I just learned about the German word “Morgenmuffel” and I love it.
It describes someone who is grumpy in the mornings.
Not that I know someone like that. 😇
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@mahryekuh I love this. I wonder if there's a German expression for an all day muffel?
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As a native speaker I'd go with Miesepeter (which is another term for grouch).
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@baconandcoconut You'll find this a little difficult to pronounce but Viennese has "Grantscheabm" (literally "shard of grouch").
There is also the less localised "Griesgram".
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@xahteiwi Some folks say that Dutch is a difficult language, but German ups the ante for me. My speech impediment cannot.
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@xahteiwi @mahryekuh Ooh, lovely. Do you happen to know what Oscar the Grouch is called there?
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@baconandcoconut That would be Oskar der Griesgram. @mahryekuh
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It's "Oscar Mopperkont" in Dutch.
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@mahryekuh Excuse me WHAT @baconandcoconut
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@xahteiwi @mahryekuh Maybe he's a little meaner in Dutch? 😆
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@baconandcoconut @xahteiwi It translates to "Oscar Grouch" in English, so it's not that bad, right?
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@mahryekuh I don't know how to say this politely, but in case you ever tell an Irish, Scottish, or Northern English person that name, it will sound very (very very) rude to them.
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@xahteiwi @mahryekuh Southern English too, if you’re counting!
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@samir @xahteiwi @baconandcoconut Feel free to explain the joke privately. 😆
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