Does anyone speak german?

I hate to pop in here and interrupt this thread, but I have a quick question for Connie...

When I was a kid my best friend's mother was German. She used to say "get out of my kitchen" (in jest) to us all the time. I can't remember the phrase, will you type it out. Thanks.
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That is cool! Thanks for sharing. How wonderful the internet can be!

I want to learn French again, I took it in school, but forgot alot. No one to speak it with
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Here you can carry on conversation with cajun french if you know French.

One day dh and I want to learn it. We have looked into Rossetta Stone even.
 
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/That would be "Raus aus meiner Kueche!!!", or "Geht aus meiner Kueche!!"

Yup, thats it. i usually add "dunnerkeilswetternumolna" you cant really translate this other than dang it.
 
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Okay whats your family name?

Conny, you think I'm going to post it on a thread full of German speakers????????????

I may be stupid, but I'm not dumb!
 
Thank you, Granolamom. That brings back a lot of happy childhood memories. She was kind of like a second mother to me. Here is her obituary, she died on Christmas day, after a 9 year battle with cancer.
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Ilse Hetzger C....
January 16, 1932 - December 25, 2007
Ilse H. C...., 75, died Tuesday, December 25, 2007 at her home. She was born January 16, 1932 in Kiel, Germany to Otto and Luise Hetzger. She came to the United States in 1953 and married Joseph. She is survived by her husband of 54 years Joseph and daughters, Heidi and Stephanie; 3 grandchildren; sister, Gisela and three brothers in Germany.

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Joe was in the military and met her while in Germany. She didn't speak a word of English and he didn't speak a word of German, but somehow they fell in love. When she came here she had to teach herself English. I'll never forget her getting on Heidi and me when we didn't use correct grammar, or used slang. It drove her nuts! She kept a spotlessly clean house and was a strict, but loving mother. She is missed.​
 
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Joe was in the military and met her while in Germany. She didn't speak a word of English and he didn't speak a word of German, but somehow they fell in love. When she came here she had to teach herself English. I'll never forget her getting on Heidi and me when we didn't use correct grammar, or used slang. It drove her nuts! She kept a spotlessly clean house and was a strict, but loving mother. She is missed.

Thanks for sharing, HenMama! She sounds a lot like my own "Omi", who died last year in Germany.
 
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Okay whats your family name?

Conny, you think I'm going to post it on a thread full of German speakers????????????

I may be stupid, but I'm not dumb!

Okay, now you've made all of us curious. If it's any consolation, I can't think of a single German last name that could possibly be bad or embarrasing enough, not to be shared. Maybe your German teacher was totally wrong, or had a mean streak...?
 
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Conny, you think I'm going to post it on a thread full of German speakers????????????

I may be stupid, but I'm not dumb!

Okay, now you've made all of us curious. If it's any consolation, I can't think of a single German last name that could possibly be bad or embarrasing enough, not to be shared. Maybe your German teacher was totally wrong, or had a mean streak...?

I could come up with a few

Aasland
Abfall
Altergott
Annuß
Arsch
Bauerochse
taken from : http://www.echtenamen.de/kategorie.php4?id=1
http://www.echtenamen.de/kategorie.php4?id=22
here
are some city/ village names: but be warned some sound to americans rated M.
http://www.echtenamen.de/kategorie.php4?id=19
and my alltime favorite are from the Juergen v-d Lippe show:
Sturmwart Eisenkeil
and in Schweinfurt was a birth announcement for a baby for a girl named
" LaQuaneisha Martha Obermeier" guess the daddys occupation?
 

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