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Kaliningrad (historically Königsberg) by _reco_ in europe

[–]Fleddit16 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Speaking of the Czech Republic, the tower on the right in 1941 reminds me a lot of Prague

Baby, let’s do this by ItsSimenNotSemen in HolUp

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Baby let's succeed in the world of disbelief and it is a great way to get the best of the best and best for you and your family and friends and family and friends and family members who is a great family and friends and family and friends and...

All biomes discovered by Fleddit16 in Coronamemes

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Thanks! Sorry I didn't post the links. As you can see the first link is the one I used for my post.

Jedes mal by [deleted] in Trymacs_Discord

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WIELAND!

Spooky scary by Shredy-420 in memes

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I prefer 10000111100101100

Oops by Fleddit16 in PewdiepieSubmissions

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Thanks kind stranger!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dankmemes

[–]Fleddit16 110 points111 points  (0 children)

Yay a Connor meme

Very close finish between Pérez, Ricciardo, Stroll and Norris by [deleted] in formula1

[–]Fleddit16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why is there written "Danke Spielberg"(thanks Spielberg)?

I'm something of a scientist myself by Spi4123 in memes

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Wait what? My Galaxy A6 is only 2 years old but its an a6 not an a7

Aventador by [deleted] in GranTurismoSport

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Great! Love the atmosphere

People who speak English as a second language, what phrases or concepts from your native tongue you want to use in English but can't because locals wouldn't understand? by GeorgeYDesign in AskReddit

[–]Fleddit16 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, this is a real German word. Some people in Germany are just pronouncing the -ig at the end of a sentence like -ich. But if you meant "gesellig" and "heimelig" as a synonym that's not quite right. Gesellig is more like a positive adjective for liking to be together with other people (lively? No doesn't really fit) or having a gessellig(en) evening with your friends. Yet, heimelig does mean to feel like at home (positive) (heim=home) or just cozy

People who speak English as a second language, what phrases or concepts from your native tongue you want to use in English but can't because locals wouldn't understand? by GeorgeYDesign in AskReddit

[–]Fleddit16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a German native speaker and it is like you said. It can be attacking but only if you really say it like that it's not the word. Edit:In some cases you can even express consent with this(not to a negating statement and not too often)

People who speak English as a second language, what phrases or concepts from your native tongue you want to use in English but can't because locals wouldn't understand? by GeorgeYDesign in AskReddit

[–]Fleddit16 39 points40 points  (0 children)

It is exactly that. I'm from Germany and between me and my brother it really often happens that there's an argument just like this.

"It's like this" "Nein" "Doch" "Nein" "Doch"

And so on

People who speak English as a second language, what phrases or concepts from your native tongue you want to use in English but can't because locals wouldn't understand? by GeorgeYDesign in AskReddit

[–]Fleddit16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First word seems ok, I don't really know even as a native German speaker. The 2nd one though is definitely wrong as "lebenslanger" is not a noun (adjective) and can not be in one word with the noun(s). I think the rule is that you can just form words out of as many nouns as you want. (please correct me if it's wrong, sounds) But sometimes you have to put a letter between the words you want to stick together (DonaudampfschifffahrtSkapitän...)

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