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In the beer garden

    Just in case you have a bavarian girl-friend and are about to have a get-together with her parents…

  • Yes, sweetie, please bring me an Apfelschorle with a pair of Wiener sausages and mustard. – Ja, Schbozl, bring ma doch bidde a Apfeschoale mid und a Boa Wiena mit Semft.
  • I take a pale ale and a portion of roast pork with dumplings. – I wea ma a Bia nemma und a Boazion Schwainsbron mit Gnedln.
  • I would like a pale, an Apfelschorle and a coke-mix please. – A Mass, a Apfeschoale und an Spezi, biddsche.
  • One portion of pommes, a pair of Wiener sausages and a good piece of freshly roasted pork with juicy crust. Please also give me some mustard for the sausages and ketchup for the french fries. – Oamoi Bommes, oa Boa Wiena und a schens Schdiggl frischn Schwainsbron mid am safdign Grustal. Fia d’Wiaschdl gemsma an Semft und fia de Bommes an Kötschab.
  • Very good, I am arriving just about the right time. Please give me also a portion of this. And one of these crunchy pretzels. -Ja, sauba sog I, do bin I ja grod no rechd kumma. Gem’s ma fo dem no a Boazion, biddsche. Und a resche Brezn.
  • Here that are 25 and its alright. – Do, des san fümfazwanzge und des basd scho.
  • Thanks and enjoy your meal! – Danggsche und an Guadn!
  • the best expression:

  • schens Schdiggl frischn Schwainsbron mid am safdign Grustal
  • Spregel

2 Comments

  1. steph wrote:

    impress her with these and she’ll say:
    “sssuper, Mäuserl, woahnssinn!”

    Thursday, June 29, 2006 at 20:20 | Permalink
  2. Akselbaschka wrote:

    All bavarian Russians usually know is “Da-da-da”. Thanks to Pepzi Kola.

    Their German vocabulary might also include “Haende hoch” (2nd WW???) and “du hast” (Rammstein; they generally think this means something totally rough, violent, brutal, nasty). Vot i vcjo.

    Friday, July 7, 2006 at 16:27 | Permalink