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German Words Translated Literally
These words have been translated from German into English, literally (E.g. Stinktier literally translates to stink-animal and means skunk). Using these translations, can you find out what these words actually mean?
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Last updated: April 4, 2023
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| First submitted | March 28, 2023 |
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Gumbledalf
+7
Level 71
Apr 4, 2023
Some of these are strange: "Eichhörnchen" would be translated as Little Oak Horn and "Flugzeug" as Flight-Stuff. Drahtesel and Erdapfel are humorous expressions for bike and potato that nobody would use in normal conversation. Maybe accept "line" for queue.
cmountenay
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Level 86
Apr 4, 2023
Yeah, I was thinking that Fahrrad and Kartoffel didn't mean what this quiz was describing. And I also tried "line" instead of queue, being American.
maxsierrabianca
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Level 47
Apr 4, 2023
Added "line" as a type-in.
maxsierrabianca
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Level 47
Apr 4, 2023
"Eichkatzerl" and "Erdapfel" are still used fairly frequently in Austria and Bavaria, and while "Drahtesel" isn't used frequently, it's still a valid word in the German dictionary. I'll change the airplane one to "Flight-stuff" though.
vermiciousknid
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Level 88
Apr 11, 2023
My favorite one is "Wait-Snake"
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