>germans call candy "bonbon"
Germans call candy "bonbon"
Luis Robinson
Jace Johnson
wut ? it's french retard
John Myers
We really do, though.
Ryan White
Germans are cuter when they say it. They are so strict and serious all the time, but when no one looks, they go for their bonbons.
Ryder Ortiz
BONG BONG
Ryan Moore
so you guys use french words in your everyday conversations?
cute
Luis Thompson
candy it's a generic term bombom is chocolate confectionery candy, like every truffle is a bombom and every bombom is a candy but not the other way around
Brody Thompson
They also have a type of candy called "muh muh", apparently after the sound that cow makes.
Jacob Moore
>so you guys use french words in your everyday conversations?
Are you surprised that german has loanwords like every other language? We use way more french words than bonbon.
Easton Robinson
C U T E
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Charles Ramirez
Nope, not in Germany
Isaac Nguyen
Bonbon is the generic term in French
Josiah Johnson
well we don't use german words when we speak french here nigga
Nicholas Roberts
Actually we do, they just don't look like German words
Belgium is known for its belfries, "beffroi" is a loan from Middle High German
Caleb Murphy
well here it is, just candy is doce here which is also the word for sweet
Chase Morgan
Bonbon is just for hard candy. Candy in general is Süßigkeiten "sweet stuff".
Dominic Bell
Eukalyptusbonbon is very manly.
Samuel Long
Germans say "BongBong" intead of "Bonbon" because we can't pronounce those gay nasal sounds that the french use
Easton Cox
litteraly this word never came out of my mouth in my entire life
Justin Turner
It's more like "Bombong"
Noah Allen
shut up filthy monkey
Ayden Jones
litteraly none of these words also came out of my mouth in my entire life
Connor Martinez
Zachary Gutierrez
here bon bons are either chocolate with ice cream inside or just more chocolate or peanut butter
John Nguyen
nice
Leo Gonzalez
American chocolate tastes like vomit and has high fructose corn syrup
Tyler Perez
Zuckerl > Bonbon desu
Grayson Jackson
based
cringe
Bentley Hall
Plenty of those are from Frankish, which is closer to modern Dutch than German
Carson Gomez
Godteri (goodery)
Anthony Moore
mäysä
Jordan Kelly
It's all connected
Jack Jenkins
it's the same iml, a bonbon is a piece of candy
tho sometimes people say cuker (which is understood to simply mean 'sugar') as a generic term for a sweet