1 Zugereiste means "outsiders". I looked up two dictionaries. Some of them say that the positive is Zugrest and the negative is Zugrest; On the other hand, it is said that Der Zugereiste | Die Zugereiste (Sü ddt. ) means that both can be used. The analysis of your sentence shows that Zugereiste is considered masculine here. Because the use of Mancher, Sain, You Beier Seggert, Messina and Liebherr illustrates this point. The meaning of this sentence is "doesn't a person's choice mean anything?" Zuge is on the rig. " Rig is an adjective. People who moved here from other places and don't belong here from the local point of view. But I don't think the German explanation is comprehensive. One of my dictionaries says Zugereist is jemand der Zugereist. Because this Zugereiste doesn't have to move here, as long as he comes from other places, he is a foreigner.

2 and 3 ü berzeugter mü nchner und liehaber are the first cases here.

For example: Er bleibt mein Freund. He is still my friend. This is a usage of bleiben, which means to keep a certain state.

This sentence can be expressed in two sentences. Mr. manchel said he was very happy. Some foreigners found their love at Oktoberfest (not necessarily people, but also things or things). Rest at Munich and Oktoberfest. And in the later days, he deeply thought he was a Munich man and became a lover of October Festival. Oktoberfest and Lieber Harper are only affiliated.