星期五又到啦！天啊我家有殭屍@@還好我有符(便利貼)幫我鎮住他哈哈哈哈哈(讓大家星期五可以笑著過完)

最近跟我的美國同學很喜歡聊文化差異,她來自美國南部,在那裡大家比較熱情～是那種在路上看到不認識的人會微笑或打招呼問好的那種！她說德國比較沒有～當然在美國北部像是紐約這種情況當然也不會發生,大家來來往往走路很快根本不太會留意其他事物.....

在德國這種情況有但不多,可是德國這邊你如果住在社區或是大廈,碰到任何臨近你住處的鄰居,大家都會打招呼順便寒暄一下喔！或是在搭車時,有些人聽到旁邊乘客的對話後,會插入聊天或是就莫名的兩人開始聊整個車程～(Fabian有這種特異功能) 我來到歐洲後,也調整自己敞開心胸跟陌生人聊天,因為說不定聊天過程你會獲得一些東西！

但我在台灣其實不太會跟我鄰居打招呼耶.....不知道大家跟鄰居的感情好嗎？你們會跟鄰居打招呼嗎？
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Deutsch lernen:

der Tag:日子 全部都是陽性
星期一 der Montag
星期二 der Dienstag
星期三 der Mittwoch
星期四 der Donnerstag
星期五 der Freitag
星期六 der Samstag
星期日 der Sonntag

*在使用這些日子時,前方需加am這介系詞喔！
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I was talking with my American classmate about cultural differences. She came from south of USA. She said ppl there would greet each other wherever you meet. But here in Germany ppl don't do that. Also north of USA like New York ppl don't greet to strangers either.

In Germany it does happen but very rare. However, ppl greet to all the neighbors from the same community or same building. Or when you take a train, ppl might join their neighbors' conversation hehehhe. (I think Fabian has this ability :P) After I came to Europe, I started to be open-minded and try to speak to strangers. Perhaps I can learn sth from them:)

But when I was in Taiwan, I didn't greet to my neighbors. I'm curious that will you say hi to your neighbors? Or do u get along well with your neighbors?