Bayern Munich

>Bayern Munich
Why don't Americans say either Bayern München or Bavaria Munich?

*tips fedora*

what did he mean by this

We say "Bayern de Munique"

its just different pronunciations, all combos make sense
bayern = bavaria, münchen = munich
but bayern munich =/= bavaria muenchen ???
nerver heard anyone calling them "bavaria" ttw
get a grip el taco

good point the should just say munchen

i'm always mystified by what things we choose to anglicize or not

we say munich. do you call germany deutschland? hell no. different languages m8

Why anglicise only half of the name?
You don't say Bayern when talking about Bavaria

"Bayern" is considered as the actual name of the club while "Munchen" is not. Names don't get translated while location do, which is way this happens (and not only to Bayern).

unless you are an old mexican broadcasting NFL

how about middle east lol

>does an American call Germany Deutschland?

He’s probably wearing leiderhosen right now to honour his great great grandfather’s heritage

...

What's the "New England Patriots" called in German?

Correct

Neu England Patrioten

excellent set up gj

for me it's bayern monaco

The official name is Fußball-Club Bayern München e.V. I don't understand what makes Bayern the "actual part of that name.

Fuck off, my great great grandfather came straight from Berlin to New York

Probably Bayern or Bundesliga's marketers decided to push that name.

same as borussia is the "actual" part of BVB's name, or do you call them prussia dortmund?

I'm not saying it's the right way, just how most people think or assume it is.
This is just an arbitrary thing people do, just like how they call Atletico Madrid like that even though that "Atletico" in the official name is worth as much as the F in "Arsenal FC"

like Royal Madrid or International Milan

Do you call "Internazionale Milano" of "Inter Milano" or "Inter Milan"?

For me, it's Bayer-Monsanto

AC Milano

thats a different club tho, and a different name

maybe tomorrow. good night,

this isnt /bundes/ (yet)

>My great great grandfather
So nobody of relevance to you. You probably don't even know his name. No one in your family and certainly not you even know a word of German.

You're an American and nothing else if your family has been here for 2+ generations, meinen dickes Kümpel

Lmao it was a joke nigga chill
I did learn German though

Kaffeestunde:D
What part of kc are you from?

>Kaffeestunde
halts maul und geh sterben du schwuchtel

Youth Torino

Warum sagt mann "geh" anstatt van "geht" oder "gehen zu/m"?


What is KC?

Konzert Cuckets

What part of kc are you from?

"geht" would be plural

*no one is haveing a kaffestunde but 60 yo grandmas or flaming faggots

Kaffeestunde :D

im glad you made your case

How do you even pronounce?

Tfw kein deutsches großeltern to habe kaffeestunde :D mit mir

wouldn't it be keine?

it sucks, they ask you how work/studies is going and why you dont have a gf like that one cousin

Probably haven't taken German in 4 years lmao
Say because of the way they raised your parents who failed to raise you well

>1/16th of me came straight from Berlin to New York! I'm a German!
wow, way to play into the mutt meme. I'm 1/8 German and I don't consider myself German at all. The rest is anglo, which is what I am second. First, I'm an American.

>Mfw an American is fat and can't into irony near me

how would you know how i was raised nigger?
you dont fun having kaffeestunde if you arent a grandma, shit is awkward as fuck and if you are lucky grandma baked a cake

Go to sleep Heinz you're drunk

>Paris Saint German
>Mouth Juniors
I agree

American sense of humor everybody

nice blog mate, subscribed

>Cristofforo Colombo
>Called Christopher Columbus

>Marco Polo
>Not called Marcus Polus.

>Why don't Americans say either Bayern München or Bavaria Munich?

Why do Italians say Monaco di Baviera?
Why do yugoslavs say Minhen?
Why do polaks call it Monachium?
Where did anglos even get Munich from?

finland has a kaffeestunde twice every working day

>noder dayme

>jag-you-war

Costa Rica vs Ivory Coast comes to mind

As I understand it, the OP was asking why it could not be called any combination of Bayern/Bavaria Muenchen/Munich, not if it should actually be called any specific combination. Since we're combined one German word and one English word to make the name why does it really matter?

I don't really question why we call teams different names, but there are loads of weird examples. We call most Italian teams by their Italian names (Roma, Napoli, Torino). Many foreign teams kept English names (AC Milan, Athletic Bilbao, River Plate, Genoa) long after the English founders had no association with the clubs any more. Meanwhile across the city of Milan, and despite convention with most other Italian teams, we call Internazionale Milano, Inter Milan instead. Most Spanish teams get to keep their Spanish names too but a lot of English speakers struggle with "Atlético Madrid" and have taken to calling them "Athletico".

tl;dr People are retards and struggle with pronunciation and shiet.

My favourite is Athletic Club Bilbao which uses the English word

It pretty much depends on what one or a handful of people who first discover something decide to go with. English is a very malleable and adaptable language so people will just go with whatever they're told in most cases.

>Cristofforo Colombo
Don't.

Fuck Germany tbqhwyall

>we
Making a lot of assumptions there, 7-1 favela monkey

Ivory Coast is also known to English speakers as Cote d'Ivoire

Agreed.

Pretty much all native English speakers still prefer to call it Ivory Coast. It's only ever called "Côte d'Ivoire" in English because they insisted on it. They must be autistic or something because literally no other country has ever cared about being called different things in other languages.

saying Bayern is easier than saying Bavaria

>watching Real vs Barcelona on american tv stream
>guy saying Suarez as 'Suareths' (or whatever you'd write that, he just say it like he want to show he knows correct pronounciation)
>ball goes to Kroos
>he call him like 'Cruise' with long u instead of 'Cross'

Do you have any idea how hard it is for 90% of Americans to pronounce the special vowels? I am a burger and my pronunciation usually garners praise but ü is the one that still gives me problems.
Also I thought this was one of those situations where the club's titles was FC Bayern and "München" was just to specify which FC Bayern, much like SG Eintracht and BSC Arminia
Actual Germans please correct

...

For me it’s FC Bairisch Minga

What about Bayern Utah?

If you like to be retarded, you have to be correct... "Boarisch Minga"

>Royal Madrid
>Spanish Barcelona
>Legion Warsaw
>Central Army Sports Club Moscow
>Paris-Saint Jerome

Boars live in South Africa stupid

Sören pls