They have Aldi in Germany too now?

by Cubelock

32 comments
  1. Why do people even interact with them? It’s like literal savages who just left their island, we should not risk contagion with principles such as liberal democracy and universal healthcare, then they would not be accepted by their tribe when going back and we would have to keep them.

  2. Yea what a weirdos, I just bought an AR15 on my american Aldi

  3. Despite the rumours, Germany is actually pretty welcoming for English speakers.

  4. blatant lie. germans love to drop english into their conversation. especially the ones who wish to appear far more intelligent.

  5. If you want english in your european aldi sud, go to the UK or Ireland.

  6. I’d think this was rage bait but the poses, her (um) aggressively American look, and above all the incoherent run-on sentence with random quotation marks makes it too credible. Pretty sure this is real and she’s The Stereotype.

  7. Glad that I now know that this is an American brand. Gotta start buy from EU instead.

  8. Our Aldi had American Soft Drinks.

    They are absolutely foul.

    Less of that nonsense please.

  9. Because American Aldi is Aldi Nord and that sucks ass

  10. I mean to be fair she’s one of the few Americans that have ventured outside of their borders. She’s basically a brave explorer documenting new lands.

    This is probably like when Cortez first saw turkeys, ‘They’ve got chickens too, fucking big ones’.

  11. Soon there will be Aldi…north… and south!

    ***Civil War!***

  12. at least she said *english* and not *american language*. yanks should be given the same treatment all foreigners get now.

  13. Oh this is so much r/USDefaultism and r/ShitAmericansSay

  14. Everything should have an American English section as handicap accessibility is very important for any equitable society.

  15. Just walk the down isles line by line and ull find what your looking for.

  16. She clearly can’t read… I dare say about 75% of products in an Aldi (and any other supermarket) have their list of ingredients in at least German and English. Depending on where the product comes from, it may also have additional languages, or depending on which border the Aldi is located at. French in Aldis in the Saarland, Polish in Aldis in Brandenburg, Turkish on products like Suçuk.

  17. What’s really dumb is they are the same layout in the states as in Germany. Same shit just different words.

  18. They have aldi in the US? The very secret fall rot-weiss-blau

  19. Go home, Ami, Ami go home,

    nach einem Land ohne Ökostrom.

    Sag goodbye den deutschen Aldis,

    und hallo der gelben Ami-“cheese”,

    Komm nicht bald zurück, if you please.

  20. See, I think this Yank’s post is perfectly fine. She noticed differences, found it interesting enough to comment in, and didn’t really engage in America defaultism. We don’t have Aldi, but we got loafs of Swedish products in Lidl. I assume they’re quite different abroad.

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