:10:03:39					FINISH1*
00:10:03:39 00:10:03:43		DONE1B	fertig
00:10:03:43 00:10:03:46
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00:10:04:17 00:10:04:30
00:10:04:30 00:10:05:44
00:10:05:44 00:10:07:46							What is the Oktoberfest?
00:10:07:46 00:10:08:00
00:10:08:00 00:10:08:22	There are beer tents at Oktoberfest.
00:10:08:22 00:10:08:26		CELEBRATION3A*	oktoberfest
00:10:08:26 00:10:08:32
00:10:08:32 00:10:08:38		IN3
00:10:08:38 00:10:08:49
00:10:08:49 00:10:09:07		THERE-IS3	es gibt
00:10:09:07 00:10:09:14
00:10:09:14 00:10:09:18		$LIST1:1of1d
00:10:09:18 00:10:09:29
00:10:09:29 00:10:09:36		BEER3	bierzelt
00:10:09:36 00:10:10:02
00:10:10:02 00:10:10:12		TENT1
00:10:10:12 00:10:10:32
00:10:10:32 00:10:11:14		$PROD*
00:10:11:14 00:10:11:18
00:10:11:18 00:10:11:27	They are basically ‘beer gardens in a house‘.
00:10:11:27 00:10:11:42		QUOTATION-MARKS1*	[MG]
00:10:11:42 00:10:12:26
00:10:12:26 00:10:12:32		BEER3*	biergarten
00:10:12:32 00:10:12:41
00:10:12:41 00:10:12:45		GARDEN2*
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00:10:13:01 00:10:13:07		DOWN1^	im
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00:10:13:17 00:10:13:29		HOUSE1A*	haus
00:10:13:29 00:10:13:34
00:10:13:34 00:10:13:42		QUOTATION-MARKS1
00:10:13:42 00:10:14:11
00:10:14:11 00:10:14:43	There are carrousels, rollercoasters, ghost trains, merry-go-rounds and many more things.
00:10:14:43 00:10:14:49		OR5*	oder
00:10:14:49 00:10:15:07
00:10:15:07 00:10:15:15		$LIST1:2of2d
00:10:15:15 00:10:15:40
00:10:15:40 00:10:16:13		ROUNDABOUT1*	karussell
00:10:16:13 00:10:16:18
00:10:16:18 00:10:16:24		$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:16:24 00:10:16:32
00:10:16:32 00:10:16:36		$LIST1:2of2d
00:10:16:36 00:10:16:43				There are different things there.
00:10:16:43 00:10:16:47		$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:16:47 00:10:17:17					||DISTINCT2B	[MG]
00:10:17:17 00:10:17:22
00:10:17:22 00:10:17:26		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:8d	achterbahn
00:10:17:26 00:10:17:32
00:10:17:32 00:10:18:03		WAVE2^*
00:10:18:03 00:10:18:16
00:10:18:16 00:10:18:18		SPIRIT1*	geisterbahn
00:10:18:18 00:10:18:24
00:10:18:24 00:10:18:37
00:10:18:37 00:10:18:39		TRAIN2B^*
00:10:18:39 00:10:18:44
00:10:18:44 00:10:19:09		$GEST^
00:10:19:09 00:10:19:24
00:10:19:24 00:10:19:32		CHILD2*	kinderkarussell
00:10:19:32 00:10:19:41
00:10:19:41 00:10:20:08		ROUNDABOUT1
00:10:20:08 00:10:20:22				There is one ride that has had a long tradition - it’s called the Devil’s Wheel.
00:10:20:22 00:10:20:23					||OR1*	oder
00:10:20:23 00:10:20:26
00:10:20:26 00:10:20:29
00:10:20:29 00:10:20:32		$GEST^
00:10:20:32 00:10:20:35					PRESENT-OR-HERE1^*	gib
00:10:20:35 00:10:20:49
00:10:20:49 00:10:21:00
00:10:21:00 00:10:21:08					||TRADITION2A	tradition
00:10:21:08 00:10:21:15		MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	viel
00:10:21:15 00:10:21:18
00:10:21:18 00:10:21:21		DISTINCT1*	verschieden
00:10:21:21 00:10:21:30
00:10:21:30 00:10:21:36
00:10:21:36 00:10:21:41		$GEST^
00:10:21:41 00:10:21:44
00:10:21:44 00:10:22:04					||OLD5A	alt
00:10:22:04 00:10:22:06
00:10:22:06 00:10:22:29
00:10:22:29 00:10:22:32					DEVIL2	teufelsrad
00:10:22:32 00:10:23:00
00:10:23:00 00:10:23:30					||CIRCLE2*
00:10:23:30 00:10:23:33
00:10:23:33 00:10:23:34				It’s very old but still remains extremely popular.
00:10:23:34 00:10:23:38					||$INDEX1
00:10:23:38 00:10:23:42
00:10:23:42 00:10:23:47					||OLD3*	alt
00:10:23:47 00:10:24:08
00:10:24:08 00:10:24:14					||TRADITION2A	tradi{tion}
00:10:24:14 00:10:24:24
00:10:24:24 00:10:24:31					||A-WHOLE-LOT2*	[MG]
00:10:24:31 00:10:24:38
00:10:24:38 00:10:25:15					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	ein
00:10:25:15 00:10:25:17
00:10:25:17 00:10:25:34				Everyone goes there even though it’s actually pretty simple.
00:10:25:34 00:10:25:39					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*	[MG]
00:10:25:39 00:10:25:41
00:10:25:41 00:10:25:47					||AND2A*	und
00:10:25:47 00:10:26:11
00:10:26:11 00:10:26:44					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	[MG]
00:10:26:44 00:10:27:05
00:10:27:05 00:10:27:09					||VERY4	sehr
00:10:27:09 00:10:27:12
00:10:27:12 00:10:27:35					||MY1*	mein
00:10:27:35 00:10:27:44
00:10:27:44 00:10:27:49					||CONTENT3
00:10:27:49 00:10:28:13
00:10:28:13 00:10:28:45					||EASY1	einfach
00:10:28:45 00:10:29:00
00:10:29:00 00:10:29:04				One has to stay put on a turning ‘plate’ and try not to fly off, even if others interfere.
00:10:29:04 00:10:29:22					||CIRCLE2*	[MG]
00:10:29:22 00:10:29:37
00:10:29:37 00:10:30:00					$PROD*	[MG]
00:10:30:00 00:10:30:07
00:10:30:07 00:10:30:15	Yes, there’s a rope, too.
00:10:30:15 00:10:30:16					||TO-PULL2	[MG]
00:10:30:16 00:10:30:25		YES2*
00:10:30:25 00:10:30:26
00:10:30:26 00:10:30:38
00:10:30:38 00:10:30:43		ROD1B*	seil
00:10:30:43 00:10:30:46					||TO-HOLD-ON1*	festhalten
00:10:30:46 00:10:31:10
00:10:31:10 00:10:31:11
00:10:31:11 00:10:31:15		$PROD*
00:10:31:15 00:10:31:22					HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1*	wie
00:10:31:22 00:10:31:23
00:10:31:23 00:10:32:03
00:10:32:03 00:10:32:18					$PROD*
00:10:32:18 00:10:33:10
00:10:33:10 00:10:33:20					||TO-KICK-OUT1*	raus
00:10:33:20 00:10:33:26
00:10:33:26 00:10:33:32				The last one who remains sitting wins.
00:10:33:32 00:10:33:34					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	ein
00:10:33:34 00:10:33:41
00:10:33:41 00:10:33:47					||LAST1A	letzt
00:10:33:47 00:10:34:08
00:10:34:08 00:10:34:22					||GAIN1
00:10:34:22 00:10:34:39
00:10:34:39 00:10:35:13					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:35:13 00:10:35:14
00:10:35:14 00:10:35:23	Yes.			The spectators create a really good atmosphere, too.
00:10:35:23 00:10:35:34		YES2*
00:10:35:34 00:10:35:41
00:10:35:41 00:10:35:44					TO-WATCH1^*
00:10:35:44 00:10:35:49
00:10:35:49 00:10:36:01					TO-LOOK-AT7^
00:10:36:01 00:10:36:05
00:10:36:05 00:10:36:13					||MOOD4	stimmung
00:10:36:13 00:10:36:33
00:10:36:33 00:10:37:48					||AMBIANCE5*
00:10:37:48 00:10:38:02
00:10:38:02 00:10:38:15				That’s been the tradition for five years.
00:10:38:15 00:10:38:20					||TRADITION2A	[MG]
00:10:38:20 00:10:38:26
00:10:38:26 00:10:38:32					||ALREADY1B*	schon
00:10:38:32 00:10:38:37
00:10:38:37 00:10:38:42					||OVER-OR-ABOUT1*	über
00:10:38:42 00:10:38:48
00:10:38:48 00:10:39:02					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:5	fünf
00:10:39:02 00:10:39:09
00:10:39:09 00:10:39:17					||YEAR2A	jahr
00:10:39:17 00:10:39:26
00:10:39:26 00:10:40:00					AS-ALWAYS1*	[MG]
00:10:40:00 00:10:40:12
00:10:40:12 00:10:40:15					||$GEST-OFF^
00:10:40:15 00:10:40:17
00:10:40:17 00:10:41:00				And of course, there are sweets.
00:10:41:00 00:10:41:08					||AND2A*	und
00:10:41:08 00:10:41:16
00:10:41:16 00:10:41:35					||SWEET1^*	süßigkeit
00:10:41:35 00:10:41:47
00:10:41:47 00:10:42:15					$INDEX1*
00:10:42:15 00:10:42:27
00:10:42:27 00:10:42:35				You can get cotton candy or candied almonds.
00:10:42:35 00:10:42:45					||SUGAR1A	zuckerwatte
00:10:42:45 00:10:43:12
00:10:43:12 00:10:43:31					||$PROD
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00:10:43:48 00:10:44:02					||OR5*	oder
00:10:44:02 00:10:44:31
00:10:44:31 00:10:45:02					||TONSILS1A*	mandel
00:10:45:02 00:10:45:34
00:10:45:34 00:10:46:17					||$PROD*	[MG]
00:10:46:17 00:10:46:21
00:10:46:21 00:10:47:13					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:47:13 00:10:47:23
00:10:47:23 00:10:47:31				There are souvenirs to buy everywhere, like hats, for example.
00:10:47:31 00:10:47:37					||THERE-IS3*	gibt
00:10:47:37 00:10:47:44
00:10:47:44 00:10:48:15					$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
00:10:48:15 00:10:48:29
00:10:48:29 00:10:48:42					||MEMORY-OR-REMINDER2	erinnerung
00:10:48:42 00:10:49:00
00:10:49:00 00:10:49:03					THING1*	sache
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00:10:49:14 00:10:49:26					||TO-TAKE-SB-OR-STH-ALONG2*	a
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00:10:49:47 00:10:50:11					HAT2*	hut
00:10:50:11 00:10:50:25
00:10:50:25 00:10:50:40					||OR5	oder
00:10:50:40 00:10:50:46	And the Ferris wheel.
00:10:50:46 00:10:50:49					$GEST-OFF^*
00:10:50:49 00:10:51:16		YES2
00:10:51:16 00:10:51:17
00:10:51:17 00:10:51:24				There are gingerbread hearts/
00:10:51:24 00:10:51:29		ALSO1A	auch
00:10:51:29 00:10:51:33
00:10:51:33 00:10:52:00					HEART2*	herz
00:10:52:00 00:10:52:13		BIG3B^	riese{n}ra{d}
00:10:52:13 00:10:52:19
00:10:52:19 00:10:52:26		ROUND3A^*
00:10:52:26 00:10:52:37
00:10:52:37 00:10:52:45				… gingerbread hearts and the Ferris wheel, exactly.
00:10:52:45 00:10:53:17					HEART2*	he{rz}
00:10:53:17 00:10:53:32
00:10:53:32 00:10:53:41					BIG3B^	riesenrad
00:10:53:41 00:10:53:42
00:10:53:42 00:10:54:10					||ROUND3A^*
00:10:54:10 00:10:54:17
00:10:54:17 00:10:54:22		$INDEX1
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00:10:55:10 00:10:55:17				One has a great view from there.
00:10:55:17 00:10:55:36					||TO-OBSERVE4*	[MG]
00:10:55:36 00:10:55:46
00:10:55:46 00:10:55:49					||SUPER1*
00:10:55:49 00:10:56:02
00:10:56:02 00:10:56:17				I would definitely recommend that.
00:10:56:17 00:10:56:25					||TO-RECOMMEND1B	empfohl
00:10:56:25 00:10:56:36
00:10:56:36 00:10:56:48					||THERE1
00:10:56:48 00:10:57:39
00:10:57:39 00:10:57:47				One can see the whole Oktoberfest from there and explain everything.
00:10:57:47 00:10:58:04					||MEASURE5A^	riesenrad
00:10:58:04 00:10:58:07
00:10:58:07 00:10:58:21					||ROUND3A^*
00:10:58:21 00:10:58:29
00:10:58:29 00:10:58:49					||OVERVIEW2B*	überblicken
00:10:58:49 00:10:59:08
00:10:59:08 00:10:59:14					CLEAR1D	klar
00:10:59:14 00:10:59:17
00:10:59:17 00:10:59:29					EVERYTHING1B	alles
00:10:59:29 00:10:59:33
00:10:59:33 00:10:59:37					CELEBRATION3A*	oktoberfest
00:10:59:37 00:10:59:43
00:10:59:43 00:10:59:48					||WHAT-DOES-THAT-MEAN1	was
00:10:59:48 00:11:00:10	Yes, one can see masses of people.
00:11:00:10 00:11:00:14					||AREA1A^*
00:11:00:14 00:11:00:22		YES2
00:11:00:22 00:11:00:29
00:11:00:29 00:11:00:43		TO-LOOK-AT1
00:11:00:43 00:11:01:06
00:11:01:06 00:11:01:09		AREA1D^*
00:11:01:09 00:11:01:30
00:11:01:30 00:11:01:41
00:11:01:41 00:11:01:48		YES2
00:11:01:48 00:11:02:02
00:11:02:02 00:11:02:19				A gingerbread heart is always a nice gift for one’s partner.
00:11:02:19 00:11:02:21					||AND2A*	und
00:11:02:21 00:11:02:22
00:11:02:22 00:11:02:33
00:11:02:33 00:11:02:36					||$GEST-ATTENTION1^*
00:11:02:36 00:11:02:46
00:11:02:46 00:11:03:03					||BEAUTIFUL1A	schö{n}
00:11:03:03 00:11:03:13
00:11:03:13 00:11:03:21					GIFT1*	gesch{enk}
00:11:03:21 00:11:03:37
00:11:03:37 00:11:03:42					||BOYFRIEND-GIRLFRIEND1	[MG]
00:11:03:42 00:11:04:21
00:11:04:21 00:11:04:31	A gingerbread heart, yes, and cotton candy.
00:11:04:31 00:11:04:44					HEART2*	herz
00:11:04:44 00:11:05:17		HEART2^*	lebkuch{enherz}
00:11:05:17 00:11:05:18
00:11:05:18 00:11:05:25
00:11:05:25 00:11:05:29		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimm
00:11:05:29 00:11:05:36					||$ALPHA1:L	lebkuchen
00:11:05:36 00:11:05:43
00:11:05:43 00:11:05:47					||CAKE5*
00:11:05:47 00:11:06:19		HEART2^*	lebkuch{enherz}
00:11:06:19 00:11:06:25
00:11:06:25 00:11:06:33
00:11:06:33 00:11:06:35					HEART2*
00:11:06:35 00:11:06:41		WITH1A	mit
00:11:06:41 00:11:07:00
00:11:07:00 00:11:07:10		SUGAR3	zuckerwatte
00:11:07:10 00:11:07:23
00:11:07:23 00:11:07:26		$PROD*
00:11:07:26 00:11:08:00
00:11:08:00 00:11:08:27
00:11:08:27 00:11:08:29		YES1A
00:11:08:29 00:11:09:02
00:11:09:02 00:11:09:41	Do gingerbread hearts only exist at Oktoberfest?
00:11:09:41 00:11:10:10		HEART2^*	lebkuch{enherz}
00:11:10:10 00:11:10:12				If one meets up/
00:11:10:12 00:11:10:27
00:11:10:27 00:11:10:30		SOLE1*	einzig
00:11:10:30 00:11:10:36					QUOTATION-MARKS1^	[MG]
00:11:10:36 00:11:10:37
00:11:10:37 00:11:10:40
00:11:10:40 00:11:11:00		$INDEX1
00:11:11:00 00:11:11:08
00:11:11:08 00:11:11:15					||TO-MEET1	treffen
00:11:11:15 00:11:11:22
00:11:11:22 00:11:11:25					||QUOTATION-MARKS1^
00:11:11:25 00:11:11:35		SOLE1*	einz{ig}
00:11:11:35 00:11:11:39
00:11:11:39 00:11:11:49		$INDEX1
00:11:11:49 00:11:12:01
00:11:12:01 00:11:12:15
00:11:12:15 00:11:12:40		HEART2^*	lebkuch{enherz}
00:11:12:40 00:11:13:12
00:11:13:12 00:11:13:15		AREA1A*	[MG]
00:11:13:15 00:11:13:25				They were originally only sold at Oktoberfest, but then others started copying them.
00:11:13:25 00:11:13:33
00:11:13:33 00:11:13:34		THERE-IS3*	[MG]
00:11:13:34 00:11:13:39					||THERE-IS3*	gibt nicht
00:11:13:39 00:11:14:06
00:11:14:06 00:11:14:16
00:11:14:16 00:11:14:22					||SOLE1	einz{ig}
00:11:14:22 00:11:14:26
00:11:14:26 00:11:14:31					||$INDEX1
00:11:14:31 00:11:15:27
00:11:15:27 00:11:15:28					||$INDEX1
00:11:15:28 00:11:15:35
00:11:15:35 00:11:15:38					||ONLY2A*	nu{r}
00:11:15:38 00:11:16:02
00:11:16:02 00:11:16:15					SOMEWHERE1^*
00:11:16:15 00:11:16:27
00:11:16:27 00:11:16:39	Yes, it was copied.				OFF6*	ab ab ab ab
00:11:16:39 00:11:17:07		COPY1A	kopie
00:11:17:07 00:11:17:10
00:11:17:10 00:11:17:12		YES2*	ja
00:11:17:12 00:11:17:15				Originally, they only existed at Oktoberfest.
00:11:17:15 00:11:17:27
00:11:17:27 00:11:17:29					YES1A*
00:11:17:29 00:11:17:34
00:11:17:34 00:11:17:40					||$INDEX1*
00:11:17:40 00:11:18:00
00:11:18:00 00:11:18:06					||TO-ORIGINATE1	[MG]
00:11:18:06 00:11:18:12
00:11:18:12 00:11:18:25					||TO-BELONG1*
00:11:18:25 00:11:19:00
00:11:19:00 00:11:19:07					OKTOBERFEST1	oktoberfest
00:11:19:07 00:11:19:45
00:11:19:45 00:11:20:07					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:20:07 00:11:20:09
00:11:20:09 00:11:20:17				There’s always a very peaceful atmosphere when meeting others at Oktoberfest.
00:11:20:17 00:11:20:28					||AND2A	und
00:11:20:28 00:11:20:37
00:11:20:37 00:11:20:40					||$INDEX1
00:11:20:40 00:11:20:48
00:11:20:48 00:11:21:02					||QUOTATION-MARKS1^
00:11:21:02 00:11:21:07
00:11:21:07 00:11:21:10					||HERE1	[MG]
00:11:21:10 00:11:21:17
00:11:21:17 00:11:21:22					||LIKE3A*	wie
00:11:21:22 00:11:21:32
00:11:21:32 00:11:21:40					||TO-MEET1*	treffen
00:11:21:40 00:11:21:47
00:11:21:47 00:11:22:00					PRESENT-OR-HERE1*
00:11:22:00 00:11:22:06
00:11:22:06 00:11:22:11					LIKE6	wie
00:11:22:11 00:11:22:18
00:11:22:18 00:11:22:29					PEACE1	friede
00:11:22:29 00:11:22:49
00:11:22:49 00:11:23:14					||FINISH1
00:11:23:14 00:11:23:29
00:11:23:29 00:11:23:49					TOGETHER1A*	zusamm
00:11:23:49 00:11:24:15
00:11:24:15 00:11:24:27					TO-CELEBRATE1*	feier
00:11:24:27 00:11:24:29
00:11:24:29 00:11:24:38				Of course there are also some issues because of the alcohol.
00:11:24:38 00:11:24:44					||THERE-IS3*	gib
00:11:24:44 00:11:25:10
00:11:25:10 00:11:25:16					||ALCOHOL1*	[MG]
00:11:25:16 00:11:25:27
00:11:25:27 00:11:25:33					||$GEST-OFF^
00:11:25:33 00:11:25:35
00:11:25:35 00:11:25:47				But I would call them exceptions.
00:11:25:47 00:11:26:12					||OUTDOORS1B	ausnahme
00:11:26:12 00:11:26:21
00:11:26:21 00:11:26:29					||EXCEPTION1B*
00:11:26:29 00:11:26:35
00:11:26:35 00:11:27:33					||TO-SLIDE-OR-TO-PUSH2*
00:11:27:33 00:11:28:11
00:11:28:11 00:11:28:34				Most of the problems come from jealousy.
00:11:28:34 00:11:28:43					||REASON4B	[MG]
00:11:28:43 00:11:28:49
00:11:28:49 00:11:29:02					||MOST1A*	meist
00:11:29:02 00:11:29:13
00:11:29:13 00:11:29:25					JEALOUS2	eifersüchtig
00:11:29:25 00:11:29:37
00:11:29:37 00:11:29:43					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:11:29:43 00:11:30:18	At the first-aid station, one can see the number of people who get hospitalized.
00:11:30:18 00:11:30:21		$INDEX1
00:11:30:21 00:11:30:27
00:11:30:27 00:11:30:33		EQUAL8^*
00:11:30:33 00:11:30:41
00:11:30:41 00:11:30:46		BEST1	[MG]
00:11:30:46 00:11:31:10
00:11:31:10 00:11:31:32		CROSS-UPPER-ARM1^
00:11:31:32 00:11:31:41
00:11:31:41 00:11:32:12		$PROD*
00:11:32:12 00:11:32:19
00:11:32:19 00:11:32:22		WHERE1A*	wo
00:11:32:22 00:11:32:33
00:11:32:33 00:11:32:49		CROSS-UPPER-ARM1^
00:11:32:49 00:11:33:09
00:11:33:09 00:11:33:10		TO-LOOK3*
00:11:33:10 00:11:33:22
00:11:33:22 00:11:33:24		TO-LOOK1*
00:11:33:24 00:11:33:28
00:11:33:28 00:11:33:33		HOW-MUCH5*	wie viele
00:11:33:33 00:11:34:02
00:11:34:02 00:11:34:19		TRANSPORT2A*
00:11:34:19 00:11:34:21
00:11:34:21 00:11:34:24	That’s always a lot of people.
00:11:34:24 00:11:34:28		HOW-MUCH5*
00:11:34:28 00:11:34:35
00:11:34:35 00:11:34:43		MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	viel
00:11:34:43 00:11:35:01
00:11:35:01 00:11:35:13		$GEST-DECLINE1^*		Most of them get sent in as so called ‘Bierleiche’ [lit. beer corpse; someone being dead drunk due to too much beer].
