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28.12.2011, 22:29
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Swiss german for table football
Any one know, something kasten I got..but not the first bit?
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Re: Swiss german for table football
"tschütteli chaschte" or "töggeli chaschte"
and what we do is "tschüttelä" or "töggelä"
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28.12.2011, 22:52
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Re: Swiss german for table football
töggelä kasten thats the one..great thanks
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29.12.2011, 00:14
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Re: Swiss german for table football
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töggelä kasten thats the one..great thanks
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Töggeli
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chaste
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29.12.2011, 01:21
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Re: Swiss german for table football
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"tschütteli chaschte" or "töggeli chaschte"
and what we do is "tschüttelä" or "töggelä"
Boy o Boy would I like be a "Fly" on the wall , when "Papa smurf" is trying to pronounce those words
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