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Something for which the Germans cannot agree on a word
Classic comedy
This was just recommended to me on YouTube, and I am posting this mainly for my own future benefit: TV entertainer Peter Frankenfeld's mock weather report in different German dialects (from 1973). You do not have to understand German to get the gist of it; his changeability was impressive, not only in this scene.
Something for which the Germans cannot agree on a word
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This is Southern Hessian. Before it can be translated to English, it has to be translated into High German.
Southern Hessian: Do hogge die, die immer do hogge.
High German: Hier sitzen die, die immer hier sitzen.
English: Here sit those who always sit here.
In Saxony, everything is signposted bilingually.
die Sparkasse = savings bank
die Spargasse = savings alley
my dad just said 'musst immer denkn - so vüll wie's woar is' nimmer' and i think that's beautiful 🥺
[tl: du musst immer denken: so viel, wie es war, ist es nicht mehr - bezogen auf einen Berg voll Arbeit z.B. // you always need to think: it's not as much now as it was before - regarding a bucket load of work]