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How do you call this in your langage?
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In French, it is "des ribambelles".
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Scherenschnittfiguren
Actually, it's a Scherenschnittfigurenpapiermenschenkette
Of course the Germans have one word for it.
Scissor cut figures.
It's three words without the space inbetween, for efficiency.
It's literally scissorcutfigures. In German you can chain nouns together to make up more specific ones. Like Doppelkupplungsgetriebe. It's literally doubleclutchgearbox.
We like efficiency. It's part of our mating rituals.
Exept with government or trains
It's important to leave some things up for criticism. That's also part of the mating display.
Criticism? Nah. Complaining
True, but it doesn't sound as romantic ๐
KRITISIEREN! >:(
Beschweren <3 :3
Motzen
Its literally just 3 words chained without using spaces
Papiergirlande