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I opened this comic but didn’t realize I hadn’t scrolled all the way down, so the last panel was hidden. I kept rereading it and scanning everything in every panel trying to figure out the joke.
2:1 aspect ratio gang unite!
Do people actually wish each other Gesundheit outside of Germany?
Very common here in the US as an alternative to “bless you”.
My US parents both have German parents. So yep, we do.
Yes, of course. We Germans don’t suddenly stop that habit when we are traveling abroad.
Ingl, I saw this one coming, but sometimes you gotta let things happen
No, I say “Goes in tight”
The violence of the German language goes well with a violent sneeze.
I use it here in the US, and everyone I’ve used it on knows what it means. Or at least figured it out quickly.
@Hofmaimaier@feddit.org , zeig uns dein Hof
Servus, grüner August, Du schmeckst mia so gut.
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I opened this comic but didn’t realize I hadn’t scrolled all the way down, so the last panel was hidden. I kept rereading it and scanning everything in every panel trying to figure out the joke.
2:1 aspect ratio gang unite!
Do people actually wish each other Gesundheit outside of Germany?
Very common here in the US as an alternative to “bless you”.
My US parents both have German parents. So yep, we do.
Yes, of course. We Germans don’t suddenly stop that habit when we are traveling abroad.
Ingl, I saw this one coming, but sometimes you gotta let things happen
No, I say “Goes in tight”
The violence of the German language goes well with a violent sneeze.
I use it here in the US, and everyone I’ve used it on knows what it means. Or at least figured it out quickly.
@Hofmaimaier@feddit.org , zeig uns dein Hof
Servus, grüner August, Du schmeckst mia so gut.