@TheSunmanho Well, I actually meant it to be "sojourner," but that's correct. I lived in Germany for 10 years, too. Germans never heard of this marketing campaign.
your nick name is an example for that too, isn't it? "verweilen" means "to stay around" so a "verweiler" would be a person who stays around, a stay-arounder but in English this word doesn't exist. You made it up, didn't you? But it's possible in German. cool language
my German teacher said the word didn't exist in real German language though Germans would understand it once it was invented. A similar but real German word would be "Fahrspass" (driving fun) but not "Fahrvergnugen" (driving delight).
Where are the commercials that have girls singing "Farfegnugen, say the word" at the end? Anybody know what I'm talking about? The commercials are like this one but with the singing at the end.
as a kid I used to say fartin' fig newton
fistmeetsurface 4 days ago
i love his pronunciation of Fahrvergnügen XD
11FruitCake11 3 months ago
@TheSunmanho well, is your german teacher german? because we use the word "Fahrvergügen" here in germany, for example you say "pures Fahrvergnügen!"
morganloox 4 months ago
I almost bought a '91 Jetta IDENTICAL to this one in the ad. I am a bit saddened I didn't. It was the"Fahrvergnugen" car"....
TurboVW2004 6 months ago
@TheSunmanho Well, I actually meant it to be "sojourner," but that's correct. I lived in Germany for 10 years, too. Germans never heard of this marketing campaign.
Verweiler 7 months ago
@Verweiler
your nick name is an example for that too, isn't it? "verweilen" means "to stay around" so a "verweiler" would be a person who stays around, a stay-arounder but in English this word doesn't exist. You made it up, didn't you? But it's possible in German. cool language
TheSunmanho 7 months ago
@TheSunmanho That's the great thing about German! You can always make up new words and word combinations!
Verweiler 7 months ago
my German teacher said the word didn't exist in real German language though Germans would understand it once it was invented. A similar but real German word would be "Fahrspass" (driving fun) but not "Fahrvergnugen" (driving delight).
well, so I was told
TheSunmanho 9 months ago
Where are the commercials that have girls singing "Farfegnugen, say the word" at the end? Anybody know what I'm talking about? The commercials are like this one but with the singing at the end.
IMattchewB 9 months ago
reise reise, fahrvergnügen
Fortissimomuziq 9 months ago