How does this relate to this lovely fruit – the mango?
Well, ever since I started to peel this mango, Dean Martin started singing in my head. You’ve heard his version of “Mambo Italiano”, yah? If not . . .
And, quite coincidentally, I ran across this site:
http://www.babbel.com/magazine/favorite-german-words?slc=engmag-a10-info-germanwords-ob
If you have a moment, take the time to read this. The wording is splendid, and the German words are worth remembering.
Now YOU have der Ohrwurm! And I am free! ;->
Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
Haha, finally the Americans find some good German words. And thanks for the Ohrwurm, which I have now, cycling around the graveyard, virtual hugs from a German Ohrwurm
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Glad to be of service! ;->
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On two different occasions I attended classes in conversational German before a trip to Deutschland, and I’ll have to say that it is so much fun to speak once you decide to just throw yourself into it. I never did get the knack of stringing lots of little words together in one big word though.
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I’d like to see a Scrabble board in German! ;->
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That is a grand idea!
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That was fun! And I made it through two screens of the lessons before I realized it stuck as long as I could see the words, but I didn’t remember them when I couldn’t see them!
And your ohrwurm is so much more fun than mine are! 😀
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I enjoyed reading the link..very funny and humorous. I always imagined Germans were very serious. Now I see the other side. Have a great weekend!
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That piece just fell in my lap as I was readying the Mango Italiano post! There’s probably a German word-phrase for that phenomenon! ;-> Glad you liked it!
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I delighted reading the post and video and thanks for sharing! Have a nice week! 🙂
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Thank you! ;->
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