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English: Munich, Germany: Eisbach surfer.
Polski: Eisbach („lodowy strumyk”) to niewielka sztuczna rzeka w Monachium, w Niemczech. Jest prawym ramieniem Izary o długości 2 km, które przepływa przez park Englischer Garten. Tuż za mostem znajdującym się w pobliżu muzeum sztuki Haus der Kunst na rzece tworzy się fala stojąca o wysokości około 1 m, która jest miejscem popularnym wśród rzecznych surferów.
Português: Eisbach, um braço lateral do rio Isar, é um pequeno rio artificial com uma extensão de dois quilômetros, que flui pelo Jardim Inglês (Englischer Garten) em Munique, Alemanha. Logo após passar uma ponte, perto do museu de arte Haus der Kunst, o rio forma uma onda estacionária com uma altura de cerca de um metro, que passou a ser um local popular para a prática de surfe em rio.
Čeština: Eisbach (německy "ledový potok") je malá, asi 2 km dlouhá umělá říčka v Mnichově. Vytváří zde asi 1 m vysokou stacionární vlnu, která je oblíbeným tréningovým místem pro surfaře.
Deutsch: Der Eisbach ist ein kleiner künstlicher Fluss, in München. Er ist 2 km lang. Er fließt durch den Englischer Garten. Kurz hinter einer Brücke in der Nähe des Haus der Kunst, bildet der Fluß eine stehende Welle, die etwa 1m hoch ist. Sie ist ein beliebter Platz zum Flusssurfen.
Español: El Eisbach ("arroyo de hielo"), un brazo lateral del río Isar, es un pequeño río artificial con una longitud de dos kilómetros que fluye por el Jardín Inglés en Múnich, Alemania. Justo después de pasar un puente cerca del museo de arte Haus der Kunst, el río forma una onda estacionaria con una altura de cerca de un metro, que se convirtió en un lugar popular para practicar el surf de río.
Magyar: Szörfözés az Eisbach patakban (Angol kert, München)
Italiano: Il fiume artiticiale Eisbach ("ruscello di ghiaccio" in tedesco) nel Giardino Inglese di Monaco di Baviera. Poco dopo un ponte nei pressi del museo Haus der Kunst forma un'onda stazionaria alta un metro, popolare tra gli appassionati di surf sui fiumi.
Македонски: Сурфање на стоен бран на рекичката Ајсбах, ракав на Изар кој тече низ Англиската градина во Минхен.
Nederlands: De Eisbach (Duits voor "IJsbeek") is een twee kilometer lange, kunstmatige rivier in München. Hij stroomt door de Englischer Garten en mondt uit in de Isar. In de buurt van het Haus der Kunst vormt de rivier een staande golf van ongeveer een meter hoog, waarop aan surfen gedaan wordt.
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Martin Falbisoner  (1978–)  wikidata:Q30147473
 
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