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Today I would like to write a bit about the name of the blog: RC Kugelschreiber. When I was in the 11th grade I received as a gift a black pullover with red stripes and two initials on the chest R C. I liked it and I started wearing it. At some point a good friend of mine noticed my piece of clothing and asked me if I bought it because of the initials. Hmm, I was not aware of the fact, but he was right - Radu Cristian. So I transferred the initials here. For the second part, being in Germany a land with so many crazy words, I chose Kugelschreiber. It sounds funny but it means something normal. And here it is in the title. So there's not to much philosophy.
Today I would like to write a bit about the name of the blog: RC Kugelschreiber. When I was in the 11th grade I received as a gift a black pullover with red stripes and two initials on the chest R C. I liked it and I started wearing it. At some point a good friend of mine noticed my piece of clothing and asked me if I bought it because of the initials. Hmm, I was not aware of the fact, but he was right - Radu Cristian. So I transferred the initials here. For the second part, being in Germany a land with so many crazy words, I chose Kugelschreiber. It sounds funny but it means something normal. And here it is in the title. So there's not to much philosophy.
The german language is filled with strange words, some of then very long and some of which sound very funny. So I said to me: wouldn't it be nice if I made a top 10 list of German words that sound funky? So here it is:
1. Kugelschreiber = scribe with a ball, or pen in English
2. Fahrt (Einfahrt, Ausfahrt, Gute Fahrt) = it sounds funny when you read it in English. You can see this word almost everywhere on the highway and it means a ride with an automobile with the versions: entrance, exit, and good trip.
3.Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz = 63 characters are in this word and it refers to a law regarding the correct labeling of the beef. Sexy, wouldn't you say?
4. Sauerstoff = this sour substance is in fact the oxygen that we breath.
5. Studentenfutter = I was in a supermarket the other day and I saw some chocolate bars with the name above. I lol-ed a bit because it means fodder for students. It can be needful in the exam period.
6. Schmuck = I know it sounds funny but there are actually jewelry or decorations
7. Siebentausendzweihundertneunundsechzig = Enter numbering. It's a good thing that I don't write this number down to often. 7269 is the lucky number this week.
8. Gift = contrary to common belief this world is translated through poison. So be careful how you use it.
9. Ohrwurm = it means ear worm and is in fact that moment when you have a song in your head and you can't get rid of it.
10. Tschüß = it means bye-bye!
If you have some funny words of your own, shoot to thrill! See you next time. Tschüß!
R.C.
1. Kugelschreiber = scribe with a ball, or pen in English
2. Fahrt (Einfahrt, Ausfahrt, Gute Fahrt) = it sounds funny when you read it in English. You can see this word almost everywhere on the highway and it means a ride with an automobile with the versions: entrance, exit, and good trip.
3.Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz = 63 characters are in this word and it refers to a law regarding the correct labeling of the beef. Sexy, wouldn't you say?
4. Sauerstoff = this sour substance is in fact the oxygen that we breath.
5. Studentenfutter = I was in a supermarket the other day and I saw some chocolate bars with the name above. I lol-ed a bit because it means fodder for students. It can be needful in the exam period.
6. Schmuck = I know it sounds funny but there are actually jewelry or decorations
7. Siebentausendzweihundertneunundsechzig = Enter numbering. It's a good thing that I don't write this number down to often. 7269 is the lucky number this week.
8. Gift = contrary to common belief this world is translated through poison. So be careful how you use it.
9. Ohrwurm = it means ear worm and is in fact that moment when you have a song in your head and you can't get rid of it.
10. Tschüß = it means bye-bye!
If you have some funny words of your own, shoot to thrill! See you next time. Tschüß!
R.C.
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