Übersetzung für "Typically german" in Deutsch

Yeah, for me he's typically German.

As international logistics providers we are in many respects “typically German”.

But what is typically German about German Pop?

I think this is a typically German discussion.

Sustainability and environmental awareness appear to be a typically German issue.

Our team of chefs serve up an impressive range of mouth-watering regional and typically German specialities.

And then finally women and men who view themselves as typically German.

A typically grey German winter morning, upon which we have arranged to drink coffee together.

And every German seems to want one thing more than anything else, not to be typically German.

The best possible quality coupled with a love for precision - we are happy to be "typically German."

For me a certain bureaucracy is typically German and of course keeping things neat and tidy.

Since beer mugs are seen as typically German, they are a popular souvenir among tourists.

Turkish, Italian, Asian or typically German - all this belongs to Berlin cuisine.

The Czechs, for example, regarded the particular form of German student association as was introduced to Prague to be "typically German", whilst the Austrians increasingly believed their student associations to be almost an extension of their national identity.

Whether typically German produce or international fashion at bargain basement prices: the fulfillment of your greatest and smallest desires is first priority when shopping in Germany.

In our restaurants "Alsterkrug", "Bierstube" and in our idyllic garden restaurant we spoil our guests with a Mediterranean and a typically German fresh cuisine.

Workers erected the small house a few days ago – a bit of prefab, a bit of shrubbery, white with a gable roof on top – typically German, that is.

I just find the way in which the Humboldt-Forum is being debated a bit too typically German.

Discipline Private International Law, currently a Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Award Winner at the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property and Competition Law in Munich Age 42 Typically German is the special atmosphere that lasts many weeks.

Whether a Santa Claus, craftsman or a Grandpa - a smoker simply belongs to the typically German Christmas.

Incidentally, this burgeoning interest is not a typically German phenomenon, but rather a Northern European one: in countries like Switzerland, Finland, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Austria people are becoming increasingly aware of the economic and ecological potential of truffles.