00:11:35:13 00:11:35:27
00:11:35:27 00:11:35:33					||$INDEX1
00:11:35:33 00:11:35:44
00:11:35:44 00:11:36:03					||MOST1A	[MG]
00:11:36:03 00:11:36:14
00:11:36:14 00:11:36:18					||NAME3^	nummer
00:11:36:18 00:11:36:21
00:11:36:21 00:11:36:25					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	eins
00:11:36:25 00:11:36:37
00:11:36:37 00:11:36:47					||BEER3	bierleiche
00:11:36:47 00:11:37:24
00:11:37:24 00:11:37:35					||CORPSE1
00:11:37:35 00:11:37:41
00:11:37:41 00:11:38:04				The second biggest group is that of people with blood on their faces who got hurt in fistfights.
00:11:38:04 00:11:38:08					||NAME3^*	nummer
00:11:38:08 00:11:38:19
00:11:38:19 00:11:38:28					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d*	zwei
00:11:38:28 00:11:38:34
00:11:38:34 00:11:39:17					||TO-THRASH1
00:11:39:17 00:11:39:27
00:11:39:27 00:11:39:45					||BLOOD1D*	blut
00:11:39:45 00:11:40:07
00:11:40:07 00:11:40:30	Injuries in general.
00:11:40:30 00:11:40:40		INJURY1A	verletzung
00:11:40:40 00:11:40:41
00:11:40:41 00:11:41:22		$GEST^
00:11:41:22 00:11:41:36				Unconscious people who collapsed due to the heat.
00:11:41:36 00:11:41:40		CLEAR1A*
00:11:41:40 00:11:41:45					FAINT1*
00:11:41:45 00:11:42:10
00:11:42:10 00:11:42:22
00:11:42:22 00:11:42:34		$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:42:34 00:11:42:45
00:11:42:45 00:11:42:48					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:11:42:48 00:11:43:37
00:11:43:37 00:11:43:46
00:11:43:46 00:11:44:03					||IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
00:11:44:03 00:11:44:24
00:11:44:24 00:11:44:35					||SUN-BEATS-DOWN1A*	heiß
00:11:44:35 00:11:45:01
00:11:45:01 00:11:45:24					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:45:24 00:11:45:40
00:11:45:40 00:11:46:04					FAINT1	kollaps
00:11:46:04 00:11:46:09
00:11:46:09 00:11:47:41					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:11:47:41 00:11:47:47
00:11:47:47 00:11:48:11				If the weather is nice, the atmosphere is overwhelmingly great, but on the weekend, it’s packed.
00:11:48:11 00:11:48:15					||IF-OR-WHEN1A	wenn
00:11:48:15 00:11:48:31
00:11:48:31 00:11:48:45					||BEAUTIFUL5	schön
00:11:48:45 00:11:49:04
00:11:49:04 00:11:49:14					||WEATHER6B	wetter
00:11:49:14 00:11:49:41
00:11:49:41 00:11:49:48					||MOOD4	stimm
00:11:49:48 00:11:50:01
00:11:50:01 00:11:50:13					||OVERWHELMED1	[MG]
00:11:50:13 00:11:50:21
00:11:50:21 00:11:50:39					||FINISH1
00:11:50:39 00:11:51:25
00:11:51:25 00:11:51:38					||FULL9*	v{oll}
00:11:51:38 00:11:52:00
00:11:52:00 00:11:52:04					||ONLY2A*	nur
00:11:52:04 00:11:52:09
00:11:52:09 00:11:52:19					||WEEKEND3	wochenende
00:11:52:19 00:11:52:30
00:11:52:30 00:11:52:47					FULL9	voll
00:11:52:47 00:11:53:03
00:11:53:03 00:11:53:10					||FINISH1*
00:11:53:10 00:11:53:19
00:11:53:19 00:11:53:27					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
00:11:53:27 00:11:53:34
00:11:53:34 00:11:53:38				By the entries to the beer tents one can always see a sign then that says ‘overcrowded‘.
00:11:53:38 00:11:53:48					||OR5*	oder
00:11:53:48 00:11:54:06
00:11:54:06 00:11:54:10					||BEER3*	bierzelt
00:11:54:10 00:11:54:20
00:11:54:20 00:11:54:24					TENT2*
00:11:54:24 00:11:54:29
00:11:54:29 00:11:54:33					||$INDEX1*
00:11:54:33 00:11:54:37
00:11:54:37 00:11:54:44					||ENTRANCE2A
00:11:54:44 00:11:55:06
00:11:55:06 00:11:55:11					HEADING1^*
00:11:55:11 00:11:55:22
00:11:55:22 00:11:55:35					||OFTEN3*	oft
00:11:55:35 00:11:55:45
00:11:55:45 00:11:56:02	If it’s sold out, one has to have a reservation.				||OVER-OR-ABOUT1*	über
00:11:56:02 00:11:56:12
00:11:56:12 00:11:56:14		SOLD-OUT1	ausverkauft
00:11:56:14 00:11:56:19					FAST3^*	voll
00:11:56:19 00:11:56:23
00:11:56:23 00:11:56:27		MUST1	muss
00:11:56:27 00:11:56:31
00:11:56:31 00:11:56:37		BEFOREHAND4*	vorher
00:11:56:37 00:11:56:40					HEADING1^*
00:11:56:40 00:11:56:49
00:11:56:49 00:11:57:08		TO-MAKE-RESERVATIONS1
00:11:57:08 00:11:57:30
00:11:57:30 00:11:58:10
00:11:58:10 00:11:58:17					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:11:58:17 00:11:58:26				It gets harder and harder to book a seat.
00:11:58:26 00:11:58:28					||NOW3*	jetzt
00:11:58:28 00:11:58:42
00:11:58:42 00:11:59:16					HEAVY1B*	schwer schwer schwer
00:11:59:16 00:11:59:20
00:11:59:20 00:11:59:27				Three, four years ago, it was still way easier.
00:11:59:27 00:12:00:00					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:12:00:00 00:12:00:06
00:12:00:06 00:12:00:13					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d	drei
00:12:00:13 00:12:00:18
00:12:00:18 00:12:00:20					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4d	vier
00:12:00:20 00:12:00:32
00:12:00:32 00:12:00:49					EASY-OR-LIGHT1*	leich{t}
00:12:00:49 00:12:01:10
00:12:01:10 00:12:01:13					||PLACE1	platz
00:12:01:13 00:12:01:20
00:12:01:20 00:12:01:28					TO-OBTAIN3
00:12:01:28 00:12:01:31
00:12:01:31 00:12:01:35				Now the search for a place is annoying; it’s best to get there before ten in the morning.
00:12:01:35 00:12:01:39					NOW3*	jetz{t}
00:12:01:39 00:12:02:17
00:12:02:17 00:12:02:37					HEAVY1B	schwer
00:12:02:37 00:12:03:02
00:12:03:02 00:12:03:08					||TO-TRY1	such
00:12:03:08 00:12:03:20
00:12:03:20 00:12:03:30					||FIGHT1A*	ka{mpf}
00:12:03:30 00:12:03:38
00:12:03:38 00:12:03:40					||MUST1	mu{ss}
00:12:03:40 00:12:03:49
00:12:03:49 00:12:04:17	It’s because people’s mobility gets better and better.				EARLY3A*	früh
00:12:04:17 00:12:04:25		CLEAR1A*	klar
00:12:04:25 00:12:04:26
00:12:04:26 00:12:04:30					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10	ze{hn}
00:12:04:30 00:12:04:38
00:12:04:38 00:12:04:39		BECAUSE1*	w{eil}
00:12:04:39 00:12:04:48					||TO-COME1*	ko{mmen}
00:12:04:48 00:12:04:49
00:12:04:49 00:12:05:02
00:12:05:02 00:12:05:16		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:12:05:16 00:12:05:26
00:12:05:26 00:12:05:40		MOBILITY1B	mobil
00:12:05:40 00:12:05:46
00:12:05:46 00:12:06:08		AREA1A*	bereich
00:12:06:08 00:12:06:14
00:12:06:14 00:12:06:15		TO-NEED1*
00:12:06:15 00:12:06:18
00:12:06:18 00:12:06:20		HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1*	wie
00:12:06:20 00:12:06:22
00:12:06:22 00:12:06:28		BEEN1	gewesen
00:12:06:28 00:12:06:49
00:12:06:49 00:12:07:08	One can come to Munich with the train or a plane from anywhere; many people do that.
00:12:07:08 00:12:07:10		TRAIN2A*	zug
00:12:07:10 00:12:07:22
00:12:07:22 00:12:07:35		TO-COME1
00:12:07:35 00:12:07:48
00:12:07:48 00:12:08:11		AIRPLANE2D*	flugzeug
00:12:08:11 00:12:08:16
00:12:08:16 00:12:08:22		BIT3	bissch{en}
00:12:08:22 00:12:08:29
00:12:08:29 00:12:08:37		CAN2A	kann
00:12:08:37 00:12:08:48
00:12:08:48 00:12:09:06		MORE1	mehr
00:12:09:06 00:12:09:20
00:12:09:20 00:12:09:33		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*
00:12:09:33 00:12:09:46
00:12:09:46 00:12:09:49		$GEST-OFF^*
00:12:09:49 00:12:10:01
00:12:10:01 00:12:10:04	That’s why it gets packed more quickly.
00:12:10:04 00:12:10:14		THEREFORE1*	deshalb
00:12:10:14 00:12:10:25
00:12:10:25 00:12:10:37		BAD-OR-STALE2B^	voll
00:12:10:37 00:12:10:43
00:12:10:43 00:12:11:01		FAST3A	schnell
00:12:11:01 00:12:11:06
00:12:11:06 00:12:11:09		$GEST-OFF^*
00:12:11:09 00:12:12:00
00:12:12:00 00:12:12:16				More and more tourists come, as well.
00:12:12:16 00:12:12:20					||NOW2*	jetzt
00:12:12:20 00:12:12:22
00:12:12:22 00:12:12:29					||MORE3*	mehr
00:12:12:29 00:12:12:35
00:12:12:35 00:12:12:49					TOURIST1*	touristen
00:12:12:49 00:12:13:09
00:12:13:09 00:12:13:32					TO-COME1*
00:12:13:32 00:12:13:34
00:12:13:34 00:12:13:43				The German visitors get less and less.
00:12:13:43 00:12:13:47					OVER-OR-ABOUT1^	auf
00:12:13:47 00:12:14:03
00:12:14:03 00:12:14:06					ON-PERSON1
00:12:14:06 00:12:14:08
00:12:14:08 00:12:14:22					||SELF1B	selbst
00:12:14:22 00:12:14:45
00:12:14:45 00:12:15:01					||GERMAN1*	deutsch
00:12:15:01 00:12:15:20
00:12:15:20 00:12:16:07					LITTLE-BIT7A	immer we{niger} we{niger} we{niger} we{niger}
00:12:16:07 00:12:16:20
00:12:16:20 00:12:16:23					$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:12:16:23 00:12:16:25
00:12:16:25 00:12:16:34				They’ve already had enough of it.
00:12:16:34 00:12:16:38					||$INDEX1*
00:12:16:38 00:12:16:48
00:12:16:48 00:12:17:10					TO-DROP-OR-TO-GIVE-UP8	ab
00:12:17:10 00:12:17:42
00:12:17:42 00:12:17:47					||ALREADY1A*	scho{n}
00:12:17:47 00:12:18:13
00:12:18:13 00:12:18:27					||ENOUGH2	genug
00:12:18:27 00:12:18:38
00:12:18:38 00:12:19:15					||$GEST-OFF^
00:12:19:15 00:12:19:18
00:12:19:18 00:12:19:33				The elderly visitors get less, too.
00:12:19:33 00:12:19:40					||OLD9*	alt
00:12:19:40 00:12:19:45
00:12:19:45 00:12:19:48					ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:12:19:48 00:12:20:11
00:12:20:11 00:12:20:42					LITTLE-BIT7A	we{nig} we{nig} we{nig}
00:12:20:42 00:12:20:48
00:12:20:48 00:12:21:02				Everyone complains about the noise.
00:12:21:02 00:12:21:12					||ALL1A	alle
00:12:21:12 00:12:21:28
00:12:21:28 00:12:21:38					LOUD2	zu laut
00:12:21:38 00:12:21:44
00:12:21:44 00:12:22:34					$GEST-OFF^
00:12:22:34 00:12:22:37				It used to be more comfortable with the Bavarian music.
00:12:22:37 00:12:23:06					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früh
00:12:23:06 00:12:23:17
00:12:23:17 00:12:23:25					COZY2*	gemü{tlich}
00:12:23:25 00:12:23:30
00:12:23:30 00:12:23:44					||GUITAR2	[MG]
00:12:23:44 00:12:24:04
00:12:24:04 00:12:24:07					||AND2A*	und
00:12:24:07 00:12:24:17
00:12:24:17 00:12:24:30					||BAVARIA1*	bay{ern}
00:12:24:30 00:12:24:34
00:12:24:34 00:12:24:42				Nowadays, there’s more and more modern music.
00:12:24:42 00:12:24:44					NOW3*	jetzt
00:12:24:44 00:12:25:00
00:12:25:00 00:12:25:01					MORE1*
00:12:25:01 00:12:25:06
00:12:25:06 00:12:25:18					||MODERN1A	mod{ern}
00:12:25:18 00:12:25:21
00:12:25:21 00:12:25:31					||GUITAR2*	[MG]
00:12:25:31 00:12:25:46
00:12:25:46 00:12:25:49				People are dancing on the tables like crazy people.
00:12:25:49 00:12:27:44					$PROD*	[MG]
00:12:27:44 00:12:28:08
00:12:28:08 00:12:28:16					$PROD*	[MG]
00:12:28:16 00:12:28:21
00:12:28:21 00:12:28:49					$PROD*	[MG]
00:12:28:49 00:12:29:01
00:12:29:01 00:12:29:09				That’s not what it used to be like.
00:12:29:09 00:12:29:18					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früh
00:12:29:18 00:12:29:29
00:12:29:29 00:12:29:43					NEVER2A*	niema{ls}
00:12:29:43 00:12:30:08
00:12:30:08 00:12:30:15					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:12:30:15 00:12:30:22	Weird.
00:12:30:22 00:12:30:26
00:12:30:26 00:12:30:36		WEIRD2	[MG]	My father told me that that didn’t exist twenty or thirty years ago.
00:12:30:36 00:12:30:38					||BEFORE2	vor
00:12:30:38 00:12:30:39
00:12:30:39 00:12:30:45
00:12:30:45 00:12:30:49					||$NUM-TENS2A:2d*	zwanzig
00:12:30:49 00:12:31:03
00:12:31:03 00:12:31:08					||$NUM-TENS2A:3d*	dreißig
00:12:31:08 00:12:31:14
00:12:31:14 00:12:31:17					||YEAR2A
00:12:31:17 00:12:31:23
00:12:31:23 00:12:31:29					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	jahr
00:12:31:29 00:12:31:43
00:12:31:43 00:12:32:00					||TO-LET-KNOW1A*	sagen
00:12:32:00 00:12:32:07
00:12:32:07 00:12:32:14					||THERE-IS3*	gib
00:12:32:14 00:12:32:20
00:12:32:20 00:12:32:30					||NOT-ANYMORE1A*	nicht
00:12:32:30 00:12:33:37
00:12:33:37 00:12:33:44					||ALL1A
00:12:33:44 00:12:34:10	At the beginning of Oktoberfest, there’s always this parade with music and stuff.
00:12:34:10 00:12:34:12					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*
00:12:34:12 00:12:34:13
00:12:34:13 00:12:34:19		YOU1*
00:12:34:19 00:12:34:22
00:12:34:22 00:12:34:23					CERTAIN1*	bestimmt
00:12:34:23 00:12:34:27
00:12:34:27 00:12:34:29		$GEST-ATTENTION1^
00:12:34:29 00:12:34:37					||TIME1
00:12:34:37 00:12:34:46
00:12:34:46 00:12:35:05
00:12:35:05 00:12:35:19		CELEBRATION3A*	oktoberfest
00:12:35:19 00:12:35:32
00:12:35:32 00:12:35:37		BEFOREHAND4*
00:12:35:37 00:12:35:46
00:12:35:46 00:12:36:02		BEGINNING1A*	anfang
00:12:36:02 00:12:36:09
00:12:36:09 00:12:36:13		ALWAYS1A	immer
00:12:36:13 00:12:36:26
00:12:36:26 00:12:37:26		TRIP2^	[MG]
00:12:37:26 00:12:37:38
00:12:37:38 00:12:38:03		VIOLINE1^*
00:12:38:03 00:12:38:08
00:12:38:08 00:12:38:21		MUSIC1*	musik
00:12:38:21 00:12:38:32
00:12:38:32 00:12:38:41		TO-PLAY-THE-FLUTE1
00:12:38:41 00:12:39:03
00:12:39:03 00:12:39:18		TRIP2^*	[MG]
00:12:39:18 00:12:39:24
00:12:39:24 00:12:39:27	What’s it called again?
00:12:39:27 00:12:39:32		HOW-QUESTION-COMPARISON1*	wie
00:12:39:32 00:12:39:40
00:12:39:40 00:12:39:42		NAME2*
00:12:39:42 00:12:40:02
00:12:40:02 00:12:40:10		WORD3	wie heiß
00:12:40:10 00:12:40:14
00:12:40:14 00:12:40:23	Oktoberfest march?
00:12:40:23 00:12:40:46		CELEBRATION3A*	oktoberfest	I forgot.
00:12:40:46 00:12:40:49
00:12:40:49 00:12:41:00					I1
00:12:41:00 00:12:41:08
00:12:41:08 00:12:41:12		TO-MARCH1	marsch
00:12:41:12 00:12:41:22					||TO-FORGET1*	verg{essen}
00:12:41:22 00:12:41:27
00:12:41:27 00:12:41:34
00:12:41:34 00:12:42:00				The parade, you’re right, it has a special name.
00:12:42:00 00:12:42:04
00:12:42:04 00:12:42:13					CELEBRATION1A*	festumzug
00:12:42:13 00:12:42:25
00:12:42:25 00:12:42:32					||$ALPHA^*
00:12:42:32 00:12:42:46
00:12:42:46 00:12:43:06					$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	aber
00:12:43:06 00:12:43:18
00:12:43:18 00:12:43:22					EXACTLY2	[MG]
00:12:43:22 00:12:43:27
00:12:43:27 00:12:43:31					||NAME2	name
00:12:43:31 00:12:43:40
00:12:43:40 00:12:44:00					||WORD1*
00:12:44:00 00:12:44:11
00:12:44:11 00:12:44:22				There’s one in the beginning and then a second one.
00:12:44:22 00:12:44:33					BEGINNING1A*	anfang
00:12:44:33 00:12:44:45
00:12:44:45 00:12:45:00					$INDEX1
00:12:45:00 00:12:45:04
00:12:45:04 00:12:45:10					||AND2A*	und
00:12:45:10 00:12:45:14
00:12:45:14 00:12:45:19					$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d	zweite
00:12:45:19 00:12:45:26
00:12:45:26 00:12:46:11					||MIDDLE1A^
00:12:46:11 00:12:46:15	Right, a march.
00:12:46:15 00:12:46:23		YES2
00:12:46:23 00:12:46:36
00:12:46:36 00:12:46:39		TO-MARCH1		The first one is more well-known.
00:12:46:39 00:12:46:44					||$INDEX1*
00:12:46:44 00:12:46:49
00:12:46:49 00:12:47:06					||$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d	erst
00:12:47:06 00:12:47:08
00:12:47:08 00:12:47:16
00:12:47:16 00:12:47:27					||WELL-KNOWN3A	bekannt
00:12:47:27 00:12:47:30
00:12:47:30 00:12:47:32					||$INDEX1
00:12:47:32 00:12:47:40
00:12:47:40 00:12:48:12					||$INDEX1*
00:12:48:12 00:12:48:27
00:12:48:27 00:12:48:42				All Bavarian regions are represented.
00:12:48:42 00:12:49:15					EVERYTHING1B	alles
00:12:49:15 00:12:49:25
00:12:49:25 00:12:50:09					||DISTINCT2A*	[MG]
00:12:50:09 00:12:50:19
00:12:50:19 00:12:50:44					||DIALECT1^*	region
00:12:50:44 00:12:51:05
00:12:51:05 00:12:51:12					||BAVARIA1*	bay{ern}
00:12:51:12 00:12:51:17
00:12:51:17 00:12:51:18				They wear their typical clothes and carry flags that show where the group is from.
00:12:51:18 00:12:51:34					TO-DRESS-UPPER-BODY1C	anzug
00:12:51:34 00:12:51:46
00:12:51:46 00:12:51:49					||DIALECT1^*
00:12:51:49 00:12:52:11
00:12:52:11 00:12:52:15					WITH1A*	mit
00:12:52:15 00:12:52:27
00:12:52:27 00:12:52:44					DEMONSTRATION1*
00:12:52:44 00:12:53:13
00:12:53:13 00:12:53:27					HEADING1
00:12:53:27 00:12:53:31
00:12:53:31 00:12:53:35				From Munich, for example, or Rosenheim or Upper Bavaria.
00:12:53:35 00:12:53:46					||FROM7*	aus
00:12:53:46 00:12:54:06
00:12:54:06 00:12:54:17					||ABOVE3A^	oberbayern
00:12:54:17 00:12:54:21
00:12:54:21 00:12:54:27					||BAVARIA1*
00:12:54:27 00:12:54:38
00:12:54:38 00:12:54:42					||OR5*	oder
00:12:54:42 00:12:55:06
00:12:55:06 00:12:55:09					||MUNICH1A*	mün{chen}
00:12:55:09 00:12:55:22
00:12:55:22 00:12:55:41					OR5	oder
00:12:55:41 00:12:56:06
00:12:56:06 00:12:56:10					$INDEX1
00:12:56:10 00:12:56:18
00:12:56:18 00:12:56:34					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:12:56:34 00:12:56:41
00:12:56:41 00:12:56:48	Yes, the villages, exactly.				||ROSE2	rosenheim
00:12:56:48 00:12:57:05
00:12:57:05 00:12:57:12					TO-SLEEP2^*
00:12:57:12 00:12:57:17		VILLAGE3	dorf
00:12:57:17 00:12:57:19
00:12:57:19 00:12:57:31
00:12:57:31 00:12:57:32					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:12:57:32 00:12:57:33		AREA1A*
00:12:57:33 00:12:57:38
00:12:57:38 00:12:57:44				All the villages from the regions represent themselves.
00:12:57:44 00:12:57:47					||$INDEX1
00:12:57:47 00:12:58:05
00:12:58:05 00:12:58:09					||VILLAGE3	dorf
00:12:58:09 00:12:58:14
00:12:58:14 00:12:58:21
00:12:58:21 00:12:59:07					||HIS-HER1*
00:12:59:07 00:12:59:18
00:12:59:18 00:12:59:45					||TO-SHOW1A*
00:12:59:45 00:13:00:07
00:13:00:07 00:13:00:14				Every Sunday/
00:13:00:14 00:13:00:18					ALSO1A*	auch
00:13:00:18 00:13:00:20		YES1A
00:13:00:20 00:13:00:25
00:13:00:25 00:13:00:43
00:13:00:43 00:13:01:04					||CERTAIN1*	besti{mmt}
00:13:01:04 00:13:01:10
00:13:01:10 00:13:01:12					||TO-BELIEVE2B	glaube
00:13:01:12 00:13:01:24
00:13:01:24 00:13:01:38					||EVERYONE1A*	jede
00:13:01:38 00:13:01:48
00:13:01:48 00:13:02:06					SUNDAY2	sonntag
00:13:02:06 00:13:02:18
00:13:02:18 00:13:02:42					||$INDEX1*
00:13:02:42 00:13:03:00				Maybe just every second Sunday, a lot of musicians perform at the Bavaria Statue.
