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Uploaded by on Feb 5, 2009

one more video about the german and austrian german language :)
I hope you like it and learn something new

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  • @TotAberLebendig as far as i know you can also say "im öl" (which sounds pretty much the same as "im ö"). so maybe this phrase origins from the swedish word "öl" or the danish word "øl" (which is also pronounced as "öl") and means beer - so i guess being drunk fits best and that's also how i would use this phrase. but i'm from vienna, so maybe it means something else in upper austia ;)

  • hoppla sollte *"dem die E und dann die A saite reißt" sein

  • Ein Geigenspieler dem die A und dann die E Saite reißt:

    "Heast jetzt is die E eh oo dann reißt die A ah no oo!"

  • Austrian dialect sounds AWESOME. I just love so much about Austria.

  • Sie haben einen schönen Akzent

  • That's rather odd. If ever I were to go to Austria I would be totally lost as to what in the hell they are saying. My Deutschlehrerin says that on the handful of times that she has been to Salzburg she really had to focus on what the person was saying to get the jist of whatever they were talking about. She says it was like trying to understand a small child.

  • @segabet FPÖler! damit toppst du wohl das "volltrottl". ^^

  • @jazzsonic volltrottl... -.-*

  • Your videos are very interesting...

  • I did but i reffer to "Im Ö" as "to be drunk" o.O

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