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Interestingly, in contemporary German we tend to say "am Arsch" instead of "im Arsch". Mozart's version seems even more offensive, referring more to the inside
by conformist 6y ago
Interestingly, in contemporary German we tend to say "am Arsch" instead of "im Arsch".
Mozart's version seems even more offensive, referring more to the inside than the outside of said body part.
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- tyingq 6y agoI was very confused by the popular "Schiesser" brand of underwear when living in Germany until I noticed that "Scheisser" had the e and i in a different order.