00:13:03:00 00:13:03:08					||OR6A*	oder
00:13:03:08 00:13:03:09
00:13:03:09 00:13:03:15					||TO-BELIEVE2B
00:13:03:15 00:13:03:23
00:13:03:23 00:13:03:35					||$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d	zweit
00:13:03:35 00:13:03:47
00:13:03:47 00:13:04:09					SUNDAY2	sonntag
00:13:04:09 00:13:04:25
00:13:04:25 00:13:04:28					||$INDEX1
00:13:04:28 00:13:04:36
00:13:04:36 00:13:05:01					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
00:13:05:01 00:13:05:03
00:13:05:03 00:13:05:11					BIG3A*	groß
00:13:05:11 00:13:05:49
00:13:05:49 00:13:06:09					||BAVARIA1^*	bavaria
00:13:06:09 00:13:06:16
00:13:06:16 00:13:07:19					$PROD*
00:13:07:19 00:13:07:32
00:13:07:32 00:13:07:43					LION2	löwe
00:13:07:43 00:13:07:48
00:13:07:48 00:13:08:16					LOCATION1A*
00:13:08:16 00:13:08:40
00:13:08:40 00:13:08:43					$PROD*
00:13:08:43 00:13:09:29
00:13:09:29 00:13:09:30					||TO-STAND1*
00:13:09:30 00:13:09:40
00:13:09:40 00:13:09:44					||TO-PLAY2*	spiel
00:13:09:44 00:13:10:13
00:13:10:13 00:13:10:29					MUSIC1	musik
00:13:10:29 00:13:11:05
00:13:11:05 00:13:11:40					$PROD*
00:13:11:40 00:13:11:41
00:13:11:41 00:13:12:03				These are all the music ensembles from the Hofbräuhaus, the Hacker-Pschorr, the Spaten, the Ochsenbraterei, the Augustiner and the Paulaner [brewery names].
00:13:12:03 00:13:12:09					MUSIC1*	musik
00:13:12:09 00:13:12:16
00:13:12:16 00:13:12:23					$PROD*
00:13:12:23 00:13:12:33
00:13:12:33 00:13:12:38					||FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF3	von
00:13:12:38 00:13:13:02
00:13:13:02 00:13:13:25					||TERRITORY1
00:13:13:25 00:13:13:36
00:13:13:36 00:13:13:47					TOGETHER1A*
00:13:13:47 00:13:14:09
00:13:14:09 00:13:14:11					||$INDEX1
00:13:14:11 00:13:14:15
00:13:14:15 00:13:14:23					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
00:13:14:23 00:13:14:34
00:13:14:34 00:13:14:45					||BEER3	bierzelt
00:13:14:45 00:13:15:07
00:13:15:07 00:13:15:24					TENT2
00:13:15:24 00:13:15:49
00:13:15:49 00:13:16:15					||$ALPHA1:H-B	h-b
00:13:16:15 00:13:16:37
00:13:16:37 00:13:17:19					||$ALPHA1:P-SCH-O-R-U*	pschorr
00:13:17:19 00:13:17:24
00:13:17:24 00:13:17:43					||NEXT-TO1A
00:13:17:43 00:13:18:18
00:13:18:18 00:13:18:37					||SPADE1A	spaten
00:13:18:37 00:13:19:13
00:13:19:13 00:13:19:20					HORNS3C^	ochsenbraten
00:13:19:20 00:13:19:30
00:13:19:30 00:13:19:32					TO-ROAST-OR-TO-FRY1
00:13:19:32 00:13:19:39
00:13:19:39 00:13:20:05					TO-ROLL1B^*
00:13:20:05 00:13:20:10
00:13:20:10 00:13:20:16					||$INDEX1
00:13:20:16 00:13:20:17
00:13:20:17 00:13:20:38					||$INDEX1*
00:13:20:38 00:13:21:00
00:13:21:00 00:13:21:33					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:13:21:33 00:13:21:47
00:13:21:47 00:13:22:38					||AUGUSTINIAN1	augustiner
00:13:22:38 00:13:23:06
00:13:23:06 00:13:23:13					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:13:23:13 00:13:23:22
00:13:23:22 00:13:23:38					||$ALPHA1:P-#-L	paulaner
00:13:23:38 00:13:23:46
00:13:23:46 00:13:23:49				Everyone meets up there and plays music together.
00:13:23:49 00:13:24:12					||YOU-PLURAL1A
00:13:24:12 00:13:24:23
00:13:24:23 00:13:24:28					||MUSIC1	musik
00:13:24:28 00:13:24:40
00:13:24:40 00:13:24:48					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
00:13:24:48 00:13:25:01
00:13:25:01 00:13:25:12					||TO-MEET1	treffe
00:13:25:12 00:13:25:29
00:13:25:29 00:13:26:04					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
00:13:26:04 00:13:26:28
00:13:26:28 00:13:26:36					WIND-INSTRUMENT1^	[MG]
00:13:26:36 00:13:26:41
00:13:26:41 00:13:27:09				When they’re done, they go to the Oktoberfest together and go to their respective tents.
00:13:27:09 00:13:27:22					||DONE1B	fer{tig}
00:13:27:22 00:13:27:40
00:13:27:40 00:13:27:45					$INDEX1	alle
00:13:27:45 00:13:28:14
00:13:28:14 00:13:28:49					||MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE5*	[MG]
00:13:28:49 00:13:29:17
00:13:29:17 00:13:30:01					||$PROD*	[MG]
00:13:30:01 00:13:30:18
00:13:30:18 00:13:30:23					||THEN1A	dann
00:13:30:23 00:13:30:31
00:13:30:31 00:13:30:36					BEER3*	bierzelt
00:13:30:36 00:13:30:49
00:13:30:49 00:13:31:31					LOCATION1A^*
00:13:31:31 00:13:32:07
00:13:32:07 00:13:33:27					$PROD*	[MG]
00:13:33:27 00:13:33:29
00:13:33:29 00:13:33:36				It’s always around ten or half past ten, they come every year.
00:13:33:36 00:13:33:39					ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:13:33:39 00:13:33:46
00:13:33:46 00:13:34:05					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10	ze{hn}
00:13:34:05 00:13:34:10
00:13:34:10 00:13:34:23					||CLOCK1	uhr
00:13:34:23 00:13:34:39
00:13:34:39 00:13:34:44					||OR5*	oder
00:13:34:44 00:13:34:47
00:13:34:47 00:13:35:01					||HALF1A	halb
00:13:35:01 00:13:35:04
00:13:35:04 00:13:35:08					||$NUM-TEEN2A:1d*	elf
00:13:35:08 00:13:35:13
00:13:35:13 00:13:36:00					||BETWEEN1B*
00:13:36:00 00:13:36:14	The opening of the Oktoberfest is always celebrated with the tapping of the first barrel of beer.
00:13:36:14 00:13:36:20					||$INDEX1
00:13:36:20 00:13:36:27
00:13:36:27 00:13:36:32		ALSO1A	auch
00:13:36:32 00:13:36:33
00:13:36:33 00:13:36:36					||ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:13:36:36 00:13:36:38		YOU1*
00:13:36:38 00:13:36:45
00:13:36:45 00:13:37:06
00:13:37:06 00:13:37:24					||TO-COME1*	komme
00:13:37:24 00:13:37:31
00:13:37:31 00:13:37:41		OPENING1	eröffnung
00:13:37:41 00:13:37:45
00:13:37:45 00:13:37:48		ALWAYS1A*	immer
00:13:37:48 00:13:38:27
00:13:38:27 00:13:39:02		TO-BEAT1^*
00:13:39:02 00:13:39:17
00:13:39:17 00:13:39:25		GO-START2*	los
00:13:39:25 00:13:39:39
00:13:39:39 00:13:40:00		UNTIL-THEN2
00:13:40:00 00:13:40:14
00:13:40:14 00:13:40:24		OPENING1	eröffn
00:13:40:24 00:13:40:29				What’s the well-known phrase again?
00:13:40:29 00:13:40:33
00:13:40:33 00:13:40:38					WHAT1B	was
00:13:40:38 00:13:40:41
00:13:40:41 00:13:40:48		UNTIL-THEN2
00:13:40:48 00:13:41:00
00:13:41:00 00:13:41:03					||WELL-KNOWN1A	beka{nnt}
00:13:41:03 00:13:41:07		YES1A*
00:13:41:07 00:13:41:08
00:13:41:08 00:13:41:14
00:13:41:14 00:13:41:19					||WORD2	wo{rt}
00:13:41:19 00:13:41:28
00:13:41:28 00:13:41:41					||WHAT1B	was
00:13:41:41 00:13:41:46	O’zapft is! [Bavarian for: It’s tapped]
00:13:41:46 00:13:42:05
00:13:42:05 00:13:42:09		$ALPHA1:O	o'zapft
00:13:42:09 00:13:42:31
00:13:42:31 00:13:43:11		TO-BEAT1^*		O’zapft is!
00:13:43:11 00:13:43:14					||$INDEX1
00:13:43:14 00:13:43:25
00:13:43:25 00:13:44:23					||$ALPHA1:O-*	o'zapf
00:13:44:23 00:13:44:34
00:13:44:34 00:13:45:01					$PROD*
00:13:45:01 00:13:45:04
00:13:45:04 00:13:45:10				Always at eleven o’clock, on the dot.
00:13:45:10 00:13:45:27					||$NUM-TEEN2A:1d	elf
00:13:45:27 00:13:45:31
00:13:45:31 00:13:46:05					||CLOCK1	uhr
00:13:46:05 00:13:47:00
00:13:47:00 00:13:47:21				That’s the go-ahead, after that, they can start selling beer.
00:13:47:21 00:13:47:25					$PROD*
00:13:47:25 00:13:47:38
00:13:47:38 00:13:47:44					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
00:13:47:44 00:13:48:03
00:13:48:03 00:13:48:19					OKTOBERFEST1*	oktoberfest
00:13:48:19 00:13:48:41
00:13:48:41 00:13:49:24					OFF1C*	[MG]
00:13:49:24 00:13:49:43
00:13:49:43 00:13:50:08					BEER3*	bier
00:13:50:08 00:13:50:30
00:13:50:30 00:13:51:04					TO-SPREAD2*	[MG]
00:13:51:04 00:13:51:25
00:13:51:25 00:13:51:31				Not before that.
00:13:51:31 00:13:51:38					||BEFOREHAND2*	vor{her}
00:13:51:38 00:13:51:48
00:13:51:48 00:13:52:19					||NO1A	ni{cht}
00:13:52:19 00:13:52:40	Until then, one has to be quiet and wait patiently.
00:13:52:40 00:13:52:43		TO-BE-SILENT3	[MG]
00:13:52:43 00:13:52:49
00:13:52:49 00:13:53:12		TO-BEAR1A*	[MG]
00:13:53:12 00:13:53:22
00:13:53:22 00:13:53:37		TO-ACCEPT-STH3B*	[MG]
00:13:53:37 00:13:53:46				Do you know which tent they tap the barrel in?
00:13:53:46 00:13:53:48					||WHERE1A*	wo
00:13:53:48 00:13:54:07		TO-SIT1A*	[MG]
00:13:54:07 00:13:54:09					||REASON4A^*
00:13:54:09 00:13:54:22
00:13:54:22 00:13:54:36
00:13:54:36 00:13:54:41					||$PROD*	o'zapf
00:13:54:41 00:13:54:48
00:13:54:48 00:13:55:04					BEGINNING1A	anfang
00:13:55:04 00:13:55:12
00:13:55:12 00:13:55:24					WHERE1B	wo
00:13:55:24 00:13:56:07
00:13:56:07 00:13:56:14					WHAT1A^	welche
00:13:56:14 00:13:56:20
00:13:56:20 00:13:56:27					||MEAN-OR-BE-CALLED2	heiß
00:13:56:27 00:13:56:48
00:13:56:48 00:13:57:06					||BEER3*	bierzelt
00:13:57:06 00:13:57:12
00:13:57:12 00:13:57:19					TENT2
00:13:57:19 00:13:57:36
00:13:57:36 00:13:57:48	No, I don’t know.				||$INDEX1*
00:13:57:48 00:13:58:01		$GEST^	[MG]
00:13:58:01 00:13:58:04
00:13:58:04 00:13:58:05
00:13:58:05 00:13:58:13				I think it’s in the Schottenhamel.
00:13:58:13 00:13:58:17					||I1	ich
00:13:58:17 00:13:58:20
00:13:58:20 00:13:58:22		DONT-KNOW2*	[MG]
00:13:58:22 00:13:58:27					||TO-BELIEVE2A*	glaub
00:13:58:27 00:13:58:32
00:13:58:32 00:13:58:34
00:13:58:34 00:13:58:35		I1			||$INDEX1
00:13:58:35 00:13:58:36
00:13:58:36 00:13:58:45
00:13:58:45 00:13:59:00					||SCOTLAND1	schotten
00:13:59:00 00:13:59:15
00:13:59:15 00:13:59:26
00:13:59:26 00:13:59:45					||$INDEX1
00:13:59:45 00:14:00:06
00:14:00:06 00:14:00:11	Schottenhamel?
00:14:00:11 00:14:00:21					||SCOTLAND1	schottenhamel
00:14:00:21 00:14:00:27		$ALPHA1:SCH	schottenheamel
00:14:00:27 00:14:00:28
00:14:00:28 00:14:00:32
00:14:00:32 00:14:00:41		$ALPHA1:H
00:14:00:41 00:14:00:47
00:14:00:47 00:14:01:13					||$ALPHA1:H-#-M-#-L
00:14:01:13 00:14:01:21
00:14:01:21 00:14:01:24					||TO-BELIEVE2B*	glaube
00:14:01:24 00:14:01:31
00:14:01:31 00:14:01:37					||I1
00:14:01:37 00:14:02:10
00:14:02:10 00:14:03:45
00:14:03:45 00:14:04:23				I think so.	$ORAL^	glaube
00:14:04:23 00:14:04:27				What else?
00:14:04:27 00:14:05:01					$ORAL^	was gib
00:14:05:01 00:14:05:30
00:14:05:30 00:14:11:30							What about the traditional clothing?
00:14:11:30 00:14:13:15
00:14:13:15 00:14:13:49				There’s the old, the original clothing, and the new traditional clothes.
00:14:13:49 00:14:14:06					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^
00:14:14:06 00:14:14:20
00:14:14:20 00:14:14:30					||THERE-IS3*	gib
00:14:14:30 00:14:14:46
00:14:14:46 00:14:15:13					||OLD3	al{t}
00:14:15:13 00:14:16:05
00:14:16:05 00:14:16:15					ORIGINAL2*	ori{ginal}
00:14:16:15 00:14:16:26
00:14:16:26 00:14:16:28					||OR5*	oder
00:14:16:28 00:14:16:39
00:14:16:39 00:14:17:03					||NEW1A	neu
00:14:17:03 00:14:17:14
00:14:17:14 00:14:17:25					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:14:17:25 00:14:17:31	It’s modern.
00:14:17:31 00:14:17:38				At the moment, the new, modern version is very on trend.
00:14:17:38 00:14:17:41					||NOW3	jetz{t}
00:14:17:41 00:14:18:02		MODERN1A	modern
00:14:18:02 00:14:18:07
00:14:18:07 00:14:18:12
00:14:18:12 00:14:18:32		$GEST-OFF^*			MORE3	mehr mehr
00:14:18:32 00:14:18:41
00:14:18:41 00:14:19:02					||NEW1A	neu
00:14:19:02 00:14:19:10
00:14:19:10 00:14:19:18					||MODERN1A	modern
00:14:19:18 00:14:19:25
00:14:19:25 00:14:19:30					CLOTHES5B
00:14:19:30 00:14:19:47
00:14:19:47 00:14:20:08
00:14:20:08 00:14:20:14				Bavarian Lederhosen, but in a modern version.
00:14:20:14 00:14:20:20					||$INDEX1
00:14:20:20 00:14:20:35
00:14:20:35 00:14:20:40					CLOTHES1A^*	bayer
00:14:20:40 00:14:20:45
00:14:20:45 00:14:21:09					LEATHER1B	leder
00:14:21:09 00:14:21:35
00:14:21:35 00:14:21:47					||BAVARIA1*	bayer
00:14:21:47 00:14:22:04
00:14:22:04 00:14:22:15					LEATHER1B	lederhose
00:14:22:15 00:14:22:27
00:14:22:27 00:14:22:38					TROUSERS1B
00:14:22:38 00:14:23:24
00:14:23:24 00:14:23:31					||NEW1A	neu
00:14:23:31 00:14:23:37
00:14:23:37 00:14:24:00	They’re brown and go down to approximately the middle of the shin.				||MODERN1A*	modern
00:14:24:00 00:14:24:09
00:14:24:09 00:14:24:37		COLOUR1A	farbe	Under the knee, exactly.
00:14:24:37 00:14:24:46					||$PROD*
00:14:24:46 00:14:25:08
00:14:25:08 00:14:25:15		BROWN4*	braun
00:14:25:15 00:14:25:36
00:14:25:36 00:14:25:41		$PROD*
00:14:25:41 00:14:26:07
00:14:26:07 00:14:26:14					||GENUINE1	[MG]
00:14:26:14 00:14:26:15
00:14:26:15 00:14:26:26
00:14:26:26 00:14:26:27		$PROD*	immer kurz
00:14:26:27 00:14:26:34					$PROD*
00:14:26:34 00:14:26:35
00:14:26:35 00:14:26:47				The traditional very old clothes are short.
00:14:26:47 00:14:27:00
00:14:27:00 00:14:27:06					||BUT1*	aber
00:14:27:06 00:14:27:10
00:14:27:10 00:14:27:14		ALWAYS5*	immer
00:14:27:14 00:14:27:20
00:14:27:20 00:14:27:29					||OLD5A	al{t}
00:14:27:29 00:14:27:41		$PROD*	schien{bein}
00:14:27:41 00:14:28:04
00:14:28:04 00:14:28:13					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	[MG]
00:14:28:13 00:14:28:20
00:14:28:20 00:14:28:37
00:14:28:37 00:14:29:13					SHORTS1
00:14:29:13 00:14:29:30
00:14:29:30 00:14:30:13					SHORTS2
00:14:30:13 00:14:30:29
00:14:30:29 00:14:30:41					SHORTS1
00:14:30:41 00:14:30:48
00:14:30:48 00:14:31:27				With green Loferl [traditional type of leg warmer] under the knee.
00:14:31:27 00:14:31:33					GREEN9B*	grün
00:14:31:33 00:14:32:10
00:14:32:10 00:14:33:26					||$PROD*
00:14:33:26 00:14:33:36
00:14:33:36 00:14:34:04				The socks are short, and the green stripe is an addition.
00:14:34:04 00:14:34:09					TO-PUT-ON-SHOES1A^*	strümpf kurz
00:14:34:09 00:14:34:19
00:14:34:19 00:14:34:26					$PROD*
00:14:34:26 00:14:34:48
00:14:34:48 00:14:35:17					||$PROD*	gürtel grün
00:14:35:17 00:14:35:32
00:14:35:32 00:14:35:34					WHOLE1A*	extra
00:14:35:34 00:14:35:37
00:14:35:37 00:14:35:42					ALONE4*	allein
00:14:35:42 00:14:36:10
00:14:36:10 00:14:36:44					||$PROD*
00:14:36:44 00:14:37:33
00:14:37:33 00:14:37:39				That’s how it was traditionally.
00:14:37:39 00:14:37:48					SHORTS1
00:14:37:48 00:14:38:20
00:14:38:20 00:14:38:26					||$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d	erste
00:14:38:26 00:14:38:37
00:14:38:37 00:14:38:48					||TO-ORIGINATE1
00:14:38:48 00:14:39:08
00:14:39:08 00:14:39:11				The modern variant came later, with the longer pants.
00:14:39:11 00:14:39:13					||$INDEX1	später
00:14:39:13 00:14:39:20
00:14:39:20 00:14:39:25					||LATER7*
00:14:39:25 00:14:39:32	But the Lederhosen come with suspenders and a drop front flap, right?
00:14:39:32 00:14:39:38
00:14:39:38 00:14:40:00					||MODERN1A	mode{rn}
00:14:40:00 00:14:40:04
00:14:40:04 00:14:40:49		$PROD*	latzhose		||$PROD*
00:14:40:49 00:14:41:04
00:14:41:04 00:14:41:18				Yes, right, a flap.
00:14:41:18 00:14:41:19					$PROD*	genau
00:14:41:19 00:14:41:25		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:14:41:25 00:14:41:27
00:14:41:27 00:14:41:41
00:14:41:41 00:14:42:00		$PROD*
00:14:42:00 00:14:42:13					$PROD*	mit
00:14:42:13 00:14:42:23
00:14:42:23 00:14:42:27		YES2
00:14:42:27 00:14:42:32
00:14:42:32 00:14:42:38				The flap is embroidered with colorful symbols.
00:14:42:38 00:14:42:44					||EQUAL1A^*	wie
00:14:42:44 00:14:43:02
00:14:43:02 00:14:43:05		$PROD*	[MG]
00:14:43:05 00:14:43:15					||SIGN-OR-DRAWING1B	zeichen
00:14:43:15 00:14:43:22
00:14:43:22 00:14:43:30					||COLOUR1B*	farbe
00:14:43:30 00:14:43:46
00:14:43:46 00:14:44:06					||$PROD*
00:14:44:06 00:14:44:15
00:14:44:15 00:14:44:16		YES2*
00:14:44:16 00:14:44:18
00:14:44:18 00:14:44:30
00:14:44:30 00:14:44:40					||AGENCY2^
00:14:44:40 00:14:45:08
00:14:45:08 00:14:45:13					||SYMBOL2B*	symbol
00:14:45:13 00:14:45:20
00:14:45:20 00:14:45:27					||HIS-HER1
00:14:45:27 00:14:45:45
00:14:45:45 00:14:46:01					||$PROD*
00:14:46:01 00:14:46:09
00:14:46:09 00:14:46:29					$PROD*
00:14:46:29 00:14:46:34
00:14:46:34 00:14:46:47				With that, one wears a hat with a feather and a red and white collar.
00:14:46:47 00:14:47:06					||HAT2	hut
00:14:47:06 00:14:47:25
00:14:47:25 00:14:47:49					||$PROD*	[MG]
00:14:47:49 00:14:48:02	Of course, the hat with the feather.
00:14:48:02 00:14:48:10
00:14:48:10 00:14:48:17					||TYPICAL1*	typisch
00:14:48:17 00:14:48:22
00:14:48:22 00:14:48:26					||RED1A*	rot-weiß
00:14:48:26 00:14:48:27
00:14:48:27 00:14:48:28					||WHITE1A
00:14:48:28 00:14:48:32		CLEAR1B*	klar
00:14:48:32 00:14:48:33
00:14:48:33 00:14:48:37
00:14:48:37 00:14:48:38		FEATHER3*	feder
00:14:48:38 00:14:49:05					SHIRT3*
00:14:49:05 00:14:49:12
00:14:49:12 00:14:49:25
00:14:49:25 00:14:49:32		$PROD*	[MG]
00:14:49:32 00:14:49:47				There are different hats with feathers.
