Examples of using "Saksassa" in a sentence and their english translations:
My uncle lives in Germany.
He grew up in Germany.
How's life in Germany?
What do you like in Germany?
Are there earthquakes in Germany?
Berlin is in Germany.
Does it rain a lot in Germany?
I visited her in Germany.
In Germany ghosts don't pay taxes.
The VAT in Germany is 19 per cent.
Prostitution is legal in Germany.
My grandmother had an operation in Germany.
How was your stay in Germany?
How is the weather in Germany?
Is it true that you wanted to live in Germany?
My aunt goes to Germany every year.
Why didn't you even visit Germany?
What do you want to do in Germany?
Dark bread is popular in Germany.
German is not only spoken in Germany.
Angela Merkel was born in East Germany.
The VAT in Germany is 19 per cent.
I have a friend who lives in Germany.
They say that he was born in Germany.
When will you go to Germany?
Is it true that you have a brother in Germany?
I have two friends who live in Germany.
In Germany, people can only get married at the registry office.
I think I'm really not any good at German.
My father learnt some German when he was in Germany.
How was your stay in Germany?
Oh, my God! Frankfurt is in Germany, not in the Middle East!
Tom met his wife when he was studying in Germany.
Love is a comedy in France, a tragedy in England, an opera in Italy, and a melodrama in Germany.
- I've heard that in Germany beer is cheaper than water. Is that true?
- I heard that beer was cheaper than water in Germany. Is that true?
In Germany, there's a superstition that if you light a cigarette off a candle, a sailor will die at sea.
I think Twitter is not very popular in Germany. 140 characters is approx two words in German.
In the 1920s, inflation was so high in Germany that it was common to burn money to keep warm.
"Jeeves, my good man, I do believe something is amiss." "What do you mean, sir?" "You are driving on the left side of the road." "Astute observation, sir." "Well, we're in Germany!"