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...Its population is 50,415, of whom about 10,000 are students at the local University of Passau. The university, founded in the late 1970s, is the extension of the Institute for Catholic Studies (Katholisch-Theologische Fakultät) founded in 1622. Wir über uns It is renowned in Germany for its institutes of Economics, Law, Theology, Computer Sciences and Cultural Science. Read full entry
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- 1.Passau: Information from Answers.com
- Passau , city (1994 pop. 51,041), Bavaria, SE Germany, at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, near the border with Austria ... www.passau.de ...
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- 2.Passau travel guide - Wikitravel
- Open source travel guide to Passau, featuring up-to-date information on ... The area of Passau was first settled by the Celts, who were living in southern ...
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What is cheapest and easiest We know trains and buses might
work but we need it to be
fairly easy. We will have
luggage and would rather pay a
little higher price than be
too difficult.
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The cheapest would be the train The easiest the Taxi though a bit on the expensive side for the distance you are looking for. www.bahn.de is the site of german rail |
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My German male buddy is from Q.1) The same as the title
question
Q.2) My Passau friend is
studying law at University of
Passau. Is it a famous / good
university in Germany?
Q.3) I've had another two
German friends. Basstian and
Tobias. Are "Bastian " and
"Tobias" popular first names
for German guys?
Danke
Q.4) How long does it take to
travel from Nuremberg to
Passau ? And how long does it
take to travel from Passau to
Vienna, Austria ?
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Passau is a town in the so called "3-Länder-Eck", which means it is locted right at the border between of 3 countries, namely Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic. It also lies in the governmental district of Lower Bavaria. As I have pointed out in another question, "Bavarian" is, first and formost, not a language, but a dialect. An accent of the German language. Secondly, there is not just "Bavarian". There are numerous dialect being spoken, and they are all "Bavarian". If your friend was born and grew up in the area, chances are he is talking some sort of Lower Bavarian accent. Did your friend grow up there? Or did he move ther for his studies? If he just moved there from somewher else, I guess he is talking a dialect of wherever he came from, not the one from the Passau-area. He German University system does not have that "good school, bad school" thing going on, or not that much. There are schools that are said to be tough or good, but it is not really important where you study. (Correct me if I'm wrong in the field of law, but that's my experience - I'm not studying law, though) "Bastian" is a short form of "Sebastian", and yes, that is a popular name, and "Bastian" the popular abbreviation. Tobias is also a popular name, though not as much as Sebastian. How long does it take to get there? I don't know, but Map24.com also offers maps of Europe, so you might want to check there and see what they say. |
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Can anyone reccomend any good |
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Depends a bit on the kind of Restaurant you are looking for a very good but also rather expensive one is 'Passauer Wolf' it is mixed Bavarian and international cuisine. For further information don t hesitate to mail me through my profile. |
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