Ich💀iel

I'm sturggling with German in school and so I thought that consuming any media that is German must help. It actually doesn't, but occasionally I manage to somehow translate a meme and then I get the funnies.

Me looking at all the German comments and feeling left out

100% englisch? Dünnes Eis zwiebel. Dünnes Eis!

I don't follow this sub, and still getting german posts on a regular basis

I like trying to figure it out. It's one of my favorite things about Lemmy that I can find non US focused communities.

I don't even follow the sub lol, it just hits my front page anyways, y'all are great though.

I enjoy trying to puzzle posts and comments put from my Duolingo tier knowledge and context clues. On the few occasions I've asked about something grammar wise everyone was very polite and helpful. Top tier community

Am I doing this correctly?

As a non-german-speaker, I feel like I get plenty of good laughs out of ich_iel. I only feel like I'm missing out on some of the best posts.

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Danke schön! Ich lerne immer noch Deutsch und finde die Memes lustig!

I thought I knew German decently, this place has made my brain hurt.

i like looking at your funny word memes and imagining what it could be about

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I studied German around 20 years ago, but have forgotten most of it. It's fun to see what I can still understand when posts pop up.

Pretty close to learning German so I can shitpost here

SPRICH!!!

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Thanks. I love this place even though I only fully understand like one post a month lol

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Danke

It's like a 50/50 thing with me. Some go over my head, some I get and chuckle. Regardless, staying subbed makes me feel "cultured".

Bows i am confused daily.

Sprich oder scheiss bustaben dammit wir dir lesen kann.

I always wondered what the meaning of this sub was, what is ich-iel?

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Idk fuck about German but I wonder how many people joined thinking it'd be a Rammstein thing.

I saw it alot with babymetal, people learn a few lyrics than join Japanese communities thinking they'll all join in.