A 5 min German class

I have just snorted ginger beer all over my keyboard and my nose feels like it used to belong to Kate Moss it is so sore.

This is the reason why:

German Driving Tranlastions

INDICATORS – Die Blinkenleiten Tickentocken (or Die Onnenoffen Tickentocken)

SPEEDOMETER – Der Egobooster

PUNCTURE – Die Phlatte mit Bludyfukken

LEARNER – Die Twaten mit Elplatt

ESTATE CAR – Die Bagsromm fur Kinderinauto

WINDSCREEN WIPER – Die Fippenflappenschittenspredden

FOOTBRAKE- Der Edbangenonvindskreen stoppenquik

BREATHALYSER – Die Puffintem fur Pistenarsen

SEATBELT – Der Klunkenklicken Frauleintrapper

HEADLIGHTS – Das Dippendontdazzle ubastud

FOG WARNING – Die Puttenfutdownen Fukit

HIGHWAY CODE – Der Wipen fur Arsen

TYRES – Phlattfarts

TRAFFIC JAM – Der Bluddinfukkin damnundblasten

BACKFIRE – Der Lowdenbangen mekkenme Fukkenjumpen

JUGGERNAUT – Der Fukkengret trucken

ACCIDENT – Der Bleedinmess

NEAR ACCIDENT – Der Fukken neer schittenselfen

CYCLIST – Pedalpushen pilloken

REAR VIEW MIRROR – Der Yokhunter TooKlosen

:D

5 Responses

  1. Like that very much LOL … WINDSCREEN WIPER – Die Fippenflappenschittenspredden … thats my favourite – I swear the bugs out here are made of glue, its so true LOL
    xx

  2. LOL i`d love to learn Germany now if this is anything to go by ;)

  3. Mein Gott! Himmeldonnerwetter! You make ze Inklish choke, no?
    Even genuine German (though I love the language) can seem comic at times. I remember my and my sister’s mirth as kids when, during a very brief crossing into Germany on a family holiday, our car passed a sign reading “Krankenhaus” (hospital). Then, in the church calendar, Ascension Day is Christi Himmelfahrt. And Dutch can be even funnier: when you tell someone to make a telephone call, you say, “Belt U op”, which sounds like the opposite.

  4. Better (or worse) still: more or less on the border between Germany and Austria, in the area where Hitler was born, there are villages called Fucking and Wind-Passing. Honest!

  5. I have combined this with the little I know and I had my ‘crash course’ in German! ( still at odds over understanding it well enough to pass a test though )
    :-)

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