DontTrustTheRabbit | A Tiny German Word Meaning EVERYTHING and NOTHING @DontTrustTheRabbit | Uploaded August 2018 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Hey rabbits!
In today's episode I want to tell you about a tiny two letter word in German that means nothing and everything at the same time. If you can't follow, don't worry. I'll explain everything in the video. ;) It's a word that native speakers use naturally and without thinking much in many different contexts. But for non-German its use and effect must be terribly confusing and puzzling.
That's why I want to enlighten you today. Ready to learn about the Swiss Army Knife of the German language, a tiny word that means EVERYTHING, but still cannot be translated directly? Then enjoy this video and tell me what you think! :)

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INTRO
"Monkey Spinning Monkeys" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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„Slow Motion Warp" by CouchMango (soundbible.com)
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"Punch Swoosh Series" (modified)
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