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Tinkerisk
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  #3056145 29-Mar-2023 11:18
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A wife calls her husband: "You darling, I can't start the car. I think there's water in the air filter."
"Are you sitting in the car right now?"
"Yes."
"Well, where are you right now?"
"In the little stream behind our house."





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  #3056147 29-Mar-2023 11:20
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Egon tells his friend: "My dog used to greet me with loud barking and my wife brought me my slippers."
Paul asks: "And how is it today?"
"They've swapped."





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  #3056148 29-Mar-2023 11:21
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The wife walks into a wine shop. "What wine would you recommend for the 10th wedding anniversary?"
"It all depends. Do you want to celebrate the time you spent together or do you want to get back at him?"





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  #3056151 29-Mar-2023 11:22
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"Hey Karen, guess what, your husband is telling everyone he lives a dog's life at home."
"Well, that's true. He comes into the house with dirty feet, makes himself comfortable in front of the stove and waits for dinner."





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  #3056204 29-Mar-2023 14:13
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Perhaps you could condense your jokes so they are 5 to a post?

 

 


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  #3056245 29-Mar-2023 16:14
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networkn:

 

Perhaps you could condense your jokes so they are 5 to a post?

 

 

Yes, I thought so too. Only then someone will come forward again and say that they don't find all 5 great (acceptable/borderline/good/notable/dumb). It's already hard enough for me to take cultural differences and language into account - not every joke is understood in the same way everywhere in context, or I simply make translation mistakes ;-)





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  #3056249 29-Mar-2023 16:30
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Tinkerisk:

networkn:


Perhaps you could condense your jokes so they are 5 to a post?



Yes, I thought so too. Only then someone will come forward again and say that they don't find all 5 great (acceptable/borderline/good/notable/dumb). It's already hard enough for me to take cultural differences and language into account - not every joke is understood in the same way everywhere in context, or I simply make translation mistakes ;-)




After reading about German language on Bored Panda I can understand why you have difficulty translating :)) it’s rather cute, loved the hand shoes for gloves.

https://www.boredpanda.com/funny-german-language-jokes/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

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  #3056258 29-Mar-2023 17:19
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Eva888:

 

After reading about German language on Bored Panda I can understand why you have difficulty translating :)) it’s rather cute, loved the hand shoes for gloves.

https://www.boredpanda.com/funny-german-language-jokes/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

 

That‘s a funny „pandiscussion“ about the German language. I like that when you can amuse yourself about something like that and laugh together - every language has its peculiarities and it does NOT exist to make someone's (stranger's) life more difficult or to separate yourself, even if learning it seems difficult.





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  #3056263 29-Mar-2023 17:38
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Eva888: ...

 



After reading about German language on Bored Panda I can understand why you have difficulty translating :)) it’s rather cute, loved the hand shoes for gloves.

https://www.boredpanda.com/funny-german-language-jokes/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

 

Krankenhaus and Handy are my favourite German words.





Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?


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  #3056267 29-Mar-2023 18:07
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The internationally best-known German word is "Autobahn". This is simply because we do not have a general speed limit on „Autobahnen“ and some people like to use this to drive a Ferrari or Vyron (at night, when there is little traffic) to its top speed. For various reasons, however, people have been working for years to limit this speed because traffic density has increased considerably in recent decades. One reason is also that at over 300km/h, there is not much left of the cars (and their drivers) in the event of a sudden obstacle.

 

+ back to topic +





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  #3056273 29-Mar-2023 18:27
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Eva888: it’s rather cute, loved the hand shoes for gloves.

 

In Japanese, toes are "foot fingers" and a hedgehog is a "needle mouse" :)


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  #3056405 30-Mar-2023 08:15
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floydbloke:

 

Krankenhaus and Handy are my favourite German words.

 

 

I like Rathaus and Abfahrt.

 

 


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  #3056408 30-Mar-2023 08:25
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Used to make me grin in Sweden...Speed Bump was farthinder.

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  #3056438 30-Mar-2023 10:23
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frankv:

 

floydbloke:

 

Krankenhaus and Handy are my favourite German words.

 

 

I like Rathaus and Abfahrt.

 

 

They love those double combos. I'll raise you a wackelkontakt and a sitzpinkler.





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I thought the best German words were

 

Du

 

Du hast

 

Du hast mich





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