How German Sounds Translated Literally Into English, Part 2

"We make party. Here tap dances the bear." 🤣
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[@silver9809]

Like an early 2000s video game,

[@SouthsidePottery]

Need more of these, they explain so much, very helpful!

[@jeremiematte1587]

Here tap dances the bear sounds like an indie band

[@macvena]

Bwahahahahahaha!!! Das ist richtig!

[@olivyae3057]

I find it funny how a bra is masculine 😂

[@silentfriend369]

Lmao

[@shutterchick79]

This would actually be helpful to English speaking German learners get used to the word order of German....

[@patriciaitalia]

I think of it as poetic license. Old English poetic license.

[@amazinglycricket9716]

English sounded more weird

[@Youngblood-zv2sg]

Akkurat det samme i Norge, litterly the same with Norwegian

[@kingjojojo1]

funny how norse stayed closer to german while english drifted far away

[@laurencote5949]

So strange

[@bigcod14]

You simply sound like the new pronoun police.

[@mimikyubutitsactualyhornet]

😐

[@olivyae3057]

🙄😒