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This is my life. I also forget every word I ever knew. How to speak. Sometimes I forget my name. 🤣 I'm smart in English but dumb in German. #multilinguallife #4thlanguage #german #germanishard #imnottryingtoberude #dumb #whatsmyname #introvert #brain #whoami #strangerinastrangeland #switzerland #integration https://www.instagram.com/p/B1O2o1sIXou/?igshid=18c28z6ybxwtt
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Syntax
Learning German Syntax is kind of like taking a Hulk-sized scoop of ice cream in your mouth. First you be like 'ahh this is good, I am glad I did this! But then the brainfreeze kiks in and you be lile OW OW OW I REGRET EVERYTHING!!!!!
Wieviel Monate noch? #germanishard #typo #languagefail #areyouserious #deinernst #lovelanguage (hier: Leipzig, Germany)
WTH..... Das hat keinen Sinn 🙊🙊🙊 #learngerman #germanverbs #germanishard #chxyanyan
German is a tricky language! . . . #germanishard #gaellelalonde #selfportrait #webcomic #sketchbook #deutschalsfremdsprache
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Some adverbs for you
jederzeit - every time, always
ebenfalls - as well
soeben - justÂ
hinzu - in addition
SchlieĂźlich - finally
German food guide for DMMd-fanfiction-writers
Attention: This is just from a middle class standard, Noiz is high class and might dine differently, since he simply has a shitload of money to spend on food and his upbringing might make his taste differ. Plus, it might vary with the region of Germany you live in (since I live in the Eastern part, that’s only what I know).
Breakfast
There are more or less 3 types: - 1: No breakfast, just coffee (breakfast is taken in during morning break at the company) - 2: breakfast consisting of bread, and/or bread buns and toppings - 3: breakfast consisting of cornflakes/muesli/cereals Either one might be combined with cups of coffee or tea of either blend/sort, alternatively some people might drink a glass of (freshly squeezed) juice.
- Type 2 breakfast: Basically, you put stuff on top of other stuff. The base can be bread in whichever sort you'd like, most people go with mixed wheat and rye bread or white bread (for sweet toppings), but you can go with dark rye bread (for sour or harsh or salty toppings), too. Some people like toast (white toast or whole grain toast), others like bread buns (whichever sort). Less common but liked, too, are croissants (sweet toppings).
The things to put on top of your base vary from person to person, a lot of people like it sweet and others more hearty - it's possible that women prefer sweet stuff and men the more hearty breakfast, but in the end it's a matter of taste, really.
Sweet things to offer can consist of: jam (whatever flavour, most common is strawberry, peach, cherry and plum), honey (the spreadable version, it's smooth and thick; whichever flavour you like it to be, most common is probably blossom honey), hazelnut spread (if you wrote "Nutella", everybody would know what you mean, but it would be quite the marketing thingy XD),
Sour/harsh/salty stuff to put on top: cheese (sliced cheese of whatever sort), cream cheese (whichever sort, common is the creamy version or the one with chives in it), wurst (oh hey, take your pick it's a huge category; how about ham, salami, liverwurst, tea sausage spread or blood sausage). Additional things to add on top of the toppings or to eat as side-dish: slices of tomato, cucumber or onion (not that common with breakfast, though, due to lasting bad breath), a boiled egg.
- Type 3 breakfast: Cornflakes, muesli or cereals might be added to the bread and topping breakfast, if they are served in a small bowl, or might stand as breakfast on their own. You either put cornflakes and muesli together, or you eat them separately. Muesli is more or less oatmeal with other types of grains or dried fruits (raisins, banana or strawberry for example). Cornflakes, well... you know what these are, they come in different types and flavours. In the end you pour milk on all of them, or eat them with yogurt.
Lunch
Oh hey, no, you can eat whatever you like here. There are various German dishes, but there are so many others you cannot really make a mistake in whatever you choose here, might it be Italian, French, American or whichever cuisine (if it's not exclusively done in your country only that is). As a general direction Germans like dishes accompanied by meat (mostly chicken, pork or beef) - aside from the vegetarians among us of course. The most common side dishes are potatoes in all variations (boiled, mashed, fried, croquettes) and pasta (most often spaghetti, but it can be pretty much any sort) or rice (long grain rice).
Coffee and cake
This is something eaten between 3 p. m. and 5 p. m. and consists of coffee or tea accompanied by a slice of cake or pie and lots of jabbering. It's mostly common for the older generation to enjoy at home and is probably impossible when working in a company, since the timing is bad. Can be a Sunday-thingy only, too. Might be something your parents invite you over for.
Dinner
Some people like eating a hearty dinner that's pretty much comparable to lunch, but I guess the most common variant would be the same as a breakfast consisting of bread, maybe bread buns and toppings, with the difference that it's common to only use sour/harsh/salty stuff to put on top as listed above. Have some beer (whichever sort), tea or coffee accompanying it if you like.
Now for the hardcore writers among you who want to actually use German words in their fanfic describing food.
When I allow myself to post something in German instead of in English once in a while I tend to put it through google translate to see what an English reader would probably get out of my statement.
It’s so damn ridiculous and mostly so very wrong... I lke it!
