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26. Wiener Schmäh
Entering the lexicon interestingly via Yiddish and Middle-High German it has come to kind of mean: sarcastic, yet charming wit of the Viennese, a prank or indeed what we Brits would term banter. An essential phrase to integrate into the cit...
25. "Bappnschlosser"
A cheeky, lighthearted and evocative term for your local dentist. The etymology thereof is: pappen means dazed or drugged and Schlosser means locksmith. So it’s someone who loosens your teeth.
24. "Umme mit der Marie"
This is a local phrase you’ll hear at the Würstelstand and it comes from the old silver bullion coin: the Maria Theresa “Thaler”, minted after her death. It was a famous coin in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and used in the Holy Roman Empire....
23. frag' net do deppert"
“Deppert” comes from Middle-High German depfen which means to stammer or to be confused. It’s been very commonly used in my hearing in Vienna, I can’t think why. Must be the onomatopoeia. Can be used sarcastically, ironically or as an excla...
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