How do you actually define when someone says they live near?
For example, someone says he lives near Hamburg
For example, someone says he lives near Hamburg
Hey everyone, I'd like to order an item of clothing from Zalando… Unfortunately, it can only be delivered to Germany; I live in South Tyrol. It's not available at Zalando Austria or Italy. I found a website like this…would you believe it or is it not safe to send something here? How does it work?…
The cars look relatively modern and should also appeal to younger people.
I think temperatures are plummeting across the country right now, what's the situation where you are?
In other countries (Bulgaria) or something like that.. There is already free public transport these days. Why do they do that? Because they don't want poor people to be unable to participate in public life just because they can't afford it… Or people generally say "oh, I'd rather not pay… there's no money for that"…
Hello, we're planning a vacation in Switzerland soon and have decided to take the cable car up Säntis and then walk down. The only question is how long it will take to get back down. The climb up supposedly takes 3 hours and 30 minutes. Thanks for the help!
The German cities have a relatively well-developed public transport network. All that is within this connection, I would still define it with “near”. For example, Lüneburg is still part of the local transport network of Hamburg, of course Lübeck is not. What a “Bessserwisser” wrote to me yesterday that Lübeck would also have to be counted.
In Hanover, the local transport network extends to the Steinhuder Meer in the north and to the Deister in the south. Since the closest cities were all marginalized, I would take it with a non-local person to the more detailed description, Celle and Hildesheim. Braunschweig is well known that I would call it an independent city, because who knows Hanover, who usually knows Braunschweig. Although Celle and Hildesheim are also relatively large, they are so close that they were previously even approached by the tram that had their endpoints there.
Then he doesn’t want to say where he lives.
In Switzerland, the circle would certainly be smaller. I’d just ask him where he lives.
Then it is assumed that it is only a few kilometers away.
Close to everything can be within 30-50km
I’ve never been able to understand such answers but just write in which city they live, I always write the city when someone asks