Schadenfreude has turned to gluckschmerz..
 

Debate amongst yourselves, I have got to go to lunch..

Yes to both.
As I have been described in both terms.

Or how the "feeling of joy at another's misfortune" has turned to "finding pain in someone else's happiness".

Oh, how W. drives 'em crazy!

waehre ich jetzt nicht so beschaeftigt, wuerde ich mit deiner shadenfreude dich um die ohren hauen

und damit basta

We don't need that kind of talk here! :cool:

:p

wo ist der umlaut schluessel ?
Rika

hammanett!

A few more....
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1110573166.jpg

Tim

Total ausgeflipped...

brauch man aber

I've often wondered, knowing the impact that language and structure have on our thought patterns, whether the German language has helped to cause those folks to be the world's finest engineers. You see, it looks like Germans make words up from bit and pieces. Their language seems to be assembled from components. If need be, a sentence can simply be expressed as one big word, as near as I can tell.

stimmt,richtig,bravo,
I remember coming here and the English/American was somewhat difficult,your rules..well always an exception,lots of silent letters, TV / music was my best teacher.Don't get to use it much anymore..so it's fun to stick a word in here and there.
Rika

Germans have the need to express absolutely accurately. The one thing a native German speaker never notices. Having spent a little time trying to learn this language, I can appreciate Mark Twains comments.

http://www.crossmyt.com/hc/linghebr/awfgrmlg.html

Tim

Alles ist scheisse! Habt ihr gemerkt das der "Schimpf-Wort Zensur" nicht in Deutsch funktioniert?

Schade das alle gute Schimpfwoerter English sind....

wirklich?

muss mal probieren...

leck mich am arsch, du vollidiot!

haha, das geht!

Leck dich doch selber am Arsch! Du wichser - hey no offense but this is terriffic!

Erinnerst do dich an die Punk Gruppe "Die Toten Hosen"? Ich hatte einen T-shirt mit den woertern:

BUMSEN
FICKEN
BLASEN

...vorne drauf gedruckt. Klingt gut auch in Englisch!

Wirklich, habe ich den in Bamberg gesehen!