Submitted by max-venum t3_yed40c in technology
rtphokie t1_itxk8t4 wrote
And then they spelled it “San Hose”, so mixed results.
thx1138- t1_itxwswt wrote
>San Hose
Patron saint of gardens
RFSandler t1_itxz9ds wrote
No, that's San Hoes
ddotevs t1_ity9r6u wrote
No that's a Stag Party
Birdinhandandbush t1_iu04dyx wrote
San hose means without hose.
UloPe t1_ityjv65 wrote
Fun fact, „Hose“ means trousers in German.
Skud_NZ t1_itynf2q wrote
I thought it was "a whales vagina" in German?
emmmmceeee t1_itynvjf wrote
Agree to disagree.
Zwets t1_itz9eb3 wrote
"Hosen" means trousers. A "Hose" would be a trouser, referring to a single pant-leg. As might be expected, needing to refer to 1 half bifurcated trousers doesn't come up in conversation often.
I think "puts on his pants 1 leg at a time, just like the rest of us" isn't used as a proverb in German. Though it could also be my German family members have never had cause to use their version of it.
UloPe t1_iu08bbn wrote
That’s not correct. A „Hose“ is singular and means a complete garment. Hosen is plural and means more than one (except in Bavaria but that’s dialect and doesn’t count).
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