Do the Germans have a sense of humour ?

johnB Jeu 5 Jan - 17:35

The English take delight in saying that the Germans do not have a sense of humour. Having said that there is a German comedian , Henning Wehn, who is on U.K. television and is very popular.
Last week I heard a caller to a radio station who was asked what he was going to do to celebrate New Year's Eve . He said he had some German friends staying with him and in deference to them they would be following a New Year's Eve tradition which is common in many German homes. Surprisingly, this tradition is to watch a British film made in 1963 starring Freddie Frinton. The film is called " Dinner for One " or sometimes " The Ninetieth Birthday Party. " The film only lasts 18 minutes with little dialogue other than - " The same procedure as last year, Miss Sophie ? ". " The same procedure every year, James. "

Do the Germans have a sense of humour ? Of course,they do - natürlich. johnB.

MurielB Jeu 5 Jan - 22:09

Thank you john for pointing out the humour of our German friends. Humour makes it easier to get on with people, communicate more effectively, It is so important.

Remy Ven 6 Jan - 11:56

Humour is the closest way from between two persons.
However, it's advisable to accompany it with a beer, even an ale Cool

MurielB Ven 6 Jan - 22:28

Do the Germans have a sense of humour ? E465ee10

We laugh and have a good contact but the beer is missing

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