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by Bernd 2025-12-05 10:14:10 No. 28445
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wait, Spain has multiple religions?
de Bernd 2025-12-05 10:18:13 No. 28448
Wait. Right hand in Germany? Wut? I guess this is mainly about the wedding ring? And that belongs on the left hand, where the heart is.
by Bernd 2025-12-05 10:25:12 No. 28454
>>28448 >on the left hand wait, Germany is left ring hand?
de Bernd 2025-12-05 10:28:06 No. 28455
>>28454 As far as I am aware it is. Maybe it is a North/South or East/West thing? But I always thought it was common literally everywhere to wear the wedding ring on the left hand.
by Bernd 2025-12-05 11:01:35 No. 28468
>>28455 them fucking maps from the internet but well, gentlemen, what finger is it?
by Bernd 2025-12-05 11:55:01 No. 28495
It makes more sense to wear the ring on the left hand if you are right-handed.
by Bernd 2025-12-05 12:10:47 No. 28504
>>28495 >more sense we're talking about love here, man
ch Bernd 2025-12-05 12:33:12 No. 28528
>>28445 Oh that's why a German colleague once shorted two contacts with his wedding ring and fried a circuit board with it. I always wondered why the retard wore it on his right hand.
de Bernd 2025-12-05 12:53:01 No. 28548
>>28528 Was he from Southern or Eastern Germany?
by Bernd 2025-12-05 15:56:52 No. 28655
>Depending on religion If you are a Christian you will wear a ring on your left hand. If you are a Muslim you will wear rings on both hands for your two wives.
ch Bernd 2025-12-05 15:59:55 No. 28657
>>28548 He was Swabian, and this time not meant as a slur but from actual Swabia.
de Bernd 2025-12-05 17:36:47 No. 28685
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>>28657 Okay. So it is probably a Southern thing. Never noticed before. I vividly remember my grandpa explaining to me that the wedding ring belongs on the side where the heart is.
ie Bernd 2025-12-05 21:58:18 No. 28795
>>28657 OK, I'm curious. Why is "Swabian" a slur?
ch Bernd 2025-12-05 22:08:45 No. 28800
>>28795 NTB but we use the term "Swabian" for all Germans, similar to how the French call all Germans Allemands or the Finns Saksas (Saxons). It's only a slur if you say "Sauschwabe" (pig swabian) - this rivalry originated in the Late Middle Ages when there was a war between the Swabian League and the Swiss Confederation, but these days it's mostly banter.
de Bernd 2025-12-05 22:14:36 No. 28805
>>28800 Berliners also call all non-Berliners "Schwaben". Conclusion: Swiss is the Berlin of Europe.
ch Bernd 2025-12-05 22:16:20 No. 28806
>>28800 TB. I've never heard anyone use "Schwob" nicely though. That's why I called it a slur, but it's more a "I don't bother distinguishing between different German subclasses"
ch Bernd 2025-12-05 22:16:43 No. 28807
>>28805 It's got the Bern and the li
ie Bernd 2025-12-05 22:47:45 No. 28830
>>28800 Thanks. I knew that some Germans are describing them as tight-arsed, but I was not aware of anything else. Fun fact, because of my work I had to contact some companies in Switzerland. All the people that I spoke to were actually immigrants from Germany.
by Bernd 2025-12-05 23:35:40 No. 28852
>>28805 >Berliners also call all non-Berliners "Schwaben" like 'rural pumpkin heads', right?