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To be precise it flows above (and under) the tracks, as in, perpendicular, not "in between" parallel tracks. BTW Hbf is a München thing, we call our beloved Zü
by kmarc 1y ago
To be precise it flows above (and under) the tracks, as in, perpendicular, not "in between" parallel tracks.
BTW Hbf is a München thing, we call our beloved Zürich Hauptbahnhof just HB :-)
- wkat4242 1y agoI think Hbf is a Germany thing not just Munich.
- 1718627440 1y agoYes it is.
- joshvm 1y agoYes, my mistake - it's been a while! Definitely a local thing, and always with German pronunciation. There were a several words/phrases like that which got loaned into English. Doubly confusing because it wasn't always clear if the new word was Züri, regular Swiss-German, French but not Swiss-German, or High German. Had to be careful using new vocab in Germany!
- kmarc 1y agoNot to mention that the locals here when referring to it while speaking English, totally translate it to "eɪʧ biː" sometimes. Other times, in the middle English sentence, the German pronunciation pops up "ˈhaː ˈbeː" Fun
- izacus 1y ago> BTW Hbf is a München thing, we call our beloved Zürich Hauptbahnhof just HB :-) I just reused the term to be consistent and less confusing. No need to be Bünzli about it :P