22-12-2025, 05:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-12-2025, 07:10 PM by Aga Tentakulus.)
It means ‘olla dabat’ ‘she gave’.
Es heist "olla dabat" "diejenige gab"
Die Leute sehen Sachen wo nicht da sind, aber was da ist sehen die Leute nicht.
People see things that aren't there, but they don't see what is there.
And it's not ‘gas’ either.
There is only one ‘g’ in VM and that stands for ‘green’.
The other two stand for ‘ez’ or ‘tz’. They are just written closer together. A “g” has a straight back compared to a ‘z’.
The sentence is written as it is spoken,
‘v'bren, so nim tzas mich o’
Gramatic correct,
‘v'bren, so nimtz as mich o’ typical Bavarian.
It's not like a recipe where you have to take something.
It's a warning that the curse can take you too.
I think ‘michiton’ is a name.
Es heist "olla dabat" "diejenige gab"
Die Leute sehen Sachen wo nicht da sind, aber was da ist sehen die Leute nicht.
People see things that aren't there, but they don't see what is there.
And it's not ‘gas’ either.
There is only one ‘g’ in VM and that stands for ‘green’.
The other two stand for ‘ez’ or ‘tz’. They are just written closer together. A “g” has a straight back compared to a ‘z’.
The sentence is written as it is spoken,
‘v'bren, so nim tzas mich o’
Gramatic correct,
‘v'bren, so nimtz as mich o’ typical Bavarian.
It's not like a recipe where you have to take something.
It's a warning that the curse can take you too.
I think ‘michiton’ is a name.