Mefpan wrote:Gigaverse wrote:Yes, strange but not so unsurprising as always when a Swede and an American are the ones ardently wielding German like they're weapons while the resident German rarely speaks in the language except in cases like "EISBEIN, APFELTORTE".
SCHMETTERLING. KRANKENHAUS. RINDFLEISCHETIKETTIERUNGSÜBERWACHUNGSAUFGABENÜBERTRAGUNGSGESETZ.
I don't get why y'all like my native tongue so much. It just sounds terrible for informal interaction.
It can be quite beautiful too...
Uns ist in alten maeren; wunders vil geseit.
Von haelden lobebaeron; von grozer arebeit.







