TheMightyCanuck sh.itjust.works4Hide 4 repliesGhosts say 'buh' in German? I initially read it as 'bruh' which was equally funny21Reply
rrealrob replyfeddit.org2Hide 2 repliesYes they do. Confusingly we also use "Buuh!" for booing someone who's performance sucked3Reply
Diplomjodler replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesYou don't. And if you absolutely have to, please do it in the basement.27Reply
TTheEEEdiot replysh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyRight? I'm always fascinated how similar English and German are too. Took me a few seconds to realize that "buh" translates to "boo".9Reply
llugal replysopuli.xyzActually 🤓 lol is a German acronym meaning "lachen ohne Laute" (laughing without sounds) It's not but I heard a kid say so once4Reply
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Ghosts say 'buh' in German? I initially read it as 'bruh' which was equally funny
Yeah, pronunciation is the same as the English "boo".
Yes they do. Confusingly we also use "Buuh!" for booing someone who's performance sucked
Exactly the same in English
Oh yeah true
How does one LoL in German?
You don't. And if you absolutely have to, please do it in the basement.
It's German humour, it's no laughing matter
Schörmen hjumer, its no laahsing metter.
Joke's on you, my office is in the cellar.
Right? I'm always fascinated how similar English and German are too. Took me a few seconds to realize that "buh" translates to "boo".
It's pronounced the same, too.
Actually 🤓 lol is a German acronym meaning "lachen ohne Laute" (laughing without sounds)
It's not but I heard a kid say so once
Hahahahaha