// To not get carried away. Und teilt die besten deutschen Redewendungen – einfach herrlich, vor allem die englischen Direktübersetzungen und ihre Erkenntnis, dass […]I know I’m not a native German, but after having studied the German language for three years at the UA in Arizona, I feel like if it was meant to be “spider,” then the “s” in spinne would be capitalized. Imagine within the next weeks I will move to your homecity, a whole new and unknown adventure, but as you know, these are the most enriching ones in life. #2 Author Uho <de> 19 Mar 04, 15:27; Comment: Aber nur, wenn der heart detention occupied bagel auch reinkommt. I used to live in the American southeast and the language had some interesting idioms. Ich glaub' ich spinne! My number one complaint I hear from Germans about cultures that love chatting and greeting ‘hello! // I think I was kissed by a moose. * Ich glaub mein Schwein pfeift. I was bo rn and raised in Bremen. “Du kan Batter.” Thank you.Does anyone have a German equivalent to “In for a penny, in for a pound?”Mitgefangen, mitgehangen – caught together, hanged togetherPretty sure “Ich glaub ich spinne” means “I think I’m spinning/yarning”. Deutsche lieben Metaphern – insbesondere solche, in denen ein Tier vorkommt. OR: Der Ton macht die Musik//The way it’s shouted into the wood, it will get back out. // To be half-baked. As you said, the response is always, ‘fine, how are you’ and then you can get into the real conversation.Haha i´m a german and the direct translations are really funny I also have an Idiom for you: *Ich glaub ich spinne // I believe i spider // (Not sure about american translation but must be something like) I think i go crazyHalt halt.
Is there an equivalent German idiom for “old as dirt”?
Will add stuff if any comes to mind.
Due to the influence of American TV young people are prone to adopt English expressions and merge them into German, e.g. ‘Spinnen’ ist ein Verb und kein Subjekt. I thought perhaps spinning instead of spider, but I’m not sure. Ich glaub´, ich SPINNE! Momenterl amoi. // Oh you green nines!
#1 Author Selima 19 Mar 04, 15:27; Comment: Auf jeden Fall! * Sie spielt die beleidigte Leberwurst. how are you? – I am Foxdevilswild! I went to “Mittelschule” in Neustadt. * Ich glaub mich knutscht ein Elch. // I think I’m going crazy. // To have a stroke of luck. OR: The sound makes/defines music. Have you gotten used to the American way of a) greeting everyone as if you know them very well (I know this drives the Germans crazy) and b) small talk?
I love you!I find it funny how the Germans are on “Wolke 7″….. while the English are on “cloud 9″…. // To kick the bucket.
If you’re ALways talking deeply I don’t see how you can feel relaxed and several Germans have wondered why the hell so many German people have depression and panic attacks? During my bachelor-thesis I stumbled across this website: Do you know a blogger, who’s doing what you do, just back to front? (The one sitting in a house of glass should shit in the basement. :D)//The one sitting in a house of glass should not throw stones. I’m German and I can identify myself with lots of your thoughts. Not really a question but an exclamation. // This is where the music is playing.
Very cool.PS. // Don’t paint the devil on the wall! Ich freue mich, dass dir mein Blog gefällt.
#3 Author Anke 19 Mar 04, 15:33; … To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. // An expression of surprise, like ‘well blow me down.’* Mein Englisch ist unter aller Sau. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.
Will definitely get them up soon. Germany + Australia + Culture + Motherhood + Home Differing languages bring many things to the communication game in relationships ; confusion, misunderstandings, hilarity, momentsGerman, like English, is a language rich with idioms, and SG a German who enjoys employing them at every turn. Good God, what a controversial idiom! // You can take poison on that. I looked through the many interesting phrases above and didn’t see one, or perhaps I missed it. We’d say “Ein Seemann spinnt Seemannsgarn” – “A sailor weaves/spins/yarns sailor’s yarn”Equally, a person who “spinnt” weaves their own truth.
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