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*Deutsch*, one of the official languages of Austria, Belgium, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
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How can I discern if a bottled drink is carbonated or not in Germany?
"Sprudel" or "sprudelnd" are the German words for "fizz" and "fizzy" respectively, so these too are worth watching out for (as well as the "Kohlensaeure" already mentioned).