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Thursday = Greyâs Day. And Christina Yangâs still got itÂ

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German Words: clever, a mouthful or all of the above
I have been thinking about writing this for a few weeks as Iâve been sitting in my intensive language course for 2 weeks now. We mostly do the basics, but every once in a while I stumble over some vocabulary gems.
Now Iâm sure some of you are familiar with Germanâs notoriety for being far more descriptive, apt but also a mouthful relative to English. Take this famous example of an appropos phrasal descriptor:Â
âBackpfeifengesichtâ AKA a face in need of a punch/fist.Â
You heard that right Anglophones, we need something this perfect in our vocabulary!Â
Also I recently learned that what we call âbunny hillsâ in reference to skiing, are just straight up called âIdiotenhĂźgelâ, AKA idiot hills.
Donât say Germans arenât funny! Just a very distinct brand of humour.
Last but not least, the coolest part of German words Iâve learned, is that they just love making words bigger and bigger. Or blending and creating new contractions and portmanteaus. I think this one succinctly captures societal feelings towards Harvey Weinstein.
Lesson learned: Succinct,brutal and frank= German linguistic humour
P.S.: Translation-Â âDo you know Harvey Schweinsteinâ?Â
P.P.S.: Not fully language related, but almost. Yesterday I biked by a dump track with the words of Michelle Obama painted on it (Â âWhen they go low, we go highâ), so thatâs a new thing for you. German motivational dump truck quotes! Or...some sort of written guarantee of said dump truckâs ability to pick up garbage at high altitudes?
Itâs cold and grey in Germany so TBT to my sunny typhoid recovery vacation to Sao Tome! Too pretty to share just one!Â
Let me start with my day: Bomb Evacuation
I started this tumblr to try to finally capture some thoughts on this global life I lead (Germany, Ghana, Norway). So German life 2017-2018 laid bare for you all to see: my struggles, my ponderings, the daily nitty gritty.
Why start today ( I arrived almost 4 weeks ago): well because what says âWELCOME TO A NEW COUNTRYâ like âget out of your house, thereâs a giant undetonated WW2 bomb behind your houseâ.
But no thoughts and prayers needed for me, the Germans have got it under control. Biked by a giant troop of volunteers escorting old people out of their apartments, shelters are available and sick people have special places to stay. Oh and the most prepared and nonplussed element of all: we got 48 hours written notice of this evacuation. No real worry of any imminent explosion.
Example of todayâs excitement:Â âSkateboarder breaks through evacuation barriers!! Takes 100 police to rescue/remove him from the danger zoneâ