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WE all know how smart and industrious the Germans are, well they also exceed in their creative use of words, including these ten pearlers that have no English equivalent.

1 Fernweh ‘DISTANCE PAIN’

This gem describes the feeling of wanting to be somewhere else. It’s kind of like a reverse homesickness (Heimweh

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