Useful tips

What are some fun German words?

by Author

What are some fun German words?

10 Funny German Words with literal translations

  • Speisekarte (dish card)
  • Eselsbrücke (donkey’s bridge)
  • Kummerspeck (gaining weight from comfort eating)
  • Innerer Schweinehund (inner pig-dog)
  • Fremdschämen (exterior shame)
  • Torschlusspanik (closing-gate panic)
  • Treppenwitz (staircase joke)
  • Lebensmüde (life tired)

Is there a word like Schadenfreude?

No, there is no such word. The word ‘Schadenfreude’ was borrowed from the German where it means the joy felt at someone else’s misfortune.

What is Waldeinsamkeit?

The universal language of nature “Waldeinsamkeit” is a German word without a direct English translation. It can best be translated to “the feeling of being alone in the woods.” The word is a combination of “wald” meaning forest, and “einsamkeit” meaning loneliness or solitude.

How do you write Hahaha in German?

In German it’s hahaha, but you don’t write it that often than the spanish write “jajaja”… you put smiley-symbols, write *lol* (laughing out loud/ some say “lots of laugh”), *rofl* (rolling on floor laughing), *g* (grins=smile) or something like that.

READ:   Is it safe to do internet banking on public Wi-Fi?

What is Machonist?

1 : a person who derives sexual gratification from being subjected to physical pain or humiliation : an individual given to masochism But Ksenia is a masochist who cannot experience sexual pleasure without first experiencing extreme pain.—

What is a Bezirksschornsteinfegermeister?

English Translation. chimney sweeper. More meanings for Schornsteinfeger. chimney sweep noun.

What does Kummerspeck mean?

/ ˈku mɜrˌʃpɛk / PHONETIC RESPELLING. noun. the weight a person gains during a period of overeating due to unhappiness, depression, grief, or other emotional condition: I finally got over the anguish of my divorce, but my Kummerspeck doesn’t want to let go!

How do you laugh in different languages in text?

How to Laugh in a Foreign Language

  1. ‘MDR’ – French.
  2. ‘www’ – Japanese.
  3. ‘555’ – Thai.
  4. ‘kkk’ – Korean.
  5. ‘хаха’ – Russian.
  6. ‘jaja’ – Spanish.
  7. ‘xaxa’ – Greek.
  8. ‘哈哈’ – Chinese.

How do you say laugh in different languages?

In other languages laugh

  1. American English: laugh /ˈlæf/
  2. Arabic: ضِحْكَةٌ
  3. Brazilian Portuguese: risada.
  4. Chinese: 笑
  5. Croatian: smijeh.
  6. Czech: smích.
  7. Danish: latter.
  8. Dutch: lach.
READ:   Can a server be a workstation?