00:14:49:47 00:14:49:49
00:14:49:49 00:14:50:14					||$PROD*	feder
00:14:50:14 00:14:50:23
00:14:50:23 00:14:50:27		HAT2
00:14:50:27 00:14:50:48		$PROD*	[MG]		DISTINCT3	[MG]
00:14:50:48 00:14:51:03
00:14:51:03 00:14:51:07
00:14:51:07 00:14:51:24		YES1A
00:14:51:24 00:14:52:00
00:14:52:00 00:14:52:27	The hat is green or brown.
00:14:52:27 00:14:52:28		HAT2	hut
00:14:52:28 00:14:52:39
00:14:52:39 00:14:52:46		INTEREST1A	[MG]	With time, it changed and became more modern.
00:14:52:46 00:14:53:02					||THEN1A*
00:14:53:02 00:14:53:03
00:14:53:03 00:14:53:08
00:14:53:08 00:14:53:14					||TO-DEVELOP1A
00:14:53:14 00:14:53:21		$LIST1:2of2d*
00:14:53:21 00:14:53:29
00:14:53:29 00:14:53:31		BROWN4*	braun
00:14:53:31 00:14:53:32
00:14:53:32 00:14:53:49
00:14:53:49 00:14:54:11					||MODERN1A	modern
00:14:54:11 00:14:54:15
00:14:54:15 00:14:54:17				That way, young people discovered it for themselves.
00:14:54:17 00:14:54:19					||FOR1*	für
00:14:54:19 00:14:54:30
00:14:54:30 00:14:54:46					||YOUNG1	jugendlich
00:14:54:46 00:14:55:09
00:14:55:09 00:14:55:18					||MORE1	mehr
00:14:55:18 00:14:55:38
00:14:55:38 00:14:56:04					||TO-SPREAD2	[MG]
00:14:56:04 00:14:56:16
00:14:56:16 00:14:56:23					MOOD6	stimm
00:14:56:23 00:14:56:41
00:14:56:41 00:14:56:46					||WITH1A*	mitmach
00:14:56:46 00:14:57:04
00:14:57:04 00:14:57:12					||TO-MAKE1
00:14:57:12 00:14:57:15
00:14:57:15 00:14:57:17				There were no young people wearing traditional clothes back in the day.
00:14:57:17 00:14:57:27					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:14:57:27 00:14:57:37
00:14:57:37 00:14:57:44					||YOUNG1	jung
00:14:57:44 00:14:57:49
00:14:57:49 00:14:58:04					||NOT3A	nicht
00:14:58:04 00:14:58:17
00:14:58:17 00:14:58:28					||NO-INTEREST1	[MG]
00:14:58:28 00:14:58:46
00:14:58:46 00:14:59:12					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:14:59:12 00:14:59:18
00:14:59:18 00:14:59:27				They thought it was boring and more fitting for grandpas and grandmas, not young people.
00:14:59:27 00:14:59:33					||LIKE4B*	wie
00:14:59:33 00:14:59:37
00:14:59:37 00:14:59:46					||BOREDOM1	langweilig
00:14:59:46 00:15:00:06
00:15:00:06 00:15:00:20					$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:15:00:20 00:15:00:30
00:15:00:30 00:15:00:33					||LIKE3B*	wie
00:15:00:33 00:15:00:46
00:15:00:46 00:15:00:48					TO-MATCH1*	pass
00:15:00:48 00:15:01:01
00:15:01:01 00:15:01:09					||$INDEX1
00:15:01:09 00:15:01:22
00:15:01:22 00:15:01:25					||GRANDMA1A	oma
00:15:01:25 00:15:01:39
00:15:01:39 00:15:01:44					||GRANDPA2B	opa
00:15:01:44 00:15:02:08
00:15:02:08 00:15:02:22					$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:15:02:22 00:15:02:34	The design changed and became more interesting.
00:15:02:34 00:15:02:49					||NO1B*	nei{n}
00:15:02:49 00:15:03:02		TO-MODIFY1A
00:15:03:02 00:15:03:06				A lot of things changed.
00:15:03:06 00:15:03:09					||$INDEX1*
00:15:03:09 00:15:03:13
00:15:03:13 00:15:03:18		DESIGN1A*	design
00:15:03:18 00:15:03:22					||TO-MODIFY1A	[MG]
00:15:03:22 00:15:03:32
00:15:03:32 00:15:03:33
00:15:03:33 00:15:03:45		TO-STRIKE1A*	[MG]
00:15:03:45 00:15:03:48				Through that change, young people nowadays take part, too.
00:15:03:48 00:15:04:03
00:15:04:03 00:15:04:05		YES1A*
00:15:04:05 00:15:04:08
00:15:04:08 00:15:04:19	One wears shorts with plaid shirts in pink or red.				||TO-ACCOMPLISH1A*	schaff
00:15:04:19 00:15:04:26		SHORTS1*
00:15:04:26 00:15:04:42
00:15:04:42 00:15:04:47					||YOUNG1	jung
00:15:04:47 00:15:05:03
00:15:05:03 00:15:05:11
00:15:05:11 00:15:05:15		TROUSERS1B*	[MG]
00:15:05:15 00:15:05:21					||WITH1A*	mitmachen
00:15:05:21 00:15:05:25
00:15:05:25 00:15:05:27					||TO-MAKE1
00:15:05:27 00:15:05:45
00:15:05:45 00:15:06:16
00:15:06:16 00:15:06:36		PATTERN3A^*	kariert
00:15:06:36 00:15:07:01
00:15:07:01 00:15:07:14
00:15:07:14 00:15:07:26		$GEST-OFF^*
00:15:07:26 00:15:07:43
00:15:07:43 00:15:08:04		PINK4	rosa
00:15:08:04 00:15:08:13
00:15:08:13 00:15:08:17		$LIST1:2of2d
00:15:08:17 00:15:08:20
00:15:08:20 00:15:08:25				Women’s traditional clothes have also become more sexy.
00:15:08:25 00:15:08:37		RED1A*	rot
00:15:08:37 00:15:08:40
00:15:08:40 00:15:08:49					WOMAN2A*	frau
00:15:08:49 00:15:09:09
00:15:09:09 00:15:09:15					MORE1*	mehr
00:15:09:15 00:15:09:26
00:15:09:26 00:15:09:36					SEX3	sex
00:15:09:36 00:15:09:43
00:15:09:43 00:15:09:49	Yes, with a V-neck and Dirndl.	YES1A*
00:15:09:49 00:15:10:12				They have deeper necklines and shorter skirts in all the colors imaginable.
00:15:10:12 00:15:10:17					SHORTS1*
00:15:10:17 00:15:10:29		$PROD*	[MG]
00:15:10:29 00:15:10:31
00:15:10:31 00:15:10:48
00:15:10:48 00:15:11:17					CLEAVAGE1
00:15:11:17 00:15:11:44
00:15:11:44 00:15:11:46					||COLOUR1B*	farbe
00:15:11:46 00:15:12:08		DRESS1^	dirndl
00:15:12:08 00:15:12:10
00:15:12:10 00:15:12:22
00:15:12:22 00:15:12:31					||WEIRD1^*	[MG]
00:15:12:31 00:15:13:25
00:15:13:25 00:15:13:34
00:15:13:34 00:15:14:16					AMBIANCE5*	[MG]
00:15:14:16 00:15:14:38
00:15:14:38 00:15:15:02				But that’s mainly for Oktoberfest.
00:15:15:02 00:15:15:08					MORE1*	mehr
00:15:15:08 00:15:15:20
00:15:15:20 00:15:15:24					FOR1*	für
00:15:15:24 00:15:15:34
00:15:15:34 00:15:15:47					OKTOBERFEST1*	oktoberfest
00:15:15:47 00:15:16:09
00:15:16:09 00:15:16:23				Other than that, one never wears it.
00:15:16:23 00:15:16:30					OTHERWISE1*	sonst
00:15:16:30 00:15:16:34
00:15:16:34 00:15:17:02					OUTDOORS1A*
00:15:17:02 00:15:17:21
00:15:17:21 00:15:17:32					NEVER2A*	niema{ls}
00:15:17:32 00:15:18:27
00:15:18:27 00:15:19:12
00:15:19:12 00:15:21:18							What do the traditional clothes for women look like?
00:15:21:18 00:15:21:43	Pretty dresses with a special blouse underneath, and it’s tight-laced so the cleavage is more noticable.
00:15:21:43 00:15:22:01		BEAUTIFUL1A	schön
00:15:22:01 00:15:22:19
00:15:22:19 00:15:22:39		DRESS1	kleid
00:15:22:39 00:15:23:00
00:15:23:00 00:15:23:07		WITH1A	mit
00:15:23:07 00:15:23:46
00:15:23:46 00:15:24:05		INSIDE1A*	[MG]
00:15:24:05 00:15:24:22
00:15:24:22 00:15:24:37		LINING1
00:15:24:37 00:15:25:15
00:15:25:15 00:15:25:25		LINING1
00:15:25:25 00:15:25:39
00:15:25:39 00:15:26:16		$PROD*
00:15:26:16 00:15:26:22
00:15:26:22 00:15:26:26		MORE1*	mehr
00:15:26:26 00:15:26:40
00:15:26:40 00:15:27:03		$PROD*	[MG]
00:15:27:03 00:15:27:17
00:15:27:17 00:15:28:22		$PROD*
00:15:28:22 00:15:28:40
00:15:28:40 00:15:29:03	The sleeves are short and a little puffy.
00:15:29:03 00:15:29:13		$PROD*	[MG]
00:15:29:13 00:15:29:19
00:15:29:19 00:15:29:36		$PROD*	[MG]
00:15:29:36 00:15:30:05
00:15:30:05 00:15:30:26		$PROD*
00:15:30:26 00:15:30:36
00:15:30:36 00:15:30:46	The dress can be short or long.
00:15:30:46 00:15:31:05		DRESS1
00:15:31:05 00:15:31:11
00:15:31:11 00:15:31:15		THERE-IS3*	gibt
00:15:31:15 00:15:31:27
00:15:31:27 00:15:31:34		SHORTS1	kurz
00:15:31:34 00:15:32:03
00:15:32:03 00:15:32:18		$PROD*	oder lang
00:15:32:18 00:15:32:37
00:15:32:37 00:15:32:39	On top, one wears an apron.
00:15:32:39 00:15:32:43		WITH1A	mit
00:15:32:43 00:15:33:01
00:15:33:01 00:15:33:34		APRON1
00:15:33:34 00:15:34:02				There are three possibilities on where to tie the ribbon of the apron.
00:15:34:02 00:15:34:08					APRON1*	schür{ze}
00:15:34:08 00:15:34:25
00:15:34:25 00:15:34:38		$PROD*	schürze
00:15:34:38 00:15:34:40					||WITH1A	mit
00:15:34:40 00:15:34:45
00:15:34:45 00:15:34:49		APRON1*
00:15:34:49 00:15:35:14
00:15:35:14 00:15:35:23					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d	drei
00:15:35:23 00:15:35:32
00:15:35:32 00:15:35:37
00:15:35:37 00:15:35:48					||DISTINCT2B	verschied
00:15:35:48 00:15:36:03	Right, the ribbons.
00:15:36:03 00:15:36:16		YES2*
00:15:36:16 00:15:36:18				It can be left, right or in the back.
00:15:36:18 00:15:36:39
00:15:36:39 00:15:37:17					RIBBON1*
00:15:37:17 00:15:37:22		RIBBON1*
00:15:37:22 00:15:37:31
00:15:37:31 00:15:37:39					$ORAL^	oder
00:15:37:39 00:15:37:49
00:15:37:49 00:15:38:06					RIBBON1*
00:15:38:06 00:15:38:08		RIBBON1*
00:15:38:08 00:15:38:16
00:15:38:16 00:15:39:09
00:15:39:09 00:15:39:19					RIBBON1*	hin{ten}
00:15:39:19 00:15:39:48
00:15:39:48 00:15:40:05					IN-THE-BACK-OF5*	hin{ten}
00:15:40:05 00:15:40:15
00:15:40:15 00:15:40:26					RIBBON1*
00:15:40:26 00:15:40:29
00:15:40:29 00:15:40:36				It symbolizes the relationship status, but I forgot what means what.
00:15:40:36 00:15:40:41					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d*	ein
00:15:40:41 00:15:40:46
00:15:40:46 00:15:41:14					||SYMBOL2A*	symbol
00:15:41:14 00:15:41:21
00:15:41:21 00:15:41:22					I2
00:15:41:22 00:15:41:31
00:15:41:31 00:15:41:42					TO-FORGET1
00:15:41:42 00:15:42:13
00:15:42:13 00:15:42:31					$INDEX1*	da da
00:15:42:31 00:15:42:40
00:15:42:40 00:15:42:44				Just as an example, a ribbon on the right could mean the woman is single.
00:15:42:44 00:15:43:03					$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d	erste
00:15:43:03 00:15:43:11
00:15:43:11 00:15:43:17					||TO-BELONG1*
00:15:43:17 00:15:43:34
00:15:43:34 00:15:43:37					RIBBON1*
00:15:43:37 00:15:44:00
00:15:44:00 00:15:44:06					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d*	ei{n}
00:15:44:06 00:15:44:13
00:15:44:13 00:15:44:24					||EXAMPLE1	beispiel
00:15:44:24 00:15:44:44
00:15:44:44 00:15:45:10					RIBBON1*
00:15:45:10 00:15:45:21
00:15:45:21 00:15:45:24					||NAME2*	bedeu{tet}
00:15:45:24 00:15:45:32
00:15:45:32 00:15:47:01					UNWED1	ledig
00:15:47:01 00:15:47:13	Interesting, I’ve learned something new there.			Left means married and in the back means widowed.
00:15:47:13 00:15:47:34		INTEREST1A*
00:15:47:34 00:15:47:43
00:15:47:43 00:15:47:45					RIBBON1*
00:15:47:45 00:15:47:47		TO-LEARN-STH-NEW1
00:15:47:47 00:15:48:06
00:15:48:06 00:15:48:13
00:15:48:13 00:15:48:14		I1
00:15:48:14 00:15:48:33
00:15:48:33 00:15:49:22					RIBBON1*
00:15:49:22 00:15:49:46
00:15:49:46 00:15:50:36					||TO-MARRY3A	verheira{ten}
00:15:50:36 00:15:50:47	I can imagine one has to be careful with that as a woman.
00:15:50:47 00:15:51:08
00:15:51:08 00:15:51:19		IMAGINATION3*	v{orstellen}
00:15:51:19 00:15:51:24					IN-THE-BACK-OF5
00:15:51:24 00:15:51:25
00:15:51:25 00:15:51:29
00:15:51:29 00:15:51:40		$GEST-ATTENTION1^*
00:15:51:40 00:15:51:49
00:15:51:49 00:15:52:05					IN-THE-BACK-OF1*
00:15:52:05 00:15:52:15
00:15:52:15 00:15:53:20					||$ALPHA1:W-T-W-E	witwe
00:15:53:20 00:15:53:44
00:15:53:44 00:15:53:48		INTEREST1A		Everyone can decide for themselves.
00:15:53:48 00:15:54:06
00:15:54:06 00:15:54:07					||$INDEX1
00:15:54:07 00:15:54:08		IMAGINATION3*	vorstellen
00:15:54:08 00:15:54:09
00:15:54:09 00:15:54:11
00:15:54:11 00:15:54:12					||LIKE3A*	wie
00:15:54:12 00:15:54:16		THERE1*
00:15:54:16 00:15:54:17
00:15:54:17 00:15:54:23
00:15:54:23 00:15:54:33					VOLUNTARY4	freiwillig
00:15:54:33 00:15:54:42
00:15:54:42 00:15:55:03		RIBBON1*
00:15:55:03 00:15:55:11
00:15:55:11 00:15:55:25	Otherwise one gets surprised that all the men are trying to get to know you.
00:15:55:25 00:15:55:41		$PROD*	[MG]
00:15:55:41 00:15:55:44
00:15:55:44 00:15:55:47		SHE1*
00:15:55:47 00:15:56:07
00:15:56:07 00:15:56:21		TO-WONDER1*	[MG]
00:15:56:21 00:15:56:31
00:15:56:31 00:15:56:44		WHAT1A	was ist
00:15:56:44 00:15:57:31
00:15:57:31 00:15:57:41		TROUBLE1	[MG]
00:15:57:41 00:15:58:26
00:15:58:26 00:15:58:35				Exactly, that’s what someone told me.
00:15:58:35 00:15:58:46					||YES1A*	ja
00:15:58:46 00:15:59:05
00:15:59:05 00:15:59:16					||TYPICAL1*
00:15:59:16 00:15:59:18
00:15:59:18 00:15:59:38					||TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:15:59:38 00:15:59:42
00:15:59:42 00:16:00:16				The tourists usually don’t know.
00:16:00:16 00:16:00:23					||ATTENTION1A^*	obwohl
00:16:00:23 00:16:00:48
00:16:00:48 00:16:01:14					||TOURIST1*	touri{st}
00:16:01:14 00:16:01:24
00:16:01:24 00:16:01:31					||NO-CLUE1	[MG]
00:16:01:31 00:16:01:38
00:16:01:38 00:16:02:00					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:16:02:00 00:16:02:13
00:16:02:13 00:16:02:20				Only people from the region know the symbols.
00:16:02:20 00:16:02:28					||TO-BELONG1^*	wir
00:16:02:28 00:16:02:37
00:16:02:37 00:16:02:42					||TERRITORY1*
00:16:02:42 00:16:03:04
00:16:03:04 00:16:03:15					||TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A	kenn
00:16:03:15 00:16:03:31
00:16:03:31 00:16:03:39					RIBBON1*
00:16:03:39 00:16:03:49				I also didn’t know for quite a while until someone told me.
00:16:03:49 00:16:04:10					SELF1A*	selber
00:16:04:10 00:16:04:13
00:16:04:13 00:16:04:14					I1	ich nicht
00:16:04:14 00:16:04:23
00:16:04:23 00:16:04:30					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*	gewusst
00:16:04:30 00:16:04:42
00:16:04:42 00:16:04:45					I1
00:16:04:45 00:16:05:14
00:16:05:14 00:16:05:25					TO-LET-KNOW1A*
00:16:05:25 00:16:06:03
00:16:06:03 00:16:06:12					CLEAR1B*	klar
00:16:06:12 00:16:06:31				Now I know and pay attention to it.
00:16:06:31 00:16:06:38					RIBBON1*
00:16:06:38 00:16:07:03
00:16:07:03 00:16:07:04					||I1	ich
00:16:07:04 00:16:07:09
00:16:07:09 00:16:07:19					||TO-LOOK-AWAY-AND-BACK1*	sehe
00:16:07:19 00:16:07:24
00:16:07:24 00:16:07:28					||LIKE3B*	wie
00:16:07:28 00:16:07:38
00:16:07:38 00:16:07:43					||TRIVIAL1
00:16:07:43 00:16:08:09
00:16:08:09 00:16:08:14	Are there no hidden symbols, like how the feather is attached to the hat or something?			As a man one doesn’t really have to take anything into consideration when wearing the Lederhosen.
00:16:08:14 00:16:08:16					||FOR1	für
00:16:08:16 00:16:08:26
00:16:08:26 00:16:08:32					||MAN1	mann
00:16:08:32 00:16:08:33
00:16:08:33 00:16:08:43		MAN1*	mann
00:16:08:43 00:16:08:47					||CARELESS3A
00:16:08:47 00:16:09:09
00:16:09:09 00:16:09:17		BEEN1
00:16:09:17 00:16:09:18
00:16:09:18 00:16:09:26
00:16:09:26 00:16:09:27		MAN1*	mann
00:16:09:27 00:16:09:32					||$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:16:09:32 00:16:09:43
00:16:09:43 00:16:09:44		HAT4*	hut
00:16:09:44 00:16:10:00
00:16:10:00 00:16:10:16
00:16:10:16 00:16:10:21		SPECIAL1*	spezial
00:16:10:21 00:16:10:41
00:16:10:41 00:16:11:19		$PROD*		Not that I would know of.
00:16:11:19 00:16:11:27					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	[MG]
00:16:11:27 00:16:11:33		$GEST^
00:16:11:33 00:16:12:03
00:16:12:03 00:16:12:33
00:16:12:33 00:16:13:04				The women have the symbol, but I can’t think of anything for men.
00:16:13:04 00:16:13:11					||WOMAN2B	frau
00:16:13:11 00:16:13:25
00:16:13:25 00:16:13:36					||SYMBOL2B*	symbol
00:16:13:36 00:16:13:43
00:16:13:43 00:16:13:49					TO-BELONG1*
00:16:13:49 00:16:14:15
00:16:14:15 00:16:14:22					||MAN3A*	mann
00:16:14:22 00:16:14:31
00:16:14:31 00:16:14:41					||NOT3B*
00:16:14:41 00:16:15:14
00:16:15:14 00:16:16:18
00:16:16:18 00:16:16:34	Interesting, the symbols.
00:16:16:34 00:16:16:44		INTEREST1A
00:16:16:44 00:16:17:03
00:16:17:03 00:16:17:09		THERE-IS3*	gibt
00:16:17:09 00:16:17:13
00:16:17:13 00:16:17:24		SYMBOL2A*	symbol
00:16:17:24 00:16:18:04
00:16:18:04 00:16:19:05
00:16:19:05 00:16:20:25							Now we’ve spoken about clothes.
00:16:20:25 00:16:22:43							What does one usually eat in Bavaria?
00:16:22:43 00:16:23:16	Aldi.
00:16:23:16 00:16:23:27		ALDI1A*	aldi
00:16:23:27 00:16:23:31
00:16:23:31 00:16:23:38		$GEST-OFF^*
00:16:23:38 00:16:24:03
00:16:24:03 00:16:24:08
00:16:24:08 00:16:24:32				Aldi, poor you.
00:16:24:32 00:16:25:08					ALDI1A	aldi
00:16:25:08 00:16:25:21
00:16:25:21 00:16:25:41					||POOR-YOU1	[MG]
00:16:25:41 00:16:26:01
00:16:26:01 00:16:26:07					||$INDEX1
00:16:26:07 00:16:26:13
00:16:26:13 00:16:26:22				Oh stop it.
00:16:26:22 00:16:26:47					OVER-AND-DONE1	aus
00:16:26:47 00:16:27:42				A typical meal is roast pork.
00:16:27:42 00:16:27:49					||PIG2*	schwei{ne}brate
00:16:27:49 00:16:28:09
00:16:28:09 00:16:29:26					TO-ROAST-OR-TO-FRY1
00:16:29:26 00:16:29:40	Do you always eat pork?
00:16:29:40 00:16:29:44		ALWAYS1A	immer
00:16:29:44 00:16:30:01
00:16:30:01 00:16:30:05		PIG2*	schwein
00:16:30:05 00:16:30:06
00:16:30:06 00:16:30:12
00:16:30:12 00:16:30:16		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2*
00:16:30:16 00:16:30:21
00:16:30:21 00:16:30:32		YOU1	du
00:16:30:32 00:16:30:37				No, of course not, but right now we’re talking about what’s typical for Bavaria.
