What's a word you haven't heard used in years?RealWrastling@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world – 187 points – 12 months ago192Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentLooks GermanWe actually have a word for that: unauffindbarDoesn't that mean unfindable?You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.Ah gotchaSeems like there's a word for everything in German!There is. That word is "alles".For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
Looks GermanWe actually have a word for that: unauffindbarDoesn't that mean unfindable?You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.Ah gotchaSeems like there's a word for everything in German!There is. That word is "alles".For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
We actually have a word for that: unauffindbarDoesn't that mean unfindable?You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.Ah gotchaSeems like there's a word for everything in German!There is. That word is "alles".For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
Doesn't that mean unfindable?You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.Ah gotcha
You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.Ah gotcha
Seems like there's a word for everything in German!There is. That word is "alles".For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
There is. That word is "alles".For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.
Looks German
We actually have a word for that: unauffindbar
Doesn't that mean unfindable?
You are right. It's a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.
Ah gotcha
Seems like there's a word for everything in German!
There is. That word is "alles".
For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it's the English one that's smashing two existing words together.