The Vatican unveils official anime girl mascotLuna@lemdro.id to Not The Onion@lemmy.world – 661 points – 6 days agonichegamer.com134Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsMissed the chance to call her Vati-chan.Oh damn, in German, "Vati" is an affectionate form like "daddy", except it's the word stem of "father" ("Vater"). And wouldn't you know it, Christians also use "Vater" to refer to priests, the pope and their god.Yes, the US largely figured that out with The Empire Strikes Back. 😜Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means
Missed the chance to call her Vati-chan.Oh damn, in German, "Vati" is an affectionate form like "daddy", except it's the word stem of "father" ("Vater"). And wouldn't you know it, Christians also use "Vater" to refer to priests, the pope and their god.Yes, the US largely figured that out with The Empire Strikes Back. 😜Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means
Oh damn, in German, "Vati" is an affectionate form like "daddy", except it's the word stem of "father" ("Vater"). And wouldn't you know it, Christians also use "Vater" to refer to priests, the pope and their god.Yes, the US largely figured that out with The Empire Strikes Back. 😜Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means
Yes, the US largely figured that out with The Empire Strikes Back. 😜Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means
Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means
Missed the chance to call her Vati-chan.
Oh damn, in German, "Vati" is an affectionate form like "daddy", except it's the word stem of "father" ("Vater").
And wouldn't you know it, Christians also use "Vater" to refer to priests, the pope and their god.
Yes, the US largely figured that out with The Empire Strikes Back. 😜
Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.
Dialectic morphology's a tchüß, oder?
I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means