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Ugh, stop whining, you'll pick it up in less than two weeks.
This shouldn't be in a surprise. Any German teacher who is worth anything will inform you no less than twenty times a semester that each German-speaking country has it's own dialect.
1. You'll pick up the dialect without much difficulty if you have a decent command of hochdeutsch (the German they teach in schools). 2. Until then, most people in Austria speak English, so that's always something to fall back on.
idiot. you should know that. If you were smart you'd at least do some research on the place you're going to if you're there for 6 months or so.
If you're there for so long, and you already know German, you'll pick it up in no time, you just need to spend time talking to people!
They speak German in Germany... good job.
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"ich liebe meine scheide" just say that everywhere you go
remember, the universal language for ordering at a restaraunt is point at the item listed.