>girlfriend/boyfriend in French literally means "little friend"
Care to explain yourself, french?
Girlfriend/boyfriend in French literally means "little friend"
Cameron Ramirez
Jordan Richardson
scheisse arsch
Jackson Watson
"Petit" (little) is used as a hypocoristic adjective to imply affection or intimacy
Logan Richardson
>"glove" in German literally means "hand shoe"
Wish I was making it up lads
Jeremiah Peterson
>"hat" in german literally means "head ceiling"
Nolan Brown
kek
William Allen
Underpants in German literally means "penis locker"
Brayden Johnson
That's cute
Wyatt Young
Reminder that the German word for airplane literally means "flying thing"
How is Germany a real country?
Angel Morgan
>Girlfriend/Boyfriend in German literally means "friend"
Gavin Foster
>Germans do not have an official word for "Relaxation"
Connor Green
Entspannung?
Juan White
J'aime les petites filles.
>I like little girls.
J'aime les filles petites.
>I like shorts girls.
>yfw ending in jail in France because one word was misplaced.
David Powell
>How is Germany a real country?
it's not, some haploautist in 1871 was just like "we share haplogroups so we are a country :D :DDD"
Michael Smith
Yes, US just tried to contribute to this compilation of german words that are funny if you look at them literally but failed.
Nathaniel Thompson
>hydrogen
water-stuff
>oxygen
sour-stuff
>How is Germany a real country?
I wish it wasn't
Landon Bennett
Formally, girl/boyfriend in German actually translates to "set/fixed/solid friend", but it's hardly ever used in normal day-to-day speech.
Parker Ross
pedo nation, simple as that
Eli Thomas
How the fuck do you tell between friends and girl/boyfriends in everyday speech?
Elijah Green
that's hot
Camden Ortiz
Isn't it "Meine Freundin"= girlfriend and "Eine Freundin" = a girl friend?
John Powell
My German teacher said like many things in German it depends on context.
Nathan Peterson
LITTLE
Robert Myers
in Spanish too
Andrew James
You should know that.
Yeah, it depends largely on context and use of direct or indirect articles. Predictably there's a lot of potential for jokes to be made. For example if you refer to someone in the way of "he's my friend", instead of "he's a friend of mine" you can expect to get a lot of gay jokes thrown at you.
Logan Turner
Wow raycis, why do you think I'm German?
Carson Russell
Are you intimate with your food too?
Thomas Murphy
Unironically yes.
Brayden Perry
that's actually really cute
Nolan Gray
Who are you then and what are you doing in Germany?
Aaron White
Working and complaining mostly
Helping to pay for those 1M Mutti brought in