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Guten Rutsch!

Posted on December 31, 2013July 31, 2016 by germericandenglish

Brandenburger Gate on New Year's Eve (Photo Credit: www.sylvester-kurzreisen.de) — Brandenburger Gate on New Year’s Eve (Photo Credit: sylvester-kurzreisen.de)

Germerican Denglish wishes you a Happy New Year’s celebration and a Guten Rutsch!*

Times Square on New Years Eve (Photo Credit: iessanpabloenglish.wordpress.com)

German Glossary

Guten Rutsch – Literally translated means “good slide”, but really means a good start in the new year

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