00:16:30:37 00:16:31:11					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:16:31:11 00:16:31:17
00:16:31:17 00:16:31:33
00:16:31:33 00:16:31:39					||BAVARIA1	bayern
00:16:31:39 00:16:32:04
00:16:32:04 00:16:32:14					TYPICAL1	typisch
00:16:32:14 00:16:32:25
00:16:32:25 00:16:32:36					$GEST-OFF^
00:16:32:36 00:16:32:41
00:16:32:41 00:16:33:02				Roast pork, pretzel, bread dumplings, Sauerkraut/
00:16:33:02 00:16:33:05					||BAVARIA1*
00:16:33:05 00:16:33:13
00:16:33:13 00:16:33:15					||PIG2*	schwein{e}brat
00:16:33:15 00:16:33:31
00:16:33:31 00:16:33:43					TO-ROAST-OR-TO-FRY1
00:16:33:43 00:16:34:13
00:16:34:13 00:16:34:41					RING3^	brezel
00:16:34:41 00:16:35:15
00:16:35:15 00:16:35:24					||BUN1	semmelknödel
00:16:35:24 00:16:35:34
00:16:35:34 00:16:36:21					||DUMPLING1*
00:16:36:21 00:16:36:41
00:16:36:41 00:16:37:07					||SOUR1	sauerkraut
00:16:37:07 00:16:37:12
00:16:37:12 00:16:37:17					||$ALPHA1:K*
00:16:37:17 00:16:37:30
00:16:37:30 00:16:38:01					$GEST-OFF^
00:16:38:01 00:16:38:18	Weisswurst.
00:16:38:18 00:16:38:24		WHITE1A	weißwurst
00:16:38:24 00:16:38:32
00:16:38:32 00:16:38:42		SAUSAGE2*
00:16:38:42 00:16:39:00
00:16:39:00 00:16:39:10				…Weisswurst, right; Leberkäse [type of meat loaf]/
00:16:39:10 00:16:39:22
00:16:39:22 00:16:39:30					||WHITE1A	weißwurst
00:16:39:30 00:16:39:44
00:16:39:44 00:16:40:11					SAUSAGE6
00:16:40:11 00:16:40:24
00:16:40:24 00:16:40:38					||RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	stimmt
00:16:40:38 00:16:41:06
00:16:41:06 00:16:42:04							What more is there to say about Weisswurst?
00:16:42:04 00:16:42:07					||$ALPHA1:L	leberk{äse}
00:16:42:07 00:16:42:13
00:16:42:13 00:16:42:24					CHEESE5*
00:16:42:24 00:16:43:02
00:16:43:02 00:16:44:13
00:16:44:13 00:16:46:20							Are there any rules about it?
00:16:46:20 00:16:46:46				You’re getting big eyes again.
00:16:46:46 00:16:47:42					$INDEX1
00:16:47:42 00:16:48:00
00:16:48:00 00:16:48:10
00:16:48:10 00:16:48:26	Weisswurst can traditionally only be eaten until midday.
00:16:48:26 00:16:48:49					$PROD*
00:16:48:49 00:16:49:03		SAUSAGE6*
00:16:49:03 00:16:49:06
00:16:49:06 00:16:49:21
00:16:49:21 00:16:49:27		WHITE1A*	weißwurst
00:16:49:27 00:16:49:37
00:16:49:37 00:16:49:46		SAUSAGE1A
00:16:49:46 00:16:50:00
00:16:50:00 00:16:50:08
00:16:50:08 00:16:50:17		$INDEX1
00:16:50:17 00:16:50:37
00:16:50:37 00:16:50:43		QUOTATION-MARKS1*
00:16:50:43 00:16:51:10
00:16:51:10 00:16:51:23		USUALLY1*	normalerweise
00:16:51:23 00:16:51:33
00:16:51:33 00:16:51:46		TRADITION4*
00:16:51:46 00:16:52:05
00:16:52:05 00:16:52:16		UNTIL1	bis
00:16:52:16 00:16:52:28
00:16:52:28 00:16:52:32		LUNCH-OR-NOON3	mittag
00:16:52:32 00:16:52:39
00:16:52:39 00:16:52:43		AFTER5*
00:16:52:43 00:16:52:48
00:16:52:48 00:16:53:11		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2	essen
00:16:53:11 00:16:53:21
00:16:53:21 00:16:53:44		$GEST-OFF^*		Until eleven o’clock.
00:16:53:44 00:16:53:45					||$NUM-TEEN2A:1d	elf uhr
00:16:53:45 00:16:54:04
00:16:54:04 00:16:54:09	It’s not allowed in the afternoon and evening.
00:16:54:09 00:16:54:13
00:16:54:13 00:16:54:26		AFTER5	nachmittag
00:16:54:26 00:16:54:27
00:16:54:27 00:16:54:42					||MAXIMUM2*
00:16:54:42 00:16:55:06		EVENING1	abend
00:16:55:06 00:16:55:19
00:16:55:19 00:16:55:30		NOT3A	[MG]
00:16:55:30 00:16:55:40
00:16:55:40 00:16:55:43
00:16:55:43 00:16:56:04	One eats it with beer.
00:16:56:04 00:16:56:09		WITH1A	mit	Do you know why?
00:16:56:09 00:16:56:12					||REASON4B	grund
00:16:56:12 00:16:56:27
00:16:56:27 00:16:56:28
00:16:56:28 00:16:56:34		BEER3	bier
00:16:56:34 00:16:56:37					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2A*	weiß
00:16:56:37 00:16:56:41
00:16:56:41 00:16:56:44					YOU1*
00:16:56:44 00:16:56:48
00:16:56:48 00:16:57:00					WHY1	warum
00:16:57:00 00:16:57:19
00:16:57:19 00:16:57:23
00:16:57:23 00:16:57:25	Good question, it’s just a rule.
00:16:57:25 00:16:57:30		YES2*
00:16:57:30 00:16:57:31					$INDEX1
00:16:57:31 00:16:57:46
00:16:57:46 00:16:58:00		$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:16:58:00 00:16:58:31
00:16:58:31 00:16:58:41
00:16:58:41 00:16:59:06		REASON4B	grund
00:16:59:06 00:16:59:21
00:16:59:21 00:16:59:28		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:16:59:28 00:17:00:32
00:17:00:32 00:17:00:38		IS1	ist
00:17:00:38 00:17:00:48
00:17:00:48 00:17:01:08		STATUTE1A*	gesetz
00:17:01:08 00:17:01:14
00:17:01:14 00:17:01:24		$GEST-OFF^
00:17:01:24 00:17:02:03
00:17:02:03 00:17:02:38				No.	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
00:17:02:38 00:17:03:11				It’s because there were no refrigerators back in the day.
00:17:03:11 00:17:03:27					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	früher
00:17:03:27 00:17:03:41
00:17:03:41 00:17:03:48					||NONE6*	kein
00:17:03:48 00:17:04:04
00:17:04:04 00:17:04:39					REFRIGERATOR3	kühlschrank
00:17:04:39 00:17:05:19	Right.
00:17:05:19 00:17:05:29		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimmt
00:17:05:29 00:17:05:35
00:17:05:35 00:17:05:43
00:17:05:43 00:17:05:46					NONE6	kein
00:17:05:46 00:17:06:02	That’s why.
00:17:06:02 00:17:06:10					REFRIGERATOR3	kühlschrank
00:17:06:10 00:17:06:11
00:17:06:11 00:17:06:17		TOGETHER3A^*
00:17:06:17 00:17:06:20				So the Weisswurst had to be eaten quickly so it wouldn’t go bad.
00:17:06:20 00:17:06:21					||END1^	darum
00:17:06:21 00:17:06:25		HENCE1	deshalb
00:17:06:25 00:17:06:26
00:17:06:26 00:17:06:30
00:17:06:30 00:17:06:33		$INDEX1*
00:17:06:33 00:17:06:45
00:17:06:45 00:17:07:04					||FAST2*	schnell
00:17:07:04 00:17:07:18
00:17:07:18 00:17:07:43					OFF-CLOSED1	[MG]
00:17:07:43 00:17:08:03
00:17:08:03 00:17:08:08					THEREFORE1*	darum
00:17:08:08 00:17:08:15
00:17:08:15 00:17:08:18					FAST2*	schnell
00:17:08:18 00:17:08:24
00:17:08:24 00:17:08:40					LOOSE1^	[MG]
00:17:08:40 00:17:08:47
00:17:08:47 00:17:09:06					||LATE3A*	[MG]
00:17:09:06 00:17:09:13
00:17:09:13 00:17:09:41					||DONE1B
00:17:09:41 00:17:09:45
00:17:09:45 00:17:10:01				Nowadays that isn’t an issue anymore, but the tradition stayed.
00:17:10:01 00:17:10:09					NOW3*	jet{zt}
00:17:10:09 00:17:10:14
00:17:10:14 00:17:10:27					$GEST-OFF^
00:17:10:27 00:17:10:43
00:17:10:43 00:17:11:02					$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:17:11:02 00:17:11:09
00:17:11:09 00:17:11:13					ALL1A*	all
00:17:11:13 00:17:11:15
00:17:11:15 00:17:11:20					PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	da
00:17:11:20 00:17:11:41
00:17:11:41 00:17:11:47					||SHALL1*	soll
00:17:11:47 00:17:12:13
00:17:12:13 00:17:12:20					||APPLAUSE2^	bleiben
00:17:12:20 00:17:12:40
00:17:12:40 00:17:13:12					TRADITION2A	trad{iti}on
00:17:13:12 00:17:13:27
00:17:13:27 00:17:13:33					PLEASE1A	[MG]
00:17:13:33 00:17:13:47
00:17:13:47 00:17:14:05					$NUM-TEEN2A:1d	bis elf
00:17:14:05 00:17:14:14	I’d recommend eating it before eleven o’clock.
00:17:14:14 00:17:14:19					TO-EAT-OR-FOOD1*	uhr
00:17:14:19 00:17:14:46		BUT1	aber
00:17:14:46 00:17:14:47
00:17:14:47 00:17:15:00
00:17:15:00 00:17:15:08
00:17:15:08 00:17:15:09		I1	ich
00:17:15:09 00:17:15:19
00:17:15:19 00:17:15:23		TO-RECOMMEND1A	empfehl
00:17:15:23 00:17:15:28
00:17:15:28 00:17:15:41		THE1	das
00:17:15:41 00:17:16:02
00:17:16:02 00:17:16:09		UNTIL1*	bis
00:17:16:09 00:17:16:15
00:17:16:15 00:17:16:19		$NUM-TEEN2A:1d	elf uhr
00:17:16:19 00:17:16:23
00:17:16:23 00:17:16:28		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD2*	es{sen}
00:17:16:28 00:17:16:33
00:17:16:33 00:17:16:40		ATTENTION1*
00:17:16:40 00:17:17:19
00:17:17:19 00:17:17:32		CLOCK1
00:17:17:32 00:17:17:38
00:17:17:38 00:17:17:43	With it you have beer and sweet mustard, yum.
00:17:17:43 00:17:17:48		WITH1A	mit
00:17:17:48 00:17:18:05
00:17:18:05 00:17:18:12		BEER3	bier
00:17:18:12 00:17:18:21
00:17:18:21 00:17:18:28		AND2A*	und
00:17:18:28 00:17:18:34
00:17:18:34 00:17:18:38		$LIST1:2of2d
00:17:18:38 00:17:18:43
00:17:18:43 00:17:19:07		MUSTARD2*	senf
00:17:19:07 00:17:19:11
00:17:19:11 00:17:19:12		$INDEX1
00:17:19:12 00:17:20:16
00:17:20:16 00:17:20:28		SWEET1	süß
00:17:20:28 00:17:20:39
00:17:20:39 00:17:21:06		$PROD*
00:17:21:06 00:17:21:19
00:17:21:19 00:17:21:30		FINE-DELICIOUS1*	[MG]
00:17:21:30 00:17:22:04
00:17:22:04 00:17:22:17	You don’t eat it using a fork and a knife, just your hands.
00:17:22:17 00:17:22:21		BUT1
00:17:22:21 00:17:22:30
00:17:22:30 00:17:22:36		TO-CUT1*	ab
00:17:22:36 00:17:22:44
00:17:22:44 00:17:23:04		NO1A	nein
00:17:23:04 00:17:23:19
00:17:23:19 00:17:24:05		$PROD*
00:17:24:05 00:17:24:15
00:17:24:15 00:17:24:23		ATTENTION1*
00:17:24:23 00:17:25:04
00:17:25:04 00:17:25:43	One sucks it.
00:17:25:43 00:17:25:44		SAUSAGE4A*
00:17:25:44 00:17:25:49
00:17:25:49 00:17:26:02		GOOD1*
00:17:26:02 00:17:26:08
00:17:26:08 00:17:26:24		$ORAL^	warum
00:17:26:24 00:17:26:25
00:17:26:25 00:17:28:20		$PROD*	[MG]
00:17:28:20 00:17:28:32
00:17:28:32 00:17:29:01	You suck it out of its peel with your mouth.
00:17:29:01 00:17:29:16		$PROD*	[MG]
00:17:29:16 00:17:29:26				I do that too. I’m used to it.
00:17:29:26 00:17:29:28					I1
00:17:29:28 00:17:29:34
00:17:29:34 00:17:29:35					$INDEX1
00:17:29:35 00:17:29:39
00:17:29:39 00:17:29:40					I2*
00:17:29:40 00:17:29:43
00:17:29:43 00:17:29:48					$ORAL^	nur
00:17:29:48 00:17:29:49
00:17:29:49 00:17:30:11					$PROD*	[MG]
00:17:30:11 00:17:30:14
00:17:30:14 00:17:30:24					APARTMENT1A^	gewöhnt
00:17:30:24 00:17:30:25	Even when you have Weisswurst at your company?
00:17:30:25 00:17:30:33
00:17:30:33 00:17:30:34					I1
00:17:30:34 00:17:30:39
00:17:30:39 00:17:30:41					SELF1A*	selbst
00:17:30:41 00:17:30:42		EXAMPLE3*
00:17:30:42 00:17:30:46
00:17:30:46 00:17:30:47
00:17:30:47 00:17:30:49		YOU1*	du
00:17:30:49 00:17:31:03
00:17:31:03 00:17:31:04					TO-MAKE2*	mache
00:17:31:04 00:17:31:05		TO-WORK2	arbeit
00:17:31:05 00:17:31:09
00:17:31:09 00:17:31:14					$PROD*	[MG]
00:17:31:14 00:17:31:18
00:17:31:18 00:17:31:21		COMPANY1A
00:17:31:21 00:17:31:30
00:17:31:30 00:17:31:35
00:17:31:35 00:17:31:43		$PROD*
00:17:31:43 00:17:31:48
00:17:31:48 00:17:32:05		TO-WORK2*	arbeit
00:17:32:05 00:17:32:13
00:17:32:13 00:17:32:20		COMPANY1A	firma
00:17:32:20 00:17:32:23
00:17:32:23 00:17:32:32		YOU1*
00:17:32:32 00:17:33:00
00:17:33:00 00:17:33:05		WHITE1A	weißwurst
00:17:33:05 00:17:33:06
00:17:33:06 00:17:33:10		SAUSAGE2*
00:17:33:10 00:17:33:21
00:17:33:21 00:17:33:28		TO-SELL1
00:17:33:28 00:17:33:30
00:17:33:30 00:17:33:38	Sausage used to always be eaten with your hands, but nowadays, people get all posh and use cutlery.
00:17:33:38 00:17:33:41		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2*	[MG]
00:17:33:41 00:17:34:06
00:17:34:06 00:17:34:18		$PROD*	ess
00:17:34:18 00:17:34:23
00:17:34:23 00:17:34:26		ALL1A*	alle
00:17:34:26 00:17:34:35
00:17:34:35 00:17:34:41		TO-CUT1^*	mit
00:17:34:41 00:17:35:12
00:17:35:12 00:17:36:16		$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:17:36:16 00:17:36:18
00:17:36:18 00:17:36:36	I still eat it with my hands; I don’t care.
00:17:36:36 00:17:36:42		$PROD*	[MG]
00:17:36:42 00:17:36:47
00:17:36:47 00:17:36:48		LIKE4A*	wie
00:17:36:48 00:17:37:00
00:17:37:00 00:17:37:04				Everyone has turned posh now.	$GEST-ATTENTION1^	ja
00:17:37:04 00:17:37:08
00:17:37:08 00:17:37:10		I-DONT-CARE1	wurscht
00:17:37:10 00:17:37:12					||NOW3*	jetzt
00:17:37:12 00:17:37:16
00:17:37:16 00:17:37:24					ALL1A*	alle
00:17:37:24 00:17:37:26		I1
00:17:37:26 00:17:37:28
00:17:37:28 00:17:37:33
00:17:37:33 00:17:38:00					FINE1	fein
00:17:38:00 00:17:38:11
00:17:38:11 00:17:38:20					||TO-BECOME1*	geworden
00:17:38:20 00:17:38:31
00:17:38:31 00:17:38:41					||ALL1A^
00:17:38:41 00:17:38:42	Eating it with cutlery is stuffy.	CLEAR1A*
00:17:38:42 00:17:38:46
00:17:38:46 00:17:39:07				They all learned it from the north, from the Prussians.
00:17:39:07 00:17:39:08		TO-CUT1^*
00:17:39:08 00:17:39:11
00:17:39:11 00:17:39:19					||TO-LEARN1	gelernt
00:17:39:19 00:17:39:22		ARROGANT1*
00:17:39:22 00:17:39:34
00:17:39:34 00:17:39:35					||ALL1A
00:17:39:35 00:17:39:39
00:17:39:39 00:17:39:45		YES2
00:17:39:45 00:17:39:47
00:17:39:47 00:17:39:48
00:17:39:48 00:17:40:03					||FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF3
00:17:40:03 00:17:40:23
00:17:40:23 00:17:40:32					||NORTH1B*	nord
00:17:40:32 00:17:40:43
00:17:40:43 00:17:41:12					||BOLLOCKS2^	preußen
00:17:41:12 00:17:41:21
00:17:41:21 00:17:41:27					||AREA1A^
00:17:41:27 00:17:41:38				They infected the others and made them posh.
00:17:41:38 00:17:42:13					TO-INFECT1A	[MG]
00:17:42:13 00:17:42:25
00:17:42:25 00:17:42:30	I have a colleague who is a real Bavarian.
00:17:42:30 00:17:42:41					FINE1	fein
00:17:42:41 00:17:42:46		YES1A*
00:17:42:46 00:17:43:00
00:17:43:00 00:17:43:42
00:17:43:42 00:17:43:43		MY1*
00:17:43:43 00:17:44:03
00:17:44:03 00:17:44:10		TO-WORK1*	arbeitskollege
00:17:44:10 00:17:44:18
00:17:44:18 00:17:44:22		COLLEAGUE4*
00:17:44:22 00:17:44:30
00:17:44:30 00:17:44:33		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	ein
00:17:44:33 00:17:44:42
00:17:44:42 00:17:44:43		ON-PERSON1
00:17:44:43 00:17:45:12
00:17:45:12 00:17:45:19		GENUINE1
00:17:45:19 00:17:45:27
00:17:45:27 00:17:45:31		TO-WASH1A*	waschechte
00:17:45:31 00:17:45:43
00:17:45:43 00:17:45:48		GENUINE1
00:17:45:48 00:17:46:08
00:17:46:08 00:17:46:16		BAVARIA1*	bayern
00:17:46:16 00:17:46:25
00:17:46:25 00:17:46:44	He comes from the country and eats his Weisswurst with his hands, just like me.
00:17:46:44 00:17:47:03		VILLAGE3	dorf
00:17:47:03 00:17:47:13
00:17:47:13 00:17:47:22		THERE1*
00:17:47:22 00:17:48:19
00:17:48:19 00:17:48:39		$PROD*
00:17:48:39 00:17:48:45
00:17:48:45 00:17:49:02		ALSO1A	auch
00:17:49:02 00:17:49:05
00:17:49:05 00:17:49:16		EQUAL8*	[MG]
00:17:49:16 00:17:49:34
00:17:49:34 00:17:49:42		$PROD*
00:17:49:42 00:17:49:48
00:17:49:48 00:17:50:05	The others moved here and eat using cutlery.
00:17:50:05 00:17:50:11		ALL1A*
00:17:50:11 00:17:50:18
00:17:50:18 00:17:50:23		NO1A	[MG]
00:17:50:23 00:17:50:37
00:17:50:37 00:17:50:43		BEYOND1*	außerhalb
00:17:50:43 00:17:50:45
00:17:50:45 00:17:51:17		TO-COME1*
00:17:51:17 00:17:51:32
00:17:51:32 00:17:51:36		$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*
00:17:51:36 00:17:52:01
00:17:52:01 00:17:52:17		TO-CUT1^*
00:17:52:17 00:17:52:25
00:17:52:25 00:17:52:26		I1
00:17:52:26 00:17:52:44
00:17:52:44 00:17:53:09				Do you know what’s inside a Weisswurst?
00:17:53:09 00:17:53:13					||YOU1
00:17:53:13 00:17:53:20
00:17:53:20 00:17:53:25					||TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B	weiß
00:17:53:25 00:17:53:36
00:17:53:36 00:17:54:13					||CONTENT3
00:17:54:13 00:17:54:26
00:17:54:26 00:17:54:31					||WHITE1A	weißwu{rst}
00:17:54:31 00:17:54:39
00:17:54:39 00:17:54:46					||SAUSAGE2
00:17:54:46 00:17:55:08
00:17:55:08 00:17:55:14					SAUSAGE6
00:17:55:14 00:17:55:21
00:17:55:21 00:17:55:28					IN1^*	in
00:17:55:28 00:17:55:43
00:17:55:43 00:17:56:08				What kind of meat?
00:17:56:08 00:17:56:16					||WHERE-FROM1*	woher
00:17:56:16 00:17:56:23
00:17:56:23 00:17:56:38					||MEAT9*	fleisch
00:17:56:38 00:17:56:49
00:17:56:49 00:17:57:13					||WHAT1B	was
00:17:57:13 00:17:57:26
00:17:57:26 00:17:58:06					IN1^*
00:17:58:06 00:17:58:18	Pork.
00:17:58:18 00:17:58:24		PIG2*	schweinefleisch
00:17:58:24 00:17:58:29
00:17:58:29 00:17:58:34		$GEST^			$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^
00:17:58:34 00:17:58:45
00:17:58:45 00:17:59:25		$ORAL^
00:17:59:25 00:17:59:34				It used to be veal.
00:17:59:34 00:17:59:44					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2	früher
00:17:59:44 00:18:00:07
00:18:00:07 00:18:00:15					||GENUINE1*
00:18:00:15 00:18:00:27
00:18:00:27 00:18:00:33					||CALF-VEAL1*	kalb
00:18:00:33 00:18:00:43
00:18:00:43 00:18:01:14					||NOT-ANYMORE1A
00:18:01:14 00:18:01:35
00:18:01:35 00:18:01:49				Or not?
00:18:01:49 00:18:02:07					NO2A*
00:18:02:07 00:18:02:10
00:18:02:10 00:18:02:17					$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*
00:18:02:17 00:18:03:31
00:18:03:31 00:18:03:39				Pork or veal?
00:18:03:39 00:18:04:18					PIG2	schwein
00:18:04:18 00:18:04:34
00:18:04:34 00:18:04:43					CALF-VEAL1*	kalb
00:18:04:43 00:18:04:46
00:18:04:46 00:18:05:00				Leberkäse is traditionally made with veal, I think.
