[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] more sayings
Ed S
esonnenburg at porchlight.ca
Sun Sep 12 13:12:55 PDT 2004
How many aspirin does a German take for a headache?
Four, one for each corner
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What do you call a German's hat?
A block heater.
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From: <Aydodger at aol.com>
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Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 9:38 AM
Subject: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] more sayings
> Hi all,
>
> I'm really enjoying reading these old sayings. Sure brings back memories.
> Here are some I remember:
>
> Weist du was? Deine nase ist nass.
> Do you know what? (Person would answer: What?) Your nose is wet.
>
> Was soll ich machen? Am Kopf stehen und Lachen
> What should I do? Stand on your head and laugh!
>
> I have no idea the origin of these...but they rhyme in German!
>
> A child/person would say "Das ist meins" (That is mine!)
> My dad would sad "mach deine augen zu, alles das du sehst ist deins!
> (Close your eyes...everything you see is yours)
>
> Wie geht's? Was nicht geht, wird geschoben!
> How's it going?... What doesn't go, gets pushed!
>
> And from a man who has a healthy appetite a little song
> Ich habe hunger, hunger, hunger
> habe hunger, hunger, hunger,
> habe hunger, hunger, hunger, habe Durst.
> Wo ist der Schinken, Schinken, Schiknen,
> ist der Schinken, Schinken, schinken,
> wo ist der Schinken, Schinken, wo ist die Wurst?
>
> Barb
>
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