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Pronounced: Dah hahb-en vir den sah-lat Literally means There we have the salad Das ist doch assi - That sucks Pronounced: Das ist dok ahs-si Assi is short for asozial (ah-soh-tsi-al), meaning antisocial Das leben ist kein Ponyhof - Life can be difficult and challenging Pronounced: Das leeb-en ist kine pohn-ee-hof Literally means Life isnt a place for riding ponies Die beleidigte Leberwurst spielen - To be in a huff Pronounced: Dee bel-eye-dig-tuh lee-ber-vurst sphpeel-en Literally means Playing the offended liver sausage Falsche Schlange - Someone whos untrustworthy Pronounced: Fie-shuh shlan-geh Literally means False snake Fr die Katz sein - To be all for nothing Pronounced: Fur dee katz sine Literally means For the cat Grottenschlecht - Terrible Pronounced: Grot-en-shlekt Literally means As bad as a grotto Hufchen Elend - Someone miserable Pronounced: Huy-fen eel-end Literally means Heap of misery Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof - I understand none of this Pronounced: ich fer-shteh-uh noor bahn-hof - for ich [], raise your tongue to the roof of your mouth and try to pronounce a "sh" sound Literally means, I understand only train station Jetzt gehts um die Wurst - Its now or never Pronounced: Yetz gehtz uhm dee vurst Literally means, Now its all about the sausage Klarschiff machen - To clean up Pronounced: Klar-shif makh-en Literally means Clear the ship Knall och Fall - All of a sudden Pronounced: Nall ohk fahl Literally means Bang after the fall Mach mal halblang - Calm down Pronounced: Mak mahl hal-blahn Literally means, Make it half the length Nicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben - To be wild Pronounced: Neekt al-uh tah-sen im shrahnk ha-beun Literally means Not have all the cups in the cupboard anymore Nur ein Schwein trinkt allein - An encouragement to join others when drinking Pronounced: Noor ine shvine trinkt all-ine Literally means Only a pig drinks alone Nicht die Bohne - Not at all Pronounced: Neekt dee boenn Literally means Not the bean Pi mal Daumen - Approximately Pronounced: Pee mal-uh dow-men Literally means Pi times thumb Pipapo - With all the trimmings Pronounced: Pee-pah-poe Seinen Senf dazu geben - To add your two cents Pronounced: Zy-nen zenf dat-zu gee-ben Literally means To add ones mustard Sich einen abbrechen - To try too hard Pronounced: Zeekt eye-nen ab-rek-ay-hen Literally means To break something off Sich in die Haare kriegen - To argue Pronounced: Zeek in dee hah-ruh kree-gen Literally means To get into each others hair Sich vom Acker machen - To leave Pronounced: Zeek vom ak-ehr mah-hen Literally means Get away from the field Why Its Important to Know German Slang 1 German slang can help you build your language skills

most people I know prefer to go out to bars to do it, which can be prohibitively expensive, so they only do it max once a week or so and arent physically addicted to it (they can stop when they cant afford it)

Druckerman, wished HeyNorris in Paris, who is also in the citizenship process