00:18:05:00 00:18:05:02					BUT1*	aber
00:18:05:02 00:18:05:18
00:18:05:18 00:18:05:23					$ALPHA1:L*	leberkäse
00:18:05:23 00:18:05:30
00:18:05:30 00:18:05:44					CHEESE5*
00:18:05:44 00:18:06:08
00:18:06:08 00:18:06:20					USUAL1	norma{l}
00:18:06:20 00:18:07:14
00:18:07:14 00:18:07:21					||TRADITION2A	tradi{ti}on
00:18:07:21 00:18:08:03
00:18:08:03 00:18:08:16					||$ALPHA1:K-A-L	kalb
00:18:08:16 00:18:08:22
00:18:08:22 00:18:08:43					||OVER-AND-DONE1
00:18:08:43 00:18:09:04
00:18:09:04 00:18:09:09				It was more expensive back then.
00:18:09:09 00:18:09:19					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früh
00:18:09:19 00:18:09:30
00:18:09:30 00:18:09:38					||EXPENSIVE2*	teuer
00:18:09:38 00:18:09:46
00:18:09:46 00:18:10:01				Now it’s cheap, because they make it from a mix of pork and veal.
00:18:10:01 00:18:10:09					||NOW3*	jetzt
00:18:10:09 00:18:10:22
00:18:10:22 00:18:10:37					||CHEAP3*	billig
00:18:10:37 00:18:11:21
00:18:11:21 00:18:11:35					||TO-MIX2*	[MG]
00:18:11:35 00:18:11:45
00:18:11:45 00:18:12:04					||PIG2	schwein
00:18:12:04 00:18:12:12
00:18:12:12 00:18:12:18					||AND2A*	und
00:18:12:18 00:18:12:27
00:18:12:27 00:18:12:39	The whole meat gets mixed.
00:18:12:39 00:18:12:44					||COW1*	kuh
00:18:12:44 00:18:12:45
00:18:12:45 00:18:13:02		TO-MIX3	gemischt
00:18:13:02 00:18:13:12					||TO-MIX3*	misch
00:18:13:12 00:18:13:23
00:18:13:23 00:18:13:26
00:18:13:26 00:18:13:29		$GEST-DECLINE1^
00:18:13:29 00:18:13:36					||THEREFORE1*	darum
00:18:13:36 00:18:13:42
00:18:13:42 00:18:13:48					||CHEAP2	billig
00:18:13:48 00:18:14:06
00:18:14:06 00:18:14:07
00:18:14:07 00:18:14:19
00:18:14:19 00:18:14:43					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:14:43 00:18:14:47	Organic meat is the best.
00:18:14:47 00:18:14:49				Leberkäse used to be white, too.
00:18:14:49 00:18:15:05					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:18:15:05 00:18:15:06
00:18:15:06 00:18:15:09		BEST1	[MG]
00:18:15:09 00:18:15:17
00:18:15:17 00:18:15:18		BIO1	biofleisch
00:18:15:18 00:18:15:21					PERFECT4	[MG]
00:18:15:21 00:18:15:30
00:18:15:30 00:18:15:35					||THEREFORE1*	darum
00:18:15:35 00:18:15:38
00:18:15:38 00:18:15:39
00:18:15:39 00:18:15:43					||PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	früher
00:18:15:43 00:18:15:44
00:18:15:44 00:18:16:01		$CUED-SPEECH*
00:18:16:01 00:18:16:04					||WHITE1A	weiß
00:18:16:04 00:18:16:08
00:18:16:08 00:18:16:18
00:18:16:18 00:18:16:21		BEST1	[MG]
00:18:16:21 00:18:16:29					||TO-CLEAN-UP7A^*
00:18:16:29 00:18:16:39
00:18:16:39 00:18:17:12		BIO1	biofleisch
00:18:17:12 00:18:17:28
00:18:17:28 00:18:17:41		$CUED-SPEECH*
00:18:17:41 00:18:17:48					||WHITE1A*	weiß
00:18:17:48 00:18:18:06
00:18:18:06 00:18:18:16					||TO-CLEAN-UP7A^*
00:18:18:16 00:18:18:22
00:18:18:22 00:18:18:23					||$ALPHA1:L*	leberkäse
00:18:18:23 00:18:18:29
00:18:18:29 00:18:18:35					CHEESE5*
00:18:18:35 00:18:18:39
00:18:18:39 00:18:18:48				White is the traditional way.
00:18:18:48 00:18:19:04					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B*	stimmt
00:18:19:04 00:18:19:18
00:18:19:18 00:18:19:21					||WHITE1A	weiß
00:18:19:21 00:18:19:28
00:18:19:28 00:18:19:38					||TO-CLEAN-UP7A^*
00:18:19:38 00:18:20:06
00:18:20:06 00:18:20:21					||TRADITION2A*	trad{iti}on
00:18:20:21 00:18:20:27
00:18:20:27 00:18:20:45				It changed over time and now it’s more pink.
00:18:20:45 00:18:21:08					||TO-MODIFY3	[MG]
00:18:21:08 00:18:21:19
00:18:21:19 00:18:21:28					||PINK14	rosa
00:18:21:28 00:18:21:42
00:18:21:42 00:18:22:24					||AREA1C^*
00:18:22:24 00:18:22:47
00:18:22:47 00:18:23:15				It’s cheaper that way.
00:18:23:15 00:18:23:16					||$INDEX1
00:18:23:16 00:18:23:26
00:18:23:26 00:18:23:33					||CHEAP2	billig
00:18:23:33 00:18:23:41
00:18:23:41 00:18:23:44				I thought it had always been like that.
00:18:23:44 00:18:23:45					I2*
00:18:23:45 00:18:24:09
00:18:24:09 00:18:24:11					||TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A^*	glaub
00:18:24:11 00:18:24:18
00:18:24:18 00:18:24:25					||LIKE-THIS1*	so
00:18:24:25 00:18:24:26
00:18:24:26 00:18:24:29				But then I was told that it used to be white because it was veal.
00:18:24:29 00:18:24:33					||TO-LET-KNOW1A*	[MG]
00:18:24:33 00:18:24:39
00:18:24:39 00:18:25:01					||NO1B*	[MG]
00:18:25:01 00:18:25:13
00:18:25:13 00:18:25:21					||EARLY3A*	früh
00:18:25:21 00:18:25:29
00:18:25:29 00:18:25:31					||$INDEX1
00:18:25:31 00:18:25:40
00:18:25:40 00:18:25:44					||WHITE1A	weiß
00:18:25:44 00:18:26:04
00:18:26:04 00:18:26:23					||TO-CLEAN-UP7A^*
00:18:26:23 00:18:26:34
00:18:26:34 00:18:26:39					||IF-OR-WHEN1A*
00:18:26:39 00:18:26:44
00:18:26:44 00:18:26:48					||$ALPHA1:K	kalb
00:18:26:48 00:18:27:09
00:18:27:09 00:18:27:17					||PURE-OR-SHEER1
00:18:27:17 00:18:27:29
00:18:27:29 00:18:27:48					NOT-ANYMORE1A
00:18:27:48 00:18:28:35
00:18:28:35 00:18:28:44					PERFECT4	[MG]
00:18:28:44 00:18:28:49
00:18:28:49 00:18:29:03				But if one tried to sell it in high quantities, veal would be too expensive.
00:18:29:03 00:18:29:09					||EXPENSIVE2	[MG]
00:18:29:09 00:18:29:16
00:18:29:16 00:18:29:24					||A-WHOLE-LOT2	[MG]
00:18:29:24 00:18:29:37
00:18:29:37 00:18:29:42					||$GEST-OFF^*	für
00:18:29:42 00:18:30:01
00:18:30:01 00:18:30:14					TO-SELL1	verkaufen
00:18:30:14 00:18:30:25
00:18:30:25 00:18:30:29					||PERSON1
00:18:30:29 00:18:30:31
00:18:30:31 00:18:30:34					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	viel
00:18:30:34 00:18:30:36
00:18:30:36 00:18:30:46					||PEOPLE2	leut
00:18:30:46 00:18:31:07
00:18:31:07 00:18:31:27					||ALL1A
00:18:31:27 00:18:31:31
00:18:31:31 00:18:31:41				So the meat was mixed to reduce the cost.
00:18:31:41 00:18:31:47					||DIFFERENT1^*	einfach
00:18:31:47 00:18:32:26
00:18:32:26 00:18:32:41					TO-MIX3	misch
00:18:32:41 00:18:32:46
00:18:32:46 00:18:33:09					||LIKE3A*	wie
00:18:33:09 00:18:33:15
00:18:33:15 00:18:33:16					||$INDEX1*
00:18:33:16 00:18:33:21
00:18:33:21 00:18:33:35					||CHEAP3*	billig
00:18:33:35 00:18:33:43
00:18:33:43 00:18:34:01					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:34:01 00:18:34:10
00:18:34:10 00:18:34:22	If one wants to be sure, one has to use organic meat.			I think the Weisswurst/
00:18:34:22 00:18:34:25					||WHITE1A*	weißwurst
00:18:34:25 00:18:34:35
00:18:34:35 00:18:34:46					SAUSAGE6
00:18:34:46 00:18:34:49
00:18:34:49 00:18:35:02		IF-OR-WHEN1A*	wenn
00:18:35:02 00:18:35:06					||TO-BELIEVE2A*	glaube
00:18:35:06 00:18:35:20
00:18:35:20 00:18:35:31					||$INDEX1
00:18:35:31 00:18:35:36		TO-WANT8*	will
00:18:35:36 00:18:35:41
00:18:35:41 00:18:35:46
00:18:35:46 00:18:36:02		GOOD1	[MG]
00:18:36:02 00:18:36:09
00:18:36:09 00:18:36:11		BIO1	biofleisch
00:18:36:11 00:18:36:23
00:18:36:23 00:18:36:42
00:18:36:42 00:18:36:49		MEAT9*
00:18:36:49 00:18:37:07
00:18:37:07 00:18:37:13		$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:37:13 00:18:37:34
00:18:37:34 00:18:37:42		SECURE1*	sicher
00:18:37:42 00:18:37:48
00:18:37:48 00:18:38:01		$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:38:01 00:18:38:34
00:18:38:34 00:18:39:03				I forgot what it’s like with the Weisswurst.
00:18:39:03 00:18:39:20					WHITE1A*	weißwurst
00:18:39:20 00:18:39:26
00:18:39:26 00:18:39:31					SAUSAGE2*
00:18:39:31 00:18:39:36
00:18:39:36 00:18:39:37					I2	ich
00:18:39:37 00:18:39:48
00:18:39:48 00:18:40:11					TO-FORGET1
00:18:40:11 00:18:40:17
00:18:40:17 00:18:40:19				I think pork and veal sausage also has brain in it.
00:18:40:19 00:18:40:20					I1	ich
00:18:40:20 00:18:40:31
00:18:40:31 00:18:40:35					TO-KNOW-OR-KNOWLEDGE2B	weiß
00:18:40:35 00:18:40:48
00:18:40:48 00:18:41:14					||YELLOW1A*	gelbwurst
00:18:41:14 00:18:41:27
00:18:41:27 00:18:41:39					SAUSAGE6
00:18:41:39 00:18:41:47
00:18:41:47 00:18:41:48					||I1
00:18:41:48 00:18:42:07
00:18:42:07 00:18:42:14					||OR1*	oder
00:18:42:14 00:18:42:20
00:18:42:20 00:18:42:23					||LIKE3A*	wie
00:18:42:23 00:18:42:30
00:18:42:30 00:18:42:40					||WHITE1A	weiß
00:18:42:40 00:18:43:05
00:18:43:05 00:18:43:09					||YELLOW1A*	gelbwurst
00:18:43:09 00:18:43:15
00:18:43:15 00:18:43:19					SAUSAGE6*
00:18:43:19 00:18:43:22
00:18:43:22 00:18:43:23					$INDEX1
00:18:43:23 00:18:43:26
00:18:43:26 00:18:43:28					||FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF3*	von
00:18:43:28 00:18:43:41
00:18:43:41 00:18:44:02					||BRAIN1A^*	gehirn
00:18:44:02 00:18:44:14
00:18:44:14 00:18:44:22					||MEAT6	fleisch
00:18:44:22 00:18:44:38
00:18:44:38 00:18:45:07					||BRAIN1A^*	gehirn
00:18:45:07 00:18:45:20
00:18:45:20 00:18:45:24					$PROD*
00:18:45:24 00:18:45:33
00:18:45:33 00:18:45:44					||TO-WASH4*
00:18:45:44 00:18:46:02
00:18:46:02 00:18:46:06					||WHITE1A	weiß
00:18:46:06 00:18:46:14
00:18:46:14 00:18:46:15					TO-BELONG1*
00:18:46:15 00:18:46:20				I don’t remember about the Weisswurst, though.
00:18:46:20 00:18:46:21					||BUT1	aber
00:18:46:21 00:18:46:26
00:18:46:26 00:18:46:30					||WHITE1A	weißwurst
00:18:46:30 00:18:46:36
00:18:46:36 00:18:46:41					SAUSAGE6
00:18:46:41 00:18:46:48
00:18:46:48 00:18:47:07					||ALSO1A	auch
00:18:47:07 00:18:47:18
00:18:47:18 00:18:47:27					||BEEN1	gewesen
00:18:47:27 00:18:47:35	I don’t know.
00:18:47:35 00:18:47:37		$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:47:37 00:18:47:38					||I1
00:18:47:38 00:18:47:44
00:18:47:44 00:18:48:04
00:18:48:04 00:18:48:18					||$INDEX1
00:18:48:18 00:18:48:23		DONT-KNOW2*	weiß nicht
00:18:48:23 00:18:48:32
00:18:48:32 00:18:48:34		I1
00:18:48:34 00:18:48:42
00:18:48:42 00:18:49:02
00:18:49:02 00:18:49:27					||APPROXIMATELY1^
00:18:49:27 00:18:50:04
00:18:50:04 00:18:50:12					$INDEX4	ich auch
00:18:50:12 00:18:50:13
00:18:50:13 00:18:51:05					$ORAL^	keine ahnung
00:18:51:05 00:18:51:22	It doesn’t matter.
00:18:51:22 00:18:51:30		WHATEVER3*	egal
00:18:51:30 00:18:51:41
00:18:51:41 00:18:52:04		$GEST-DECLINE1^*
00:18:52:04 00:18:52:12
00:18:52:12 00:18:52:17	The important thing is that it tastes good.
00:18:52:17 00:18:52:22		PRIMARILY2*	haupt
00:18:52:22 00:18:52:33
00:18:52:33 00:18:52:38		TO-TASTE1A*	schmeck
00:18:52:38 00:18:52:43
00:18:52:43 00:18:52:48		GOOD1	gut
00:18:52:48 00:18:53:02
00:18:53:02 00:18:53:04		$GEST-OFF^*
00:18:53:04 00:18:53:21
00:18:53:21 00:18:54:36
00:18:54:36 00:18:57:12							Right, so we’re done with typical foods.
00:18:57:12 00:19:01:26							What does the landscape around Munich look like?
00:19:01:26 00:19:05:34							What do people cultivate, or are there farm animals or/ crops for example, or vineyards or animals?
00:19:05:34 00:19:06:05	What do you mean with food?
00:19:06:05 00:19:06:20		TO-EAT-OR-FOOD1
00:19:06:20 00:19:06:36
00:19:06:36 00:19:07:43		$GEST^
00:19:07:43 00:19:08:12	Oh right, yes.
00:19:08:12 00:19:08:16		YOU1*	ach so
00:19:08:16 00:19:09:42
00:19:09:42 00:19:10:08				Look, the north of Munich and the south of Munich are completely different.
00:19:10:08 00:19:10:09		YES2*
00:19:10:09 00:19:10:16					$GEST-ATTENTION1^*
00:19:10:16 00:19:10:22
00:19:10:22 00:19:10:35
00:19:10:35 00:19:10:39					RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	stimm
00:19:10:39 00:19:11:00
00:19:11:00 00:19:11:11					TO-SEE1*	sieh
00:19:11:11 00:19:11:18
00:19:11:18 00:19:11:22					$INDEX1	man
00:19:11:22 00:19:11:44
00:19:11:44 00:19:12:01					MUNICH1A*	münchen
00:19:12:01 00:19:12:25
00:19:12:25 00:19:12:32					MEASURE-VERTICAL1^*
00:19:12:32 00:19:12:46
00:19:12:46 00:19:13:06					||NORTH1A*	nord
00:19:13:06 00:19:13:19
00:19:13:19 00:19:13:25					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:19:13:25 00:19:13:34
00:19:13:34 00:19:14:03					DIFFERENT1	anders
00:19:14:03 00:19:15:17
00:19:15:17 00:19:15:22					||AREA1A*
00:19:15:22 00:19:15:26	In the north, there’re mainly hops growing.
00:19:15:26 00:19:15:35
00:19:15:35 00:19:15:39		NORTH1B	nord
00:19:15:39 00:19:15:49					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:19:15:49 00:19:16:05
00:19:16:05 00:19:16:08
00:19:16:08 00:19:16:15		MOUNTAIN1A*
00:19:16:15 00:19:16:23
00:19:16:23 00:19:16:30		PRIMARILY1*	[MG]
00:19:16:30 00:19:16:38
00:19:16:38 00:19:16:46		$ALPHA1:H	hopf{en}wiese
00:19:16:46 00:19:17:12
00:19:17:12 00:19:17:27		MEADOW1^*
00:19:17:27 00:19:17:35
00:19:17:35 00:19:17:43				Like this, HOPS.
00:19:17:43 00:19:18:01	How do you sign hops?
00:19:18:01 00:19:18:05		$ALPHA1:H	hopfen
00:19:18:05 00:19:18:09					||JUICE1A^*	hopfen
00:19:18:09 00:19:18:32
00:19:18:32 00:19:18:39
00:19:18:39 00:19:18:44		JUICE1A^*	hopf
00:19:18:44 00:19:19:03					||TO-POSTPONE4*
00:19:19:03 00:19:19:26
00:19:19:26 00:19:19:33		TO-SIGN1A*
00:19:19:33 00:19:19:41
00:19:19:41 00:19:19:43
00:19:19:43 00:19:19:48		$ALPHA1:H	hopf
00:19:19:48 00:19:20:02
00:19:20:02 00:19:20:05		I2
00:19:20:05 00:19:20:13
00:19:20:13 00:19:20:19		$GEST-OFF^
00:19:20:19 00:19:20:26				Similar to plucking.
00:19:20:26 00:19:20:29
00:19:20:29 00:19:20:38					||JUICE1A^*	hopfen
00:19:20:38 00:19:20:49	Hops, right.
00:19:20:49 00:19:21:22		JUICE1A^	hopf
00:19:21:22 00:19:21:29
00:19:21:29 00:19:21:33
00:19:21:33 00:19:21:40		INTEREST1A			$ORAL^	warum
00:19:21:40 00:19:21:48
00:19:21:48 00:19:22:40					||JUICE1A^*	hopfen hopfen
00:19:22:40 00:19:23:03	Those fields are only in the north, not in the south of Munich.
00:19:23:03 00:19:23:11		JUICE1A^*	hopfen
00:19:23:11 00:19:23:25
00:19:23:25 00:19:23:36		MEADOW1^*	[MG]
00:19:23:36 00:19:23:43
00:19:23:43 00:19:23:46		PRIMARILY1*	[MG]
00:19:23:46 00:19:24:04
00:19:24:04 00:19:24:16		SOUTH1A*	süd
00:19:24:16 00:19:24:22
00:19:24:22 00:19:24:44		NOT3A	nicht
00:19:24:44 00:19:24:45
00:19:24:45 00:19:25:07
00:19:25:07 00:19:25:14		SOUTH1A*	süd
00:19:25:14 00:19:25:19				Not in the south, just the north.
00:19:25:19 00:19:25:26					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:19:25:26 00:19:25:32
00:19:25:32 00:19:25:35
00:19:25:35 00:19:25:36					||NOT3A	nicht
00:19:25:36 00:19:25:47		NO1A	[MG]
00:19:25:47 00:19:26:05
00:19:26:05 00:19:26:14					||NORTH1B*	nord
00:19:26:14 00:19:26:27
00:19:26:27 00:19:26:32					||MOUNTAIN1A*
00:19:26:32 00:19:26:41
00:19:26:41 00:19:26:46				That’s due to the climate.
00:19:26:46 00:19:26:49					||DIFFERENT1*	anders
00:19:26:49 00:19:27:06
00:19:27:06 00:19:27:28					CLIMATE1	[MG]
00:19:27:28 00:19:27:30
00:19:27:30 00:19:27:37				In the south, it’s too cold during winter. The north is milder.
00:19:27:37 00:19:27:44					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:19:27:44 00:19:28:05
00:19:28:05 00:19:28:41					COLD1	viel kalt
00:19:28:41 00:19:28:47
00:19:28:47 00:19:29:00					||BIT1B*	biss{chen}
00:19:29:00 00:19:29:05
00:19:29:05 00:19:29:14					||NORTH1A*	nord
00:19:29:14 00:19:29:24
00:19:29:24 00:19:29:33					||WARM2B*	warm
00:19:29:33 00:19:29:37
00:19:29:37 00:19:30:00					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:19:30:00 00:19:30:30
00:19:30:30 00:19:31:10					LANDSCAPE1*
00:19:31:10 00:19:31:27
00:19:31:27 00:19:31:35				Hops are mainly grown there. In the north-west there’s also a bit of vine.
00:19:31:35 00:19:31:43					||JUICE1A^	hopfen
00:19:31:43 00:19:32:09
00:19:32:09 00:19:32:20					||PRIMARILY1	[MG]
00:19:32:20 00:19:32:34
00:19:32:34 00:19:32:42					||SOMETIMES3*	oder manchmal
00:19:32:42 00:19:33:06
00:19:33:06 00:19:33:12					||DIFFERENT1*	auch
00:19:33:12 00:19:33:16
00:19:33:16 00:19:33:21					||BIT2A*	biss{chen}
00:19:33:21 00:19:33:27
00:19:33:27 00:19:33:38					||WINE1	wein
00:19:33:38 00:19:33:44
00:19:33:44 00:19:34:36					||$INDEX2
00:19:34:36 00:19:35:04
00:19:35:04 00:19:35:35					||$INDEX2*
00:19:35:35 00:19:35:40
00:19:35:40 00:19:35:42				Not a lot, hop is the main thing there.
00:19:35:42 00:19:35:45					||BUT1*	aber
00:19:35:45 00:19:36:05
00:19:36:05 00:19:36:12					||MUCH-OR-MANY1A	nicht viel
00:19:36:12 00:19:36:17
00:19:36:17 00:19:36:20					||MORE1*	mehr
00:19:36:20 00:19:36:26
00:19:36:26 00:19:36:31					||JUICE1A^*	hopfen
00:19:36:31 00:19:36:40
00:19:36:40 00:19:36:44				Wait, vine is wrong, that‘s more in the area around Würzburg.	MORE1	mehr
00:19:36:44 00:19:37:08					||PERCENT1	prozent
00:19:37:08 00:19:37:15	That’s right, no vine.
00:19:37:15 00:19:37:24					||NO1A*
00:19:37:24 00:19:37:28
00:19:37:28 00:19:37:33					||WRONG4*	falsch
00:19:37:33 00:19:37:34		YES1A*
00:19:37:34 00:19:37:45
00:19:37:45 00:19:37:46		WINE2A	wein		||I2*
00:19:37:46 00:19:38:03
00:19:38:03 00:19:38:06
00:19:38:06 00:19:38:10					||NO1B*
00:19:38:10 00:19:38:15		NO1A	[MG]
00:19:38:15 00:19:38:20
00:19:38:20 00:19:38:30					||WÜRZBURG2	würzburg
00:19:38:30 00:19:38:31
00:19:38:31 00:19:38:41
00:19:38:41 00:19:39:00					$INDEX2*
00:19:39:00 00:19:39:06
00:19:39:06 00:19:39:23	That’s in Würzburg.
