[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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Comments

[greenvelvetcake]

A sock a footglove?

In the wild wild world that is the German language, sure! Hand (hand) + Schuh (shoe) = Handschuh (glove)

Genius!

[vethica]

In Japanese, gloves are hand-bags!

[ibbity]

They must get very confused when they hear English speakers talking about all the stuff they keep in their handbags.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yes. We have lots of wonderful words that are simply stuck-together desciptions for what a thing does. Like Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher.

[diet_poison]

Google Translate gave me "eggshell breaking points polluter". I'm giggling and trying to figure out what it is. Is it a garbage disposal?

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty accurate save for the "polluter" part. That would be more like.. causer? Basically, it's a weird gadget where you put an egg under it and drop a little weight on it and it causes the eggshell to crack so you can peel it more easily. The English term seems to be punch-bell egg cracker. It has an easier name - Eierköpfer - but I have actually seen the long one on signs in a store - not a great idea, it sounds really stupid and it was so long it stretched over three lines.

[diet_poison]

German is awesome. I love their smush words.

[kallanda_lee]

Same in Dutch: handschoen.