What do you guys call these in Luxembourgish? Tags:luxembourg 28 comments Mustiken I heard different names for them like; Koseng, Grefer, Grep(p)er, Schnaak A lot Luxembourgish people won’t know any of those names except maybe “Schnaak”. Usually people refer to them by calling them “those weird, goofy flies with long legs”. ” Schnaak” or “Huppegees” Klein sheiss In my family, we call them “Schneiderbitz”. Now that I’ve read the other names in this thread, I feel weird. Papp laang Been….. Lol Schäiß Houeren, Blöden Blutsaugschäißdreck, Gottverdammten Minivampiren, Fléiend Arschlächer,… I’ll come back when I find some more Schneider (tailor) Daddy Long Legs You don’t call them, you kill them, restlessly, thoroughly, with extreme violence. Mustique Schneider For f***’s sake ! Drécks véih Waasserleefer Fléipéiter Mosar Edit: reference of a luxembourgish politician Fun fact. A chap at work didn’t believe that we call them “daddy long legs” in England. Cue an Irish person at the same time who confirmed the fact. I’m now in the process of getting “papa langues jambes” (sorry if my French is wrong) spread throughout the country. Schneider, mee ech kenne Leit wu se Siwenstiercher nennen. Wees awer net firwat.. I call them “aschläscher” Stecker scheiss Fecker Schneider!!! Huppegees oder Schnaacken “Hurensöne” Blöd Nerfeg Insekten die engem op den Sack ginn sobal se an dengem Haus sinn “Jubbelgeess” Drecksveih Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
I heard different names for them like; Koseng, Grefer, Grep(p)er, Schnaak A lot Luxembourgish people won’t know any of those names except maybe “Schnaak”. Usually people refer to them by calling them “those weird, goofy flies with long legs”.
In my family, we call them “Schneiderbitz”. Now that I’ve read the other names in this thread, I feel weird.
Schäiß Houeren, Blöden Blutsaugschäißdreck, Gottverdammten Minivampiren, Fléiend Arschlächer,… I’ll come back when I find some more
Fun fact. A chap at work didn’t believe that we call them “daddy long legs” in England. Cue an Irish person at the same time who confirmed the fact. I’m now in the process of getting “papa langues jambes” (sorry if my French is wrong) spread throughout the country.
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Mustiken
I heard different names for them like;
Koseng,
Grefer,
Grep(p)er,
Schnaak
A lot Luxembourgish people won’t know any of those names except maybe “Schnaak”.
Usually people refer to them by calling them “those weird, goofy flies with long legs”.
” Schnaak” or “Huppegees”
Klein sheiss
In my family, we call them “Schneiderbitz”.
Now that I’ve read the other names in this thread, I feel weird.
Papp laang Been….. Lol
Schäiß Houeren, Blöden Blutsaugschäißdreck, Gottverdammten Minivampiren, Fléiend Arschlächer,… I’ll come back when I find some more
Schneider (tailor)
Daddy Long Legs
You don’t call them, you kill them, restlessly, thoroughly, with extreme violence.
Mustique
Schneider
For f***’s sake !
Drécks véih
Waasserleefer
Fléipéiter
Mosar
Edit: reference of a luxembourgish politician
Fun fact. A chap at work didn’t believe that we call them “daddy long legs” in England.
Cue an Irish person at the same time who confirmed the fact.
I’m now in the process of getting “papa langues jambes” (sorry if my French is wrong) spread throughout the country.
Schneider, mee ech kenne Leit wu se Siwenstiercher nennen. Wees awer net firwat..
I call them “aschläscher”
Stecker scheiss
Fecker
Schneider!!!
Huppegees oder Schnaacken
“Hurensöne”
Blöd Nerfeg Insekten die engem op den Sack ginn sobal se an dengem Haus sinn
“Jubbelgeess”
Drecksveih