00:19:39:23 00:19:39:34		TO-BELONG1*			||NO1A
00:19:39:34 00:19:39:45
00:19:39:45 00:19:40:05		WÜRZBURG2	würzburg
00:19:40:05 00:19:40:11
00:19:40:11 00:19:40:12
00:19:40:12 00:19:40:18		WINE2A	wein
00:19:40:18 00:19:40:22
00:19:40:22 00:19:40:29		TO-BELONG1*
00:19:40:29 00:19:40:33
00:19:40:33 00:19:40:44		YES1A*	ja
00:19:40:44 00:19:40:47
00:19:40:47 00:19:41:04	There’s no grapevines in the south.
00:19:41:04 00:19:41:12		SOUTH1A*
00:19:41:12 00:19:41:21
00:19:41:21 00:19:41:26		AREA1A*
00:19:41:26 00:19:41:30
00:19:41:30 00:19:41:42		NO1A	[MG]
00:19:41:42 00:19:42:14
00:19:42:14 00:19:42:45
00:19:42:45 00:19:43:04	There are the alps/
00:19:43:04 00:19:43:13		$GEST-OFF^*
00:19:43:13 00:19:43:26
00:19:43:26 00:19:43:34		$PROD*
00:19:43:34 00:19:43:41				There are rarely any fir trees in the forests there, more pines.
00:19:43:41 00:19:44:01
00:19:44:01 00:19:44:06					||BUT1*	aber
00:19:44:06 00:19:44:09		MOUNTAIN1A*	alpen
00:19:44:09 00:19:44:19
00:19:44:19 00:19:44:31					||FOREST3B*	wald
00:19:44:31 00:19:44:39
00:19:44:39 00:19:45:03
00:19:45:03 00:19:45:09					||LITTLE-BIT6	zu wenig
00:19:45:09 00:19:45:18		MOUNTAIN1A*	alpen
00:19:45:18 00:19:45:19
00:19:45:19 00:19:45:26
00:19:45:26 00:19:45:40					FIR1*	tanne
00:19:45:40 00:19:45:46
00:19:45:46 00:19:45:49					THERE-IS3*	gib
00:19:45:49 00:19:46:13
00:19:46:13 00:19:47:25					||$ALPHA1:K-E-I-F-R	kiefer
00:19:47:25 00:19:47:35
00:19:47:35 00:19:48:18				More or less all the way to Nuremberg.
00:19:48:18 00:19:48:38					||FULL2A^	bis
00:19:48:38 00:19:48:49
00:19:48:49 00:19:49:06					||NUREMBERG2*	nür{n}berg
00:19:49:06 00:19:49:17
00:19:49:17 00:19:49:34					||MORE8A
00:19:49:34 00:19:49:45
00:19:49:45 00:19:49:48					||PRIMARILY1*	[MG]
00:19:49:48 00:19:50:03
00:19:50:03 00:19:50:23					||$ALPHA1:K-F-R	kiefer
00:19:50:23 00:19:50:37
00:19:50:37 00:19:51:07				In the south it’s the other way around, there are more fir forests.	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*
00:19:51:07 00:19:51:11
00:19:51:11 00:19:51:24					FOREST3B	wald
00:19:51:24 00:19:51:39
00:19:51:39 00:19:52:12					||PLANE3A^*
00:19:52:12 00:19:52:24
00:19:52:24 00:19:52:34					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:19:52:34 00:19:53:02
00:19:53:02 00:19:53:11					GOOD1*	[MG]
00:19:53:11 00:19:53:44
00:19:53:44 00:19:54:13					FIR1*	tanne
00:19:54:13 00:19:54:22
00:19:54:22 00:19:54:27					FOREST3B*	wald
00:19:54:27 00:19:54:44
00:19:54:44 00:19:55:03					PLANE3A^*
00:19:55:03 00:19:55:06
00:19:55:06 00:19:55:12				The landscape is quite hilly and gets steeper and steeper until it reaches the mountains.
00:19:55:12 00:19:55:15					||AND2B	und
00:19:55:15 00:19:55:20
00:19:55:20 00:19:55:24					STRONG2B	stark
00:19:55:24 00:19:55:32
00:19:55:32 00:19:56:35					$PROD*	[MG]
00:19:56:35 00:19:57:16	The landscape is hilly and then there’s the edge of the Alps. Munich is just before that.
00:19:57:16 00:19:58:05		$PROD*
00:19:58:05 00:19:58:27
00:19:58:27 00:19:59:03
00:19:59:03 00:19:59:18		WALL-OR-SIDE1B*	wand
00:19:59:18 00:19:59:28
00:19:59:28 00:19:59:36				There are a lot more lakes in the south than in the north.
00:19:59:36 00:19:59:43		||TREE2^*
00:19:59:43 00:19:59:47
00:19:59:47 00:20:00:04					||AND2A*	und
00:20:00:04 00:20:00:09
00:20:00:09 00:20:00:12		MUNICH1A*	münchen
00:20:00:12 00:20:00:19
00:20:00:19 00:20:00:20					VALLEY1*
00:20:00:20 00:20:00:38		CITY2*
00:20:00:38 00:20:00:41
00:20:00:41 00:20:01:04
00:20:01:04 00:20:01:12					NORTH1A	nord
00:20:01:12 00:20:01:20
00:20:01:20 00:20:01:23					LITTLE-BIT6	wenig
00:20:01:23 00:20:01:36
00:20:01:36 00:20:01:45					LAKE5*	see
00:20:01:45 00:20:02:09
00:20:02:09 00:20:02:18					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:20:02:18 00:20:02:30
00:20:02:30 00:20:03:25					BIG7^*	see see see
00:20:03:25 00:20:03:36
00:20:03:36 00:20:03:39					MUCH-OR-MANY1A*	viel
00:20:03:39 00:20:03:43
00:20:03:43 00:20:04:10					LOCATION1A*
00:20:04:10 00:20:04:18
00:20:04:18 00:20:04:43					AREA1D^*
00:20:04:43 00:20:05:01
00:20:05:01 00:20:05:10				I have to say that I do really prefer the south of Munich.
00:20:05:10 00:20:05:12					||I2*
00:20:05:12 00:20:05:22
00:20:05:22 00:20:05:32					||SOUTH1B	süd
00:20:05:32 00:20:05:45
00:20:05:45 00:20:06:04					||EVERYTHING1A*	landschaft
00:20:06:04 00:20:06:14
00:20:06:14 00:20:06:15					||I1
00:20:06:15 00:20:06:34
00:20:06:34 00:20:06:40					TO-LOVE-STH1	[MG]
00:20:06:40 00:20:07:04
00:20:07:04 00:20:07:16				The landscape is so pretty.
00:20:07:16 00:20:07:23					||BEAUTIFUL1A	schön
00:20:07:23 00:20:07:34
00:20:07:34 00:20:08:03					WANT-TO-HAVE1^*
00:20:08:03 00:20:08:04
00:20:08:04 00:20:08:31					RADIATION1*
00:20:08:31 00:20:08:33
00:20:08:33 00:20:08:42				The north is pretty too, but the south takes the crown.
00:20:08:42 00:20:09:00					||NORTH1A*	nord
00:20:09:00 00:20:09:11
00:20:09:11 00:20:09:12					||I2*
00:20:09:12 00:20:09:18
00:20:09:18 00:20:09:28					$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:20:09:28 00:20:09:40
00:20:09:40 00:20:09:43					||PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	da
00:20:09:43 00:20:10:03
00:20:10:03 00:20:10:08					||BEAUTIFUL1A*	schön
00:20:10:08 00:20:10:13
00:20:10:13 00:20:10:18					||$GEST-OFF^*	aber mehr
00:20:10:18 00:20:10:40
00:20:10:40 00:20:11:02					||SOUTH1B*	süd
00:20:11:02 00:20:11:20
00:20:11:20 00:20:11:28					||SPIKY1A	spitz
00:20:11:28 00:20:11:38
00:20:11:38 00:20:11:39					I1
00:20:11:39 00:20:11:47
00:20:11:47 00:20:12:03					$GEST-OFF^*
00:20:12:03 00:20:12:11
00:20:12:11 00:20:12:31	The landscape is more diverse.
00:20:12:31 00:20:12:48		DISTINCT1	verschiede
00:20:12:48 00:20:13:10
00:20:13:10 00:20:13:21		$GEST^
00:20:13:21 00:20:13:28
00:20:13:28 00:20:13:43		DIVERSITY1	vielfalt
00:20:13:43 00:20:13:49
00:20:13:49 00:20:14:04		$GEST^
00:20:14:04 00:20:14:40
00:20:14:40 00:20:15:34	There’s agriculture, cornfields, many bike paths and forests.
00:20:15:34 00:20:15:43		COUNTRY3A*	landwirtschaft
00:20:15:43 00:20:15:47
00:20:15:47 00:20:16:19		$GEST-OFF^*
00:20:16:19 00:20:16:42
00:20:16:42 00:20:17:05		$PROD*	[MG]
00:20:17:05 00:20:17:25
00:20:17:25 00:20:17:28		$ALPHA1:M	maisfeld
00:20:17:28 00:20:17:37
00:20:17:37 00:20:17:46		FIELD4A*
00:20:17:46 00:20:18:01
00:20:18:01 00:20:18:21		$GEST^
00:20:18:21 00:20:18:34
00:20:18:34 00:20:18:40		$LIST1:2of2d	[MG]
00:20:18:40 00:20:18:47
00:20:18:47 00:20:19:04		$GEST-OFF^
00:20:19:04 00:20:19:17
00:20:19:17 00:20:19:23		MUCH-OR-MANY1A	viel
00:20:19:23 00:20:19:27
00:20:19:27 00:20:19:39		BICYCLE1	radweg
00:20:19:39 00:20:19:48
00:20:19:48 00:20:20:24		WAY3*
00:20:20:24 00:20:20:35
00:20:20:35 00:20:20:45		$GEST^
00:20:20:45 00:20:21:04
00:20:21:04 00:20:21:10		FOREST2A*	wald
00:20:21:10 00:20:21:17
00:20:21:17 00:20:21:39		$GEST-OFF^	[MG]
00:20:21:39 00:20:21:48	Everything is there.
00:20:21:48 00:20:22:07		EVERYTHING1B*	alles
00:20:22:07 00:20:22:11
00:20:22:11 00:20:22:19		PRESENT-OR-HERE1	[MG]
00:20:22:19 00:20:22:25
00:20:22:25 00:20:22:29		$GEST^	da
00:20:22:29 00:20:23:01
00:20:23:01 00:20:23:25
00:20:23:25 00:20:26:29							What possibilities does one have for one’s free time, which kinds of sports can one do?
00:20:26:29 00:20:26:38				One can/
00:20:26:38 00:20:26:49					CAN1*	kann
00:20:26:49 00:20:27:26
00:20:27:26 00:20:27:36					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
00:20:27:36 00:20:27:44
00:20:27:44 00:20:28:01					$INDEX1
00:20:28:01 00:20:28:05
00:20:28:05 00:20:28:48
00:20:28:48 00:20:29:37				No matter whether it’s in the north or the south or anywhere else.
00:20:29:37 00:20:29:41					||NORTH1A*	nord
00:20:29:41 00:20:29:49
00:20:29:49 00:20:30:05					SOUTH1A*	süd
00:20:30:05 00:20:30:15
00:20:30:15 00:20:30:20					WHATEVER3*	egal
00:20:30:20 00:20:30:27
00:20:30:27 00:20:30:28				One can go on a bike or motorcycle trip anywhere.
00:20:30:28 00:20:30:33					$ORAL^	mit
00:20:30:33 00:20:30:48
00:20:30:48 00:20:31:05					||OFFER1B	angebot
00:20:31:05 00:20:31:21
00:20:31:21 00:20:31:41					BICYCLE1	fahrrad
00:20:31:41 00:20:32:19
00:20:32:19 00:20:32:42					||$LIST1:1of1d
00:20:32:42 00:20:33:08
00:20:33:08 00:20:33:16					MOTORCYCLE1B*	motor{rad}
00:20:33:16 00:20:33:30
00:20:33:30 00:20:33:41					||JOURNEY1B	reise
00:20:33:41 00:20:34:27
00:20:34:27 00:20:34:33					||$LIST1:1of2d
00:20:34:33 00:20:34:35
00:20:34:35 00:20:34:42				Everyone loves the Alps and goes on trips to the mountains.
00:20:34:42 00:20:34:47					||REASON4B	grund
00:20:34:47 00:20:35:06
00:20:35:06 00:20:35:14					||ALL1A*	alle
00:20:35:14 00:20:35:16
00:20:35:16 00:20:35:20					||TO-LOVE-STH1	[MG]
00:20:35:20 00:20:35:27
00:20:35:27 00:20:35:36					MOUNTAIN1A	berg
00:20:35:36 00:20:35:45
00:20:35:45 00:20:36:08					||RIVER1^	[MG]
00:20:36:08 00:20:36:21	Right, there are so many curves.
00:20:36:21 00:20:36:29		YES2	stimmt
00:20:36:29 00:20:36:36
00:20:36:36 00:20:36:42		RIVER1^	kurve
00:20:36:42 00:20:36:49
00:20:36:49 00:20:37:01
00:20:37:01 00:20:37:02				They’re more interesting for bikers, too. One has to fight to get up the hill, but one can go downhill on the other side, too, that’s appealing to some.
00:20:37:02 00:20:37:03					||MORE1*	mehr
00:20:37:03 00:20:37:07		YES1A
00:20:37:07 00:20:37:08
00:20:37:08 00:20:37:17
00:20:37:17 00:20:37:18
00:20:37:18 00:20:37:28					TENSION4A	span{nend}
00:20:37:28 00:20:37:33
00:20:37:33 00:20:37:35					MORE1*	mehr
00:20:37:35 00:20:37:38	Yes, one can go up by bike.
00:20:37:38 00:20:37:45
00:20:37:45 00:20:37:47					||STIMULATION1	reiz
00:20:37:47 00:20:38:06		BICYCLE1*	fahrrad
00:20:38:06 00:20:38:14
00:20:38:14 00:20:38:29		$PROD*
00:20:38:29 00:20:38:33
00:20:38:33 00:20:38:37
00:20:38:37 00:20:38:39					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:20:38:39 00:20:38:40
00:20:38:40 00:20:38:45		YES1A
00:20:38:45 00:20:39:10					BICYCLE1	fahrrad
00:20:39:10 00:20:39:11
00:20:39:11 00:20:39:20
00:20:39:20 00:20:40:11					$PROD*
00:20:40:11 00:20:40:17
00:20:40:17 00:20:40:35				One can also paraglide.
00:20:40:35 00:20:40:41					||$LIST1:1of3d
00:20:40:41 00:20:41:05
00:20:41:05 00:20:42:12					TO-STEER-STEERING-WHEEL1^*	[MG]
00:20:42:12 00:20:42:37	Paragliding, yes.
00:20:42:37 00:20:43:08		FRAME1A^*	gleitschirm
00:20:43:08 00:20:43:10
00:20:43:10 00:20:43:16				Exactly, paragliding.
00:20:43:16 00:20:43:20
00:20:43:20 00:20:43:26					PARACHUTE2^	gleitschirm
00:20:43:26 00:20:43:28
00:20:43:28 00:20:43:36		TO-STEER-STEERING-WHEEL1^*	gleitschirm
00:20:43:36 00:20:44:27					TO-STEER-STEERING-WHEEL1^*
00:20:44:27 00:20:44:28
00:20:44:28 00:20:44:29
00:20:44:29 00:20:44:30				Or fly into the valley on these kites.
00:20:44:30 00:20:44:36		YES2*	ja
00:20:44:36 00:20:44:37
00:20:44:37 00:20:44:48					||OR5	oder
00:20:44:48 00:20:45:09
00:20:45:09 00:20:45:19					||$PROD*	drache
00:20:45:19 00:20:45:38
00:20:45:38 00:20:46:36					$PROD*
00:20:46:36 00:20:47:22
00:20:47:22 00:20:47:27	Hang-gliding.
00:20:47:27 00:20:47:30					$PROD*	laufen
00:20:47:30 00:20:47:38		$PROD*	drachen
00:20:47:38 00:20:47:46
00:20:47:46 00:20:48:03
00:20:48:03 00:20:48:38		$PROD*	[MG]		$PROD*	[MG]
00:20:48:38 00:20:49:07
00:20:49:07 00:20:49:23					$PROD*
00:20:49:23 00:20:49:26
00:20:49:26 00:20:49:39
00:20:49:39 00:20:49:40					||$PROD*
00:20:49:40 00:20:50:03		$PROD*
00:20:50:03 00:20:50:13
00:20:50:13 00:20:50:21		YES2*
00:20:50:21 00:20:50:28
00:20:50:28 00:20:50:35
00:20:50:35 00:20:50:47
00:20:50:47 00:20:51:01					||$INDEX1
00:20:51:01 00:20:51:07
00:20:51:07 00:20:51:19					||POSSIBLE1*	möglich
00:20:51:19 00:20:51:31
00:20:51:31 00:20:53:42				One can also fly around in a glider.	||TO-LIST1C*
00:20:53:42 00:20:54:15					||$LIST1:4of4d
00:20:54:15 00:20:54:21
00:20:54:21 00:20:54:30					$ORAL^	oder
00:20:54:30 00:20:54:33
00:20:54:33 00:20:54:47					||TO-SAIL1	segelflug{zeug}
00:20:54:47 00:20:55:05
00:20:55:05 00:20:55:15					||AIRPLANE2A*
00:20:55:15 00:20:55:30
00:20:55:30 00:20:56:23					$PROD*
00:20:56:23 00:20:56:30
00:20:56:30 00:20:56:46					||TO-SAIL1	segelflug{zeug}
00:20:56:46 00:20:57:05
00:20:57:05 00:20:57:07					||AIRPORT1*
00:20:57:07 00:20:57:16
00:20:57:16 00:20:57:20					||POSSIBLE1*	möglich
00:20:57:20 00:20:57:29
00:20:57:29 00:20:57:31					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:20:57:31 00:20:58:14
00:20:58:14 00:20:58:25					||$LIST1:5of5
00:20:58:25 00:20:59:12	Gliding.
00:20:59:12 00:20:59:21		$PROD*
00:20:59:21 00:21:00:49
00:21:00:49 00:21:01:06
00:21:01:06 00:21:01:40				Or go sailing and surfing.
00:21:01:40 00:21:01:45					||TO-SAIL1	segelboot
00:21:01:45 00:21:02:08
00:21:02:08 00:21:02:16					BOAT1
00:21:02:16 00:21:02:26
00:21:02:26 00:21:02:39					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:02:39 00:21:03:10
00:21:03:10 00:21:03:36					||TO-SURF1*	surfen
00:21:03:36 00:21:03:49
00:21:03:49 00:21:04:33					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:04:33 00:21:05:12
00:21:05:12 00:21:05:17	One can go on tandem skydives.
00:21:05:17 00:21:05:30		$ORAL^	oder
00:21:05:30 00:21:05:49
00:21:05:49 00:21:06:38		TANDEM-SKYDIVING-$CANDIDATE-MUE73^	tandem
00:21:06:38 00:21:06:43
00:21:06:43 00:21:07:01	In the Allgäu one can do tandem skydives.
00:21:07:01 00:21:07:03		$INDEX1
00:21:07:03 00:21:07:15
00:21:07:15 00:21:07:26		ALLGÄU2	allgäu
00:21:07:26 00:21:07:32
00:21:07:32 00:21:07:38		$INDEX1
00:21:07:38 00:21:07:48
00:21:07:48 00:21:08:01		AREA1A*
00:21:08:01 00:21:08:11
00:21:08:11 00:21:08:19		CAN2A*	kann
00:21:08:19 00:21:08:39
00:21:08:39 00:21:08:49		TANDEM-SKYDIVING-$CANDIDATE-MUE73^	tandem
00:21:08:49 00:21:09:05
00:21:09:05 00:21:09:10	Have you done that before?
00:21:09:10 00:21:09:13		$INDEX1
00:21:09:13 00:21:09:19
00:21:09:19 00:21:09:23		BEEN1	gewesen
00:21:09:23 00:21:09:32
00:21:09:32 00:21:09:34		YOU1*
00:21:09:34 00:21:09:38
00:21:09:38 00:21:09:44				Yes, I’ve done that before.
00:21:09:44 00:21:10:00		NONE8	[MG]
00:21:10:00 00:21:10:02
00:21:10:02 00:21:10:06					YES2*
00:21:10:06 00:21:10:07
00:21:10:07 00:21:10:10		YOU1*
00:21:10:10 00:21:10:13					BEEN1	gewesen
00:21:10:13 00:21:10:16
00:21:10:16 00:21:10:25
00:21:10:25 00:21:10:33	Was it good?				$INDEX1
00:21:10:33 00:21:10:34		GOOD3	gut
00:21:10:34 00:21:10:43
00:21:10:43 00:21:10:46					YES2*
00:21:10:46 00:21:11:01
00:21:11:01 00:21:11:07
00:21:11:07 00:21:11:16
00:21:11:16 00:21:12:18				Yes, that has been the best experience of my life so far.
00:21:12:18 00:21:12:32					||$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*
00:21:12:32 00:21:12:42
00:21:12:42 00:21:12:45					||BEAUTIFUL5	schönste
00:21:12:45 00:21:13:06
00:21:13:06 00:21:13:09					||BEAUTIFUL1A*
00:21:13:09 00:21:13:12
00:21:13:12 00:21:13:15					||BEAUTIFUL5
00:21:13:15 00:21:13:23
00:21:13:23 00:21:13:27					||MY1	mein
00:21:13:27 00:21:13:33
00:21:13:33 00:21:13:38					||TO-LIVE1E*	leben
00:21:13:38 00:21:13:45
00:21:13:45 00:21:13:48					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:13:48 00:21:14:26
00:21:14:26 00:21:14:40				Better than an orgasm, better than sex, right?
00:21:14:40 00:21:14:44					||AND2A*	und
00:21:14:44 00:21:15:00
00:21:15:00 00:21:15:04					||BETTER1	besser
00:21:15:04 00:21:15:12
00:21:15:12 00:21:15:25					||ORGASM1*	orgasmus
00:21:15:25 00:21:16:24
00:21:16:24 00:21:16:34					||BETTER1	besser
00:21:16:34 00:21:17:07
00:21:17:07 00:21:17:17					||AS-OR-THAN4*	als
00:21:17:17 00:21:17:31
00:21:17:31 00:21:17:42					||BED1B	b{ett}
00:21:17:42 00:21:18:13
00:21:18:13 00:21:18:16					||AS-OR-THAN1*	als
00:21:18:16 00:21:18:20
00:21:18:20 00:21:18:29					||BED1B	bett
00:21:18:29 00:21:18:38
00:21:18:38 00:21:19:04					||RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B	stim{mt}
00:21:19:04 00:21:19:27
00:21:19:27 00:21:19:34
00:21:19:34 00:21:20:15	Flying with a blissful smile on ones face.
