That's true, but it is the largest (and the only one that I know of) that begins with a D. Plus the question didn't ask for the largest. It just asked for a city
Strangely, the Germans don't use the word Dachshund, which litrally means "Badger Dog". They use "Dackel". I lived in Germany for 13 years and never met anyone who knew wahat a "Dachshund" was, although it wasn't a main topic of conversation.
I find it kinda funny that the fourth question in a Germany quiz is about popular turkish food. Living in Germany, I know why it's here, but it's still funny.
I like most of those chain games, but this one is not really inspired. The first five questions are : four other countries and one turkish food... seriously...
Yeah.... The turkish Food is on here because it's like our national fast food... We eat it very often and ''Döner-Buden'' (places where you can buy them)can be found in every City, no matter how tiny it is. I live in a small town with only 3000 People living here. we still have three Dönerbuden. THAT is how big the Döner has become. In fact Döner isn't even really turkish
Sdednobmffktcxddengyulstk is all the letters chained together. Should've had one of those cool 25-letter German nouns. Sdednobmffktcxddengyulstk seems more Czech.
I would say that the Netherlands are to the West, not Northwest of Germany, since both Kiel and Hamburg are farther North than Groningen which, on a map at least, is the Northern-most point of the Netherlands.
Edt:not an umlaut I know, the point is the syntax of the sentence made me read it differently than meant aswell