how to pronounce the following

Winz said:
NAA said:
Dustin said:
Kman said:
Literaly it means I am not blue but blau can also mean drunk.

We have a winner!!! It is a colloquial German way of saying "I am not drunk"

Wann ich bin blau ist, ich schlaf so auf dem Boden! :wink:

Google I assume?

Wenn ich blau bin, schlaf ich auf dem Boden....would be what you wanted to say.

Blau is a little bit regional to say....besoffen oder betrunken would be other terms used

Was ist das Google? :lol:
 
Martin said:
To make things correct:

I hear often the word "sheissekopf" when a English speaking person wants to citate a rude German word. Actually it's written correctly "Scheissekopf". Better is the singular form "Scheisskopf". But anyways, it's still and unknown word in German and never used. The right word would be "Arschloch". That means #######. But never use it at the "Oktoberfest". Someone may hit you with his "stein" (Bierseidel) on your pear (Birne) which is a German synonym for "Head".

More to follow :D

Martin

Please excuse my English!

Hey Martin,

wo kommst du denn her?

Winz
 
No, I'm pretty sure he meant to say Krautensprechen :D

OK, back to the topic.

How is Ljungman best said?

I'm guessing it is "L-young-man" , as the Europeans generally pronounce the J as a Y.
 
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