The Wacken Hot Tub (General Chat)

[StrungOut84]

it's the local northern german greeting.

Oh well, I should've taken some German lessons, I would've known the easiest word of the language

I only know Ein bier bitte, which is important I think haha

 

[agresionpower]

Oh well, I should've taken some German lessons, I would've known the easiest word of the language

I only know Ein bier bitte, which is important I think haha

you won't learn "moin" in any german course

 

[Zachia]

Oh well, I should've taken some German lessons, I would've known the easiest word of the language

I only know Ein bier bitte, which is important I think haha

Moin itˋs the greeting in Northern Germany. In the rest of the country it is"Hallo" or "Guten Tag " .

And yes: "Ein Bier ,bitte" is very important.

 

[StrungOut84]

you won't learn "moin" in any german course

Ok! So this is sort of a slang word ?

 

[StrungOut84]

Moin itˋs the greeting in Northern Germany. In the rest of the country it is"Hallo" or "Guten Tag " .

And yes: "Ein Bier ,bitte" is very important.

I thought that was a good thing to know, especially how to pronounce it

 

[Zachia]

Ok! So this is sort of a slang word ?

Iˋts used in the northern dialect ("Plattdeutsch") wich is used in Schleswig-Holstein,parts of Niedersachsen .

 

[StrungOut84]

Iˋts used in the northern dialect ("Plattdeutsch") wich is used in Schleswig-Holstein,parts of Niedersachsen .

Gotcha, thanks for the clarification

 

[agresionpower]

Iˋts used in the northern dialect ("Plattdeutsch") wich is used in Schleswig-Holstein,parts of Niedersachsen .

well plattdeutsch is more of an own language than a dialect.

 

[Milkie]

I wonder if Finns say moi because some of the germans say moin

 

[agresionpower]

I wonder if Finns say moi because some of the germans say moin

could be.

 

[Quark]

Could someone care explain to me what that means? haha

In French (my language), it means minus, less, fewer... and I guess this is not what you guys are saying

Mais avec un s à la fin.

Moin ist norddeutsch.

 

[Zachia]

well plattdeutsch is more of an own language than a dialect.

ja,ja..i know. But this was easier to explain.

 

[StrungOut84]

Mais avec un s à la fin.

Yes of course, but writing ''moins'' without the ''s'' is a common mistake that people often make.

 

[Milkie]

I went to a greek restaurant today and yum the food was good.

 

[Milkie]

I feel like there are more people chatting here when I'm not online. So unfair.