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In Germany we don't say "Bye, I have to go now!" No, we klatschen se hands on se Oberschenkel and say "So!"

And I think that's beautiful.

German speaking words in english:

(deutsche Sprichwörter auf englisch:)

"This is the jumping Point." (Das ist der springende Punkt.)

"I only understand trainstation." (Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof.)

"I spider." (Ich spinne.)

"You don’t have all cups in the cupboard." (Du hast nicht alle Tassen im Schrank.)

"Don’t bring me on the palm." (Bring mich nicht auf die Palme.)

"You make me ready." (Du machst mich fertig.)

"Oh, you green nine." (Ach du grüne Neune.)

"I break thogether." (Ich breche zusammen.)

"I‘m standing on you." (Ich stehe auf dich.)

"Everything in the green area." (Alles im grünen Bereich.)

"We go trough thick and thin." (Wir gehen durch dick und dünn)

"This is under all pig." (Das ist unter aller Sau)

"Do you have tomateos on the eyes?" (Hast du Tomaten auf den Augen?)

"Now we have the salad." (Jetzt haben wir den Salat.)

"I see black for you." (Ich sehe schwarz für dich)

In the 1960s, a man living in the Soviet Union walks into a bar and asks, "How much for a beer?"

The bartender replies, "Beer used to be 50 kopecks, but we had to add another 50 kopecks to pay for the Communist Party’s five-year economic plan. So it’s one ruble now. Everybody must pay for the plan."

The man thinks for a moment and says, "Alright, I’ll have one beer, please."

He puts down a ruble on the counter. The bartender takes the ruble and gives back 50 kopecks.

The man says with a confused smile, "I thought you said everybody pays for the economic plan."

The bartender replies, "Yes, comrade — but the problem is, we have no beer."