00:21:20:15 00:21:20:49		$PROD*
00:21:20:49 00:21:21:38
00:21:21:38 00:21:22:04				It only took five minutes in total.
00:21:22:04 00:21:22:11					||ACTUALLY1B*	eige{ntlich}
00:21:22:11 00:21:22:19
00:21:22:19 00:21:22:20					||ONLY2B*	nur
00:21:22:20 00:21:22:24
00:21:22:24 00:21:22:26					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:5	fünf
00:21:22:26 00:21:22:33
00:21:22:33 00:21:22:42					MINUTE1	minuten
00:21:22:42 00:21:23:03
00:21:23:03 00:21:23:22					||DONE3A*
00:21:23:22 00:21:23:26
00:21:23:26 00:21:23:35					EVERYTHING1C	das ist alles
00:21:23:35 00:21:23:43
00:21:23:43 00:21:23:47					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:23:47 00:21:24:26
00:21:24:26 00:21:25:45
00:21:25:45 00:21:26:03				What else is there to do in sports?
00:21:26:03 00:21:26:30					$ORAL^	möglich
00:21:26:30 00:21:27:28
00:21:27:28 00:21:27:33					||SPORTS1	spor{t}
00:21:27:33 00:21:27:46
00:21:27:46 00:21:28:05					||OFFER1B	angebo{t}
00:21:28:05 00:21:28:11
00:21:28:11 00:21:28:17					$GEST-OFF^
00:21:28:17 00:21:28:34
00:21:28:34 00:21:29:14	Skiing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing.
00:21:29:14 00:21:30:00		SKI1	ski
00:21:30:00 00:21:30:02				Skiing, right.
00:21:30:02 00:21:30:15
00:21:30:15 00:21:30:16					SKI1	ski
00:21:30:16 00:21:30:29		SNOWBOARD1*	snowboard
00:21:30:29 00:21:30:36
00:21:30:36 00:21:30:41
00:21:30:41 00:21:30:49		$GEST-OFF^
00:21:30:49 00:21:31:08					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:31:08 00:21:31:15
00:21:31:15 00:21:31:22
00:21:31:22 00:21:31:26					||YES1A	stimmt
00:21:31:26 00:21:31:41		CROSS-COUNTRY-SKIING1*	langlauf
00:21:31:41 00:21:32:03
00:21:32:03 00:21:32:15
00:21:32:15 00:21:33:00		$GEST-OFF^*	[MG]
00:21:33:00 00:21:33:29
00:21:33:29 00:21:35:29
00:21:35:29 00:21:35:48				Bob sledding at the Königssee.
00:21:35:48 00:21:36:20					||$ALPHA1:B-O-B	bob
00:21:36:20 00:21:36:31
00:21:36:31 00:21:36:38					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:36:38 00:21:37:02
00:21:37:02 00:21:37:31					$PROD*
00:21:37:31 00:21:37:44
00:21:37:44 00:21:37:47					||KING1A*	königssee
00:21:37:47 00:21:38:04
00:21:38:04 00:21:38:11					||LAKE1B*
00:21:38:11 00:21:38:19
00:21:38:19 00:21:38:30					HIS-HER1*
00:21:38:30 00:21:38:44	I thought of something else.
00:21:38:44 00:21:38:45		YOU1
00:21:38:45 00:21:39:01
00:21:39:01 00:21:39:15
00:21:39:15 00:21:39:24		SUDDENLY-COMING-INTO-ONES-MIND1	[MG]
00:21:39:24 00:21:39:34
00:21:39:34 00:21:39:35		YOU1
00:21:39:35 00:21:39:37
00:21:39:37 00:21:39:42	In the English garden, one can go surfing in the Eisbach [lit.: ice brook; man-made river]. That’s really famous.
00:21:39:42 00:21:40:03		ENGLAND4*	englisch
00:21:40:03 00:21:40:15
00:21:40:15 00:21:40:26		GARDEN2*	garten
00:21:40:26 00:21:40:31
00:21:40:31 00:21:40:37		CAN1	kann
00:21:40:37 00:21:41:02
00:21:41:02 00:21:41:05		TO-SURF1*	surfen
00:21:41:05 00:21:41:14
00:21:41:14 00:21:41:27		$INDEX1
00:21:41:27 00:21:41:42
00:21:41:42 00:21:42:04		WELL-KNOWN1A	bekannt
00:21:42:04 00:21:42:11
00:21:42:11 00:21:42:16				Yes, one can surf in the Eisbach.
00:21:42:16 00:21:42:21		ICE-CREAM1B*	eisbach
00:21:42:21 00:21:42:26
00:21:42:26 00:21:42:28					||YOU1
00:21:42:28 00:21:42:31
00:21:42:31 00:21:42:39		BROOK1*
00:21:42:39 00:21:42:41
00:21:42:41 00:21:42:43					||YES1A
00:21:42:43 00:21:42:46		$INDEX1
00:21:42:46 00:21:42:47
00:21:42:47 00:21:43:00
00:21:43:00 00:21:43:01					$INDEX1
00:21:43:01 00:21:43:05
00:21:43:05 00:21:43:07	There are waves to surf; it’s famous for it.
00:21:43:07 00:21:43:13					||ICE-CREAM1B*	eisbach
00:21:43:13 00:21:43:17
00:21:43:17 00:21:43:19					||BROOK1*
00:21:43:19 00:21:43:38		WAVE1*	welle
00:21:43:38 00:21:44:01					||WAVE1	wellenreiten
00:21:44:01 00:21:44:08
00:21:44:08 00:21:44:19		YES1A
00:21:44:19 00:21:44:20
00:21:44:20 00:21:44:31
00:21:44:31 00:21:44:35		WELL-KNOWN1A	bekannt
00:21:44:35 00:21:44:39					HORSE5^*
00:21:44:39 00:21:44:45
00:21:44:45 00:21:44:48
00:21:44:48 00:21:44:49		$INDEX1
00:21:44:49 00:21:45:00
00:21:45:00 00:21:45:07				That’s a one-of-a-kind thing.
00:21:45:07 00:21:45:09					||YOU-PLURAL1A*
00:21:45:09 00:21:45:13		||TO-SURF1	surfen
00:21:45:13 00:21:45:15
00:21:45:15 00:21:45:18
00:21:45:18 00:21:45:24		$INDEX1
00:21:45:24 00:21:45:30
00:21:45:30 00:21:45:36		YES1A
00:21:45:36 00:21:46:00
00:21:46:00 00:21:46:06					||SOLE1	einzig
00:21:46:06 00:21:46:16
00:21:46:16 00:21:46:30					WORLD1	welt
00:21:46:30 00:21:46:34
00:21:46:34 00:21:46:44					||$GEST-OFF^*
00:21:46:44 00:21:47:26
00:21:47:26 00:21:47:42				Professional surfers, real surf stars from Hawaii or elsewhere come and really want to ride that wave.
00:21:47:42 00:21:48:00					||ALSO1A	auch
00:21:48:00 00:21:48:10
00:21:48:10 00:21:48:11					||$INDEX1
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00:21:48:18 00:21:48:27					||EXAMPLE3*	zum beispiel
00:21:48:27 00:21:48:39
00:21:48:39 00:21:49:03					||PROFESSIONAL1A	profi
00:21:49:03 00:21:49:19
00:21:49:19 00:21:49:37					||SNOWBOARD1^	wellen
00:21:49:37 00:21:50:03
00:21:50:03 00:21:50:06					CELEBRITY1*	star
00:21:50:06 00:21:50:13
00:21:50:13 00:21:50:21					||$INDEX1
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00:21:50:30 00:21:51:05					HAWAII2*	hawaii
00:21:51:05 00:21:51:17
00:21:51:17 00:21:51:23					||OR5*	oder
00:21:51:23 00:21:51:33
00:21:51:33 00:21:51:35					PERSON1*
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00:21:52:01 00:21:52:11					BEEN1*
00:21:52:11 00:21:52:23
00:21:52:23 00:21:52:28					||$INDEX1
00:21:52:28 00:21:52:33
00:21:52:33 00:21:52:38					TO-WANT2*	will
00:21:52:38 00:21:52:46
00:21:52:46 00:21:53:01					TO-TICK-OFF3
00:21:53:01 00:21:53:09
00:21:53:09 00:21:53:23					||THERE1*
00:21:53:23 00:21:53:33
00:21:53:33 00:21:53:39					$ORAL^	muss
00:21:53:39 00:21:53:40
00:21:53:40 00:21:53:45					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	einmal
00:21:53:45 00:21:54:00
00:21:54:00 00:21:54:11					||TIMES3
00:21:54:11 00:21:54:20
00:21:54:20 00:21:54:38					$INDEX1
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00:21:55:00 00:21:55:01					||$INDEX1
00:21:55:01 00:21:55:19
00:21:55:19 00:21:55:25					||WEIRD1	[MG]
00:21:55:25 00:21:55:29
00:21:55:29 00:21:55:34					||$INDEX1
00:21:55:34 00:21:55:37
00:21:55:37 00:21:55:46				The reason for that is that the wave is available 346 days a year [meant to say 365].
00:21:55:46 00:21:56:02					||REASON4B	grund
00:21:56:02 00:21:56:15
00:21:56:15 00:21:56:18					||$NUM-HUNDREDS1:3d	dreihundertsechsundvierzig
00:21:56:18 00:21:56:23
00:21:56:23 00:21:56:24					||$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:6d
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00:21:56:32 00:21:56:35					||$NUM-TENS1:4
00:21:56:35 00:21:56:44
00:21:56:44 00:21:56:48					DAY1A	tage
00:21:56:48 00:21:57:06
00:21:57:06 00:21:57:18					||THROUGH1A	durch
00:21:57:18 00:21:57:29
00:21:57:29 00:21:58:42					WAVE3^*	[MG]
00:21:58:42 00:21:58:48
00:21:58:48 00:21:59:04				Always, from winter to fall, always the same.
00:21:59:04 00:21:59:37					||THROUGH1A	durch
00:21:59:37 00:22:01:00
00:22:01:00 00:22:01:13					WINTER2	winter
00:22:01:13 00:22:01:21
00:22:01:21 00:22:01:46					UNTIL1	bis
00:22:01:46 00:22:02:29
00:22:02:29 00:22:02:48					AUTUMN5	herbst
00:22:02:48 00:22:03:14
00:22:03:14 00:22:03:45					||PERIOD1A^*
00:22:03:45 00:22:03:47
00:22:03:47 00:22:04:03				The whole year.
00:22:04:03 00:22:04:11					||WHOLE1A*	ganz
00:22:04:11 00:22:04:18
00:22:04:18 00:22:04:40					YEAR2A*	jahr
00:22:04:40 00:22:04:46
00:22:04:46 00:22:04:49				That’s why it’s so popular.
00:22:04:49 00:22:05:03					||THEREFORE1	darum
00:22:05:03 00:22:05:13
00:22:05:13 00:22:05:20					SUPER2*	[MG]
00:22:05:20 00:22:05:30
00:22:05:30 00:22:05:44					||TO-COME1*
00:22:05:44 00:22:06:10
00:22:06:10 00:22:06:16				In Hawaii you have to wait for the wave to come.
00:22:06:16 00:22:06:20					||THERE1*	warum
00:22:06:20 00:22:06:25
00:22:06:25 00:22:06:39					HAWAII2	hawaii
00:22:06:39 00:22:06:49
00:22:06:49 00:22:07:15					||OCCASIONALLY1*
00:22:07:15 00:22:07:26
00:22:07:26 00:22:07:41					||TO-WAIT1A	warten
00:22:07:41 00:22:07:49
00:22:07:49 00:22:08:07					||TO-COME2*	kommt
00:22:08:07 00:22:08:13
00:22:08:13 00:22:08:17					||WHEN2	wann
00:22:08:17 00:22:08:36
00:22:08:36 00:22:08:44					WAVE3^*
00:22:08:44 00:22:09:01
00:22:09:01 00:22:09:06				Here it’s something special.	$INDEX1
00:22:09:06 00:22:09:15
00:22:09:15 00:22:09:26					||WEIRD1	[MG]
00:22:09:26 00:22:09:29
00:22:09:29 00:22:09:48					||$INDEX2
00:22:09:48 00:22:10:01	It’s funny that this is in Munich of all places.
00:22:10:01 00:22:10:11
00:22:10:11 00:22:10:18		YES2
00:22:10:18 00:22:10:26
00:22:10:26 00:22:10:33		FUNNY1*	lustig
00:22:10:33 00:22:10:41
00:22:10:41 00:22:11:04		IN1*
00:22:11:04 00:22:11:10
00:22:11:10 00:22:11:14				And in the city center, not somewhere out in the countryside.
00:22:11:14 00:22:11:17		MUNICH1A*	münchen
00:22:11:17 00:22:11:23
00:22:11:23 00:22:11:24					||ALSO1A	auch
00:22:11:24 00:22:11:29		IN1*
00:22:11:29 00:22:11:30
00:22:11:30 00:22:11:40
00:22:11:40 00:22:11:47					||MIDDLE2B^*
00:22:11:47 00:22:12:10
00:22:12:10 00:22:12:17					||CITY2	stadt
00:22:12:17 00:22:12:30
00:22:12:30 00:22:12:34					||$INDEX1
00:22:12:34 00:22:12:42
00:22:12:42 00:22:12:46					||TYPICAL1*
00:22:12:46 00:22:13:02
00:22:13:02 00:22:13:21					||OUTDOORS1A*	außerhalb
00:22:13:21 00:22:13:33
00:22:13:33 00:22:13:43					||COUNTRY3B*	land
00:22:13:43 00:22:14:06
00:22:14:06 00:22:14:12					||WEIRD1*	[MG]
00:22:14:12 00:22:14:40				Just around the corner, in the cosmopolitan city with heart.
00:22:14:40 00:22:14:45					LIKE3A*	wie
00:22:14:45 00:22:15:03
00:22:15:03 00:22:15:12					||CLOSE-BY1A*	nah
00:22:15:12 00:22:15:35
00:22:15:35 00:22:16:01					WORLD1	weltstadt
00:22:16:01 00:22:16:13
00:22:16:13 00:22:16:20					||CITY2
00:22:16:20 00:22:16:26
00:22:16:26 00:22:16:29					||WITH1A*	mit
00:22:16:29 00:22:16:37
00:22:16:37 00:22:16:42					HEART2*	herz
00:22:16:42 00:22:17:07
00:22:17:07 00:22:17:40					$INDEX1*
00:22:17:40 00:22:18:35
00:22:18:35 00:22:19:03				That makes me a little bit proud.
00:22:19:03 00:22:19:08					METICULOUS1^	auch
00:22:19:08 00:22:19:16
00:22:19:16 00:22:19:23					||INCLUSIVE1^*
00:22:19:23 00:22:19:29
00:22:19:29 00:22:19:33					BIT1B	ein bisschen
00:22:19:33 00:22:19:35
00:22:19:35 00:22:19:38					||I1*
00:22:19:38 00:22:19:48
00:22:19:48 00:22:20:04					||PROUD1	stolz
00:22:20:04 00:22:20:17
00:22:20:17 00:22:20:19					||I1
00:22:20:19 00:22:20:24
00:22:20:24 00:22:21:00							Can you talk a little more about the Eisbach for someone who has never heard of that?
00:22:21:00 00:22:24:03
00:22:24:03 00:22:24:24	Of course.
00:22:24:24 00:22:24:26		YES1A*
00:22:24:26 00:22:24:28
00:22:24:28 00:22:24:31	There’s a bridge that the water passes from underneath; that way, the wave rises.
00:22:24:31 00:22:24:36		YOU1
00:22:24:36 00:22:24:41
00:22:24:41 00:22:24:47		QUOTATION-MARKS1*	wie
00:22:24:47 00:22:25:17
00:22:25:17 00:22:25:34		BRIDGE1B*	brücke
00:22:25:34 00:22:25:46
00:22:25:46 00:22:26:06		WATER3A*	wasser
00:22:26:06 00:22:26:25
00:22:26:25 00:22:27:20		$PROD*	[MG]
00:22:27:20 00:22:27:37
00:22:27:37 00:22:27:46		TO-DISCOVER1	[MG]
00:22:27:46 00:22:28:12
00:22:28:12 00:22:28:22		WAVE1*	welle
00:22:28:22 00:22:28:30
00:22:28:30 00:22:28:34		SIMILAR1*
00:22:28:34 00:22:28:45
00:22:28:45 00:22:29:25		$PROD*	[MG]
00:22:29:25 00:22:29:47
00:22:29:47 00:22:30:06	The surfers stand on the wave.
00:22:30:06 00:22:30:10		TO-SURF1	surf
00:22:30:10 00:22:30:16
00:22:30:16 00:22:30:28		INTEREST1A*	[MG]
00:22:30:28 00:22:30:37
00:22:30:37 00:22:31:18		SNOWBOARD1^	[MG]
00:22:31:18 00:22:31:28
00:22:31:28 00:22:31:31		CAN2A	kann
00:22:31:31 00:22:31:44
00:22:31:44 00:22:31:46		QUOTATION-MARKS1*
00:22:31:46 00:22:32:19
00:22:32:19 00:22:32:29		TO-LET2A*	[MG]
00:22:32:29 00:22:32:49
00:22:32:49 00:22:33:21		SNOWBOARD1^	[MG]
00:22:33:21 00:22:33:24
00:22:33:24 00:22:33:33	They don’t have to drive because the wave doesn’t change.
00:22:33:33 00:22:33:38		MUST1	muss
00:22:33:38 00:22:33:45		NOT4	ni{cht}
00:22:33:45 00:22:34:09
00:22:34:09 00:22:34:13		TO-DRIVE1	fah{ren}
00:22:34:13 00:22:34:19
00:22:34:19 00:22:34:46		$PROD*	[MG]
00:22:34:46 00:22:35:05
00:22:35:05 00:22:35:16		||NOT3A
00:22:35:16 00:22:35:22
00:22:35:22 00:22:35:27	It‘s due to the currents that move in opposite directions.
00:22:35:27 00:22:35:33		LIKE3B*	wie
00:22:35:33 00:22:35:44
00:22:35:44 00:22:36:16		STREAM1*	[MG]
00:22:36:16 00:22:36:28
00:22:36:28 00:22:36:30		AGAINST3C*	gegen
00:22:36:30 00:22:36:38
00:22:36:38 00:22:37:01		STREAM1*	strömung
00:22:37:01 00:22:37:13
00:22:37:13 00:22:37:19	One can move on the wave from left to right.
00:22:37:19 00:22:39:14		SNOWBOARD1^*	[MG]
00:22:39:14 00:22:39:22
00:22:39:22 00:22:39:33	It’s very dangerous.
00:22:39:33 00:22:39:38		DANGEROUS1A*	gefährlich
00:22:39:38 00:22:39:45
00:22:39:45 00:22:40:01		$INDEX1
00:22:40:01 00:22:40:20
00:22:40:20 00:22:40:27		VERY6	[MG]
00:22:40:27 00:22:40:33
00:22:40:33 00:22:40:39		$INDEX1
00:22:40:39 00:22:41:03
00:22:41:03 00:22:41:13	Only good surfers manage that. Beginners shouldn’t go there, because there’s a danger of falling.
00:22:41:13 00:22:41:17		TO-GET-IN1
00:22:41:17 00:22:41:26
00:22:41:26 00:22:41:32		TO-ACCOMPLISH1A*	schaff
00:22:41:32 00:22:41:36
00:22:41:36 00:22:41:42		APPROXIMATELY1*
00:22:41:42 00:22:42:12
00:22:42:12 00:22:42:19		BEGINNING1A	anfänger
00:22:42:19 00:22:42:24
00:22:42:24 00:22:42:30		TO-GET-IN1
00:22:42:30 00:22:42:36
00:22:42:36 00:22:42:40		NOT3A	nicht
00:22:42:40 00:22:43:00
00:22:43:00 00:22:43:06		TO-RECOMMEND1B*	empfohlen
00:22:43:06 00:22:43:09
00:22:43:09 00:22:43:15		NOT3A
00:22:43:15 00:22:43:23
00:22:43:23 00:22:43:28		DANGEROUS1A*		There’s also a sign that specifically says that people shouldn’t go swimming.
00:22:43:28 00:22:43:32
00:22:43:32 00:22:43:35		CAN2A*	kann
00:22:43:35 00:22:43:36					||ALSO1A	auch
00:22:43:36 00:22:43:42
00:22:43:42 00:22:43:47
00:22:43:47 00:22:44:08		$PROD*	[MG]
00:22:44:08 00:22:44:15					||IN-ADDITION1^*	schild
00:22:44:15 00:22:44:23
00:22:44:23 00:22:44:29
00:22:44:29 00:22:44:34					SUBJECT1*
00:22:44:34 00:22:44:38		CAN2A	kann
00:22:44:38 00:22:44:40
00:22:44:40 00:22:44:43
00:22:44:43 00:22:44:49		YES1A	ja
00:22:44:49 00:22:45:05
00:22:45:05 00:22:45:14					||TO-RECOMMEND1B	nicht empfohl
00:22:45:14 00:22:45:21
00:22:45:21 00:22:45:33					TO-SWIM1	schwimmen
00:22:45:33 00:22:45:45
00:22:45:45 00:22:46:14					||IN-ADDITION1^*	sch{ild}
00:22:46:14 00:22:46:20
00:22:46:20 00:22:46:46				If people still do it, it’s their own responsibility.
00:22:46:46 00:22:47:02					||OWN1A	eigenverantwortlich
00:22:47:02 00:22:47:13
00:22:47:13 00:22:47:17					||RESPONSIBILITY1^*
00:22:47:17 00:22:47:24
00:22:47:24 00:22:47:39					||THERE1*
00:22:47:39 00:22:49:07
00:22:49:07 00:22:49:36				The waves are pretty strong all the time.
00:22:49:36 00:22:49:44					||LIKE4A*	wie
00:22:49:44 00:22:50:03
00:22:50:03 00:22:50:12					||ALWAYS4A*	[MG]
00:22:50:12 00:22:50:16
00:22:50:16 00:22:50:21					||TO-LET2B^*	[MG]
00:22:50:21 00:22:50:29
00:22:50:29 00:22:52:00					||WAVE1*	[MG]
00:22:52:00 00:22:52:23	One can’t jump and turn as one would on a wave in the sea, either.
00:22:52:23 00:22:52:41					||$INDEX1*
00:22:52:41 00:22:53:16		$PROD*
00:22:53:16 00:22:53:20				Yes.
00:22:53:20 00:22:53:47					YES2
00:22:53:47 00:22:54:13
00:22:54:13 00:22:54:18
00:22:54:18 00:22:54:30		NO1B
00:22:54:30 00:22:54:39
00:22:54:39 00:22:54:46		POINTLESS3A
00:22:54:46 00:22:55:10				And it’s fresh, cold water.
00:22:55:10 00:22:55:14					AND2A*	und
00:22:55:14 00:22:55:19
00:22:55:19 00:22:55:28					COLD1	kalt
00:22:55:28 00:22:55:34
00:22:55:34 00:22:55:47					||WATER3B	wasser
00:22:55:47 00:22:56:05
00:22:56:05 00:22:56:06					||$INDEX1*
00:22:56:06 00:22:56:17
00:22:56:17 00:22:56:26					FRESH2	frisch
00:22:56:26 00:22:56:29
00:22:56:29 00:22:56:34					WATER3B	wasser
00:22:56:34 00:22:56:44
00:22:56:44 00:22:57:13					PLANE1^
00:22:57:13 00:22:57:40