Is that German or Dutch in the final panel? (Well, at least Andy didn’t manage to call a TV repair man; Andy wouldn’t want to waste his beer money on the bill.)
Since when does Andy get up off the couch to do anything, especially “fiddle” with the tv? Greg would have had flo try to fix it and Andy yell at her for making him miss the second race. 2/10
Actually, “How are you today” is Wie geht’s dir/Sie/du/euch etc. “Wie geht es heute” is more like “How’s it going today” or “How is your day”. Vielen Dank for trying.
In the old analog TV transmission days a british PAL set would not be compatible with european broadcasts. Now with digital TV he would more likely be fiddling with the antenna.
“That’s the problem with living in England, you’re too close to Europe.”~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~By golly, you’re right! I never realized that. Even when I lived in England and visited Italy, France and Switzerland, I was not aware of how close I was to Europe!
. I don’t think Andy Capp is a family strip. A hardcore alcoholic layabout that mistreats his wife, is not for the family, but we like him that way, especially when Smythe was running the strip.^^Smythe’s Andy was much more “3 dimensional” in personality, which is why you could like him, despite his bad side; now, Andy is just a drunk who has no good side
Unfortunately, euthanasia is the subject of European law. They are now debating as to whether it’s OK to euthanase children (with consent of both parents)..Also it’s now been decided that a life sentence should mean a life sentence (like it used to be).
Hello everybody, greetings from Germany! Good to know Andy likes watching German TV – smile!Hallo zusammen, ich schicke Euch Grüße aus Deutschland! Schön zu wissen, dass Andy das deutsche Fernsehprogramm sehen mag – schmunzel!
Templo S.U.D. almost 11 years ago
Is that German or Dutch in the final panel? (Well, at least Andy didn’t manage to call a TV repair man; Andy wouldn’t want to waste his beer money on the bill.)
jgarrott almost 11 years ago
The German says, “God evening. How are you today?”
jgarrott almost 11 years ago
Sorry about that, it’s Good evening, not God evening!
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Since when does Andy get up off the couch to do anything, especially “fiddle” with the tv? Greg would have had flo try to fix it and Andy yell at her for making him miss the second race. 2/10
malzspiele almost 11 years ago
The language is German, though with a typo. The meaning is “Good evening. How are you tonight?”
Robbox almost 11 years ago
It’s German: Good evening. How are you today?
Sie sind willkommen!
oldmanbob almost 11 years ago
should be “guten abend…” not “güten abend…”
pschearer Premium Member almost 11 years ago
There is no umlaut in “guten”. That’s the two dots above the U.
YatInExile almost 11 years ago
Sehr gut, danke!
DamnHappyChappy almost 11 years ago
Actually, “How are you today” is Wie geht’s dir/Sie/du/euch etc. “Wie geht es heute” is more like “How’s it going today” or “How is your day”. Vielen Dank for trying.
Dean almost 11 years ago
In the old analog TV transmission days a british PAL set would not be compatible with european broadcasts. Now with digital TV he would more likely be fiddling with the antenna.
goweeder almost 11 years ago
What kind of gas comes from a well?
goweeder almost 11 years ago
“That’s the problem with living in England, you’re too close to Europe.”~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~By golly, you’re right! I never realized that. Even when I lived in England and visited Italy, France and Switzerland, I was not aware of how close I was to Europe!
Mikeyj almost 11 years ago
. I don’t think Andy Capp is a family strip. A hardcore alcoholic layabout that mistreats his wife, is not for the family, but we like him that way, especially when Smythe was running the strip.^^Smythe’s Andy was much more “3 dimensional” in personality, which is why you could like him, despite his bad side; now, Andy is just a drunk who has no good side
Chris Sherlock almost 11 years ago
“Aye,The closest Andy will ever get to understanding German is: Oktoberfest.”
Maybe throw “Heineken” in there?
Godfreydaniel almost 11 years ago
I know they can’t all be gems, but today’s episode isn’t even gravel!
phlash almost 11 years ago
While living in Wales we had SKY and I was able to tune into several naughty German channels
Sandfan almost 11 years ago
Even TV in German is better than none at all, as Andy gets cranky without his tube…
pcolli almost 11 years ago
“What is the benefit to living in England as opposed to here, if I may ask ? ".We spell things correctly here. (chuckle)
pcolli almost 11 years ago
Unfortunately, euthanasia is the subject of European law. They are now debating as to whether it’s OK to euthanase children (with consent of both parents)..Also it’s now been decided that a life sentence should mean a life sentence (like it used to be).
slhansen07 almost 11 years ago
Missed it by this much. – Agent 86
potrerokid almost 11 years ago
The British Isles ARE part of Europe!!! Even ICELAND is considered a part of Europe!!
pcolli almost 11 years ago
Re: other peoples versions…..I heard Gloria Jones’ version of “Tainted Love” before Soft Cell’s but I do prefer Soft Cell’s version.
pcolli almost 11 years ago
But having said that…. I rate Velvet Underground’s, Japan’s and Nico’s versions of “All Tomorrows Parties” equally.
TheMidnightCrazies almost 11 years ago
I wanted to edit that, sorry they don’t say “du” in the strip, oops. :P
Marge Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Hello everybody, greetings from Germany! Good to know Andy likes watching German TV – smile!Hallo zusammen, ich schicke Euch Grüße aus Deutschland! Schön zu wissen, dass Andy das deutsche Fernsehprogramm sehen mag – schmunzel!