In Italian, Valentine's Day is
called Buon San Valentino (*´∀`*)

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Compared to Italians, Germans don't have a lot of
words or body language to express love so sometimes
it's difficult for them to understand Italians! (*´∀`)

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■ Personalities are opposites, roots are the same ■


Even though the personalities of Germans and
Austrians are fundamentally opposites
(Germans = strict and serious,
Austrians = calm and prefer to enjoy life),
their roots are the same. It's quite mysterious.

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There are some things you must be cautious of in Germany. (´ー`*)
In Germany, Valentine's Day is something celebrated between established lovers.
If you give presents lightheartedly, you'll probably cause a misunderstanding.
(Because of this custom, there isn't anything like White Day
or obligatory chocolate giving over there either)

And red roses mean a confession of love,
so make sure you don't send them to just anyone
or you'll definitely cause a misunderstanding or two (´∀`*)

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