Literally, this phrase means, “To act as if you have fat pants.” It’s used to describe someone who is bragging or generally pretending to be better than they really are, especially when it comes to possessing money or wealth. The idea is that your pants get wider due to an abundance...
Grüß Gott is an abbreviated form of the phrase grüß dich Gott (“the greeting of God to you”). In English, we might render grüß Gott as “may God bless you.” For Austrians and Southern Germans, it’s really just a way of saying “Hello.” A Bavarian variation of Grü...
Die Sterne= the stars (celestial body) Die Toten Hosen= literallythe dead trousers. A slang expression for a boring place to be (phrase: "Hier ist total tote Hose.") (commonly used in the northern parts of Germany), it can also refer to impotence. Dschinghis Khan= The German spelling o...
I wouldn’t say I became stronger as man during this time with Covid, I would say it just taught me more to rely on God more and more everyday than rely on anything else. This is our second interview. Last summer I interviewed you as you were to play at your first Howard Hoops to...
3. Entire sentences: –bahit unz got‘God preserve us!,’ G Behüte uns Gott! (19, ≠ AY kholile 32, khas vesholem 53); –zey zolin visen mayn her dos zey zind eyn (boshtard) [sic] ‘You should know, sir, that you are a bastard,’ G Sie sollen wissen, mein Herr, daß...
you have to keep grinding, keep my head down and keep moving forward. You can only control what your doing”, warned Vincent Hunter. There is that phrase again of keeping his head down and moving forward. Every player´s dream is the NBA, and for Vincent Hunter being at the big show...