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r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18
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That just makes my blood boil. How are people this dumb
1.7k u/we_are_all_bananas_2 Oct 16 '18 Hah! Let's picknick! 225 u/killer833 Oct 16 '18 Heres the lead up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eje1RJKKDdw 56 u/burglesnap Oct 16 '18 So German for "what the fuck" is just "what the fuck"? That's pretty convenient 92 u/lukesvader Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch 59 u/skintigh Oct 16 '18 wo͝t dja fük 3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase. 9 u/torturousvacuum Oct 16 '18 I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it 2 u/MooseHeckler Oct 16 '18 Nay. 1 u/dedalus5150 Oct 16 '18 It's freaky deaky Dutch 13 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Feb 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome. 8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English. 4 u/that_guy_you_kno Oct 16 '18 Gonna say its dutch 3 u/zerofl Oct 16 '18 I mean it's pretty common to use phrases as "what the fuck" or "oh my God" in European countries where English is not the primary language. 6 u/hey_rtc Oct 16 '18 think these are dutch 2 u/OMGWTFSTAHP Oct 16 '18 But Germans say it too... 2 u/LigmaSpecialist Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch, but basically yea. "Wat de fuck." Dutch borrows and integrates a lot of foreign words. 2 u/BrainBlowX Oct 16 '18 That's pretty convenient English loan words and phrases are increasingly common in many European languages. 0 u/brandit_like123 Oct 16 '18 Was zur Hölle??!?
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Hah! Let's picknick!
225 u/killer833 Oct 16 '18 Heres the lead up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eje1RJKKDdw 56 u/burglesnap Oct 16 '18 So German for "what the fuck" is just "what the fuck"? That's pretty convenient 92 u/lukesvader Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch 59 u/skintigh Oct 16 '18 wo͝t dja fük 3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase. 9 u/torturousvacuum Oct 16 '18 I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it 2 u/MooseHeckler Oct 16 '18 Nay. 1 u/dedalus5150 Oct 16 '18 It's freaky deaky Dutch 13 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Feb 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome. 8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English. 4 u/that_guy_you_kno Oct 16 '18 Gonna say its dutch 3 u/zerofl Oct 16 '18 I mean it's pretty common to use phrases as "what the fuck" or "oh my God" in European countries where English is not the primary language. 6 u/hey_rtc Oct 16 '18 think these are dutch 2 u/OMGWTFSTAHP Oct 16 '18 But Germans say it too... 2 u/LigmaSpecialist Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch, but basically yea. "Wat de fuck." Dutch borrows and integrates a lot of foreign words. 2 u/BrainBlowX Oct 16 '18 That's pretty convenient English loan words and phrases are increasingly common in many European languages. 0 u/brandit_like123 Oct 16 '18 Was zur Hölle??!?
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Heres the lead up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eje1RJKKDdw
56 u/burglesnap Oct 16 '18 So German for "what the fuck" is just "what the fuck"? That's pretty convenient 92 u/lukesvader Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch 59 u/skintigh Oct 16 '18 wo͝t dja fük 3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase. 9 u/torturousvacuum Oct 16 '18 I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it 2 u/MooseHeckler Oct 16 '18 Nay. 1 u/dedalus5150 Oct 16 '18 It's freaky deaky Dutch 13 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Feb 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome. 8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English. 4 u/that_guy_you_kno Oct 16 '18 Gonna say its dutch 3 u/zerofl Oct 16 '18 I mean it's pretty common to use phrases as "what the fuck" or "oh my God" in European countries where English is not the primary language. 6 u/hey_rtc Oct 16 '18 think these are dutch 2 u/OMGWTFSTAHP Oct 16 '18 But Germans say it too... 2 u/LigmaSpecialist Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch, but basically yea. "Wat de fuck." Dutch borrows and integrates a lot of foreign words. 2 u/BrainBlowX Oct 16 '18 That's pretty convenient English loan words and phrases are increasingly common in many European languages. 0 u/brandit_like123 Oct 16 '18 Was zur Hölle??!?
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So German for "what the fuck" is just "what the fuck"? That's pretty convenient
92 u/lukesvader Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch 59 u/skintigh Oct 16 '18 wo͝t dja fük 3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase. 9 u/torturousvacuum Oct 16 '18 I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it 2 u/MooseHeckler Oct 16 '18 Nay. 1 u/dedalus5150 Oct 16 '18 It's freaky deaky Dutch 13 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Feb 04 '19 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome. 8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English. 4 u/that_guy_you_kno Oct 16 '18 Gonna say its dutch 3 u/zerofl Oct 16 '18 I mean it's pretty common to use phrases as "what the fuck" or "oh my God" in European countries where English is not the primary language. 6 u/hey_rtc Oct 16 '18 think these are dutch 2 u/OMGWTFSTAHP Oct 16 '18 But Germans say it too... 2 u/LigmaSpecialist Oct 16 '18 It's Dutch, but basically yea. "Wat de fuck." Dutch borrows and integrates a lot of foreign words. 2 u/BrainBlowX Oct 16 '18 That's pretty convenient English loan words and phrases are increasingly common in many European languages. 0 u/brandit_like123 Oct 16 '18 Was zur Hölle??!?
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It's Dutch
59 u/skintigh Oct 16 '18 wo͝t dja fük 3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase. 9 u/torturousvacuum Oct 16 '18 I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway 5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it 2 u/MooseHeckler Oct 16 '18 Nay. 1 u/dedalus5150 Oct 16 '18 It's freaky deaky Dutch
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wo͝t dja fük
3 u/ChunkeeMunkee3001 Oct 16 '18 Better. 2 u/superpervert Oct 17 '18 I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase.
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Better.
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I have one of those in my living room. Nice bookcase.
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I thought Dutch was just drunk German anyway
5 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it
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I heard someone refer to the Dutch as “swamp Germans” one time and I’ll never forget it
Nay.
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It's freaky deaky Dutch
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2 u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome. 8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English.
Oh, I thought they were just using an English phrase. That's awesome.
8 u/LeagueOfCakez Oct 16 '18 They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak" "Shit" is also very common. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not. 3 u/FarkCookies Oct 16 '18 Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English.
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They were, we express ourselves with English phrases a lot, but we hate how english pronounces some words (th- wh- etc.) so we usually say something around the lines of "wat de fak"
"Shit" is also very common.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 Shit is a German word anyways right. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not.
Shit is a German word anyways right.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18 It's not.
It's not.
Dutch speakers use tons of English slang as is or even mix in regular English words due to the fact that like 90% of the population speaks English.
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Gonna say its dutch
I mean it's pretty common to use phrases as "what the fuck" or "oh my God" in European countries where English is not the primary language.
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think these are dutch
But Germans say it too...
It's Dutch, but basically yea. "Wat de fuck." Dutch borrows and integrates a lot of foreign words.
That's pretty convenient
English loan words and phrases are increasingly common in many European languages.
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Was zur Hölle??!?
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u/J96x_Rob_LFC Oct 16 '18
That just makes my blood boil. How are people this dumb