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Q: What does the knot placement on the apron of a dirndl represent?
A: A dirndl is a type of apron commonly seen in attire worn by German women. If the knot is tied on the left side, it indicates that the woman is single. If it is ... Read More »

Q: When do Germans wear dirndls?
A: most never wear dirndls. The only place they are really worn is in Bavaria, but only occasionally. The other parts of Germany don't really ever wear dirndls or ... Read More »

Q: What is the German translation for apron?
A: The English word "apron" translates into German as the word "Schurze" Read More »

Q: How do you say apron in German?
A: Apron translated from English to German is 'Schurze'. Need more translations? Just ask... Read More »

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