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Published: 2011-12-13 17:02:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1352; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 5
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This is a crazy joke based on colloquialism mixing and inside jokes and kind of sad German learning. But it's for meine Schwester, so that doen't matter. Viel Liebe.Related content
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This a very, very cute and cool idea, but you actually can´t say this in german like that... It would maybe be "Apollo fährt mich verrückt!" ^^ But I like it so much
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Haha, I know you can't, but I had to kind of slam it in for joke purposes... feel free to write a proper translation. 
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I don't get why the Gavin brothers speak German. From the way their English is, German's clearly a second language.
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What, you don't think throwing ja in at the end of every sentence means they're qualified German speakers?
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No, I just find it strange, although... actually I'm an australian who keeps speaking american thanks to watching the simpsons too much as a kid. I'm sorry.
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Oh, I was just kidding, don't apologize.
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Haha, meinst du toll?
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ich habe mögen ausgezeichnet. (i'm not very good with german lolololol)
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Why would you be? haha
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i took german 1 this semester at college 
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Haha, really? I didn't know that. Go you.
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it's not... super easy. but i'm getting the hang of it. I'm pretty excited.
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I'm thinking about taking it too, actually. I've been learning it from a German 1 workbook without the actual textbook. It's fun having no idea what's going on. Die Rock bin Gelb and shit I don't care about.
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literally it means "apollo drives me crazy" (i suppose you wanted to say that?)
but in german, it doesn't make any sense at all.
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I know, it's more of a stupid joke than anything that makes sense. Sorry for butchering your language.
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It doesn't really make much sense anyway, but I responded to someone down there, if you want to check it out.
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I just looked up the translation, very clever
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Haha, sorry you had to look it up. I should've translated it.
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I still didn't get it... >.>
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It kinda means "Apollo drives me crazy", but that's not really a German phrase. "Fahren", the verb "to drive", changes to "fährt" when you're talking about a he/her/it, and sounds sort of, but not really, like "fart".
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No don't worry about it, I laughed when I read it XD Awesome!
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