What does ze germans mean

First two examples are quotes from the movie "Snatch". It is actually a term used to make fun of how Germans speak english. Controversy over this definition has arisen due to someone being too lazy to look up the definition of a German word. The 'correct' anglo-german would be 'die Germans' or perhaps 'protection from den Germans'.

The word 'zee' here is clearly meant to mean the and it's a better sounding phrase than die Germans but I have to lend my support to the mispronunciation of the theory to the mistranslation of sie theory. You have also misspelled Deutsch. Origin of ze First recorded in —75; based on the German pronoun sie. More recently, the coinage and use of ze and other gender-neutral pronouns has been motivated by discussions about gender identity. Many gay, transgender, and gender-nonconforming individuals do not identify as male or female or do not want to be identified as either gender.

Even so, use of ze as a gender-neutral singular third-person pronoun is quite limited, partly because of a general resistance toward replacing English pronouns. Inflated to 8 bars. For a pronounciation reference, try Turkish in Snatch. In case Zee Chermans arrive? Sorry, I incorrectly quoted Turkish: its not gun, its shooter. Pron shoe-ah. Shandy squared! Chipomarc Was really wonderful racing times when Ullrich would be mashing a huge gear and Lance spinning up the mountains in July.

Those were the days alright. PT Chipomarc Was really wonderful racing times when Ullrich would be mashing a huge gear and Lance spinning up the mountains in July.

I see what you did there, Sarcasm. Gianni And Rudy, holy shit, how do you get your face that fat? That scene is exactly what I was channeling. Nicely done! The French can make anything sound good. Even snails. But still, rad is such a great word to incorporate into the name for Cycling. Degenkobl Sr. Yeah, right! Oli frank Chipomarc Was really wonderful racing times when Ullrich would be mashing a huge gear and Lance spinning up the mountains in July. I see the tables have turned!

MangoDave I met Ullrich a couple of months ago. That is cool to hear. Festina, the fuckers. Schmiken Three words showing Germans are awesome. Ah oui, ah oui. Cheers, Will. Gut Fahrt! Afraid Zee Germans are going to rob you? It is actually a term used to make fun of how Germans speak english. Mike: They are not German , they're frickin' idiots!!! Contrary to the post above, " Zee Germans " is not referring to how Germans speak English at all.