/int/ - I coined a new word in English today! It's "braus - International

Anonymous

11/10/24(Sun)17:23:22 No.204392228

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Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:23:22 No.204392228 Archived

I coined a new word in English today!

It's "brausage". Brausage is when you take "bread" and "sausage" and combine them to create ONE delicious meal

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:25:45 No.204392299

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:25:45 No.204392299

like a hotdog

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:26:08 No.204392308

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:26:08 No.204392308

that's the exact reason why German didn't catch on, cause it has these autistic combined words like Brotzeit and Brausage

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:26:18 No.204392314

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:26:18 No.204392314

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>>204392299
no, it's brausage

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:27:23 No.204392355

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:27:23 No.204392355

>>204392228
We have this in spanish, choripan, a combination of chorizo (sausage) and pan (bread)

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:27:29 No.204392358

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:27:29 No.204392358

how did I know OP's flag would be German?

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:28:40 No.204392388

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:28:40 No.204392388

Why do Germans do this? The whole combine a couple words into one? It must be studied.

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:28:45 No.204392390

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:28:45 No.204392390

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>>204392355
can't believe brausage caught on this quickly and is already being translated into other languages

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:29:30 No.204392415

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:29:30 No.204392415

>>204392228
We say 'brencheese' in Sussex, too. I bet you can't guess what this word means

Anonymous
11/10/24(Sun)17:30:29 No.204392441

Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)17:30:29 No.204392441

>>204392228
I thought it had something to do with 'brother' and 'sewage' for some reason kek aroo.