I don't know what 'Superereignis' means, but I bet it's something good!
Sorta translated it means "a huge event". Always amazes me how many English words have made it into the German vernacular. When I was a kid, the stop signs over there said "Halt" and I'd have to explain to people what "super" meant. Now my nieces and nephews use "super" as we do "outstanding" and the Brits do "brilliant".
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I don't know what 'Superereignis' means, but I bet it's something good!
Sorta translated it means "a huge event". Always amazes me how many English words have made it into the German vernacular. When I was a kid, the stop signs over there said "Halt" and I'd have to explain to people what "super" meant. Now my nieces and nephews use "super" as we do "outstanding" and the Brits do "brilliant".
Thank you. 'Outstanding' is the only one of those you can put '-fucking-' in the middle of and still have it roll trippingly off the tongue...
Here's one with a lot better quality audio:
http://youtu.be/rv7UbRq_A6o
JG.
Thanks JG, but my reason for posting this one was the recentness and the venue.
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