Any 'not anymore used' german words like “jawohl” and “Fräulein”?











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I would like to know any, shall I say, "out-of-use" german words that may or may not carry connotations, like 'jawohl' or 'Fräulein'. And of course words that would sound somehow weird nowadays. I am doing this simply for fun and knowledge.






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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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    See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/…
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Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




Jawoll!




quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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    There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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      Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




      Jawoll!




      quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



      Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




      Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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        Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




        Jawoll!




        quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



        Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




        Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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          Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




          Jawoll!




          quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



          Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




          Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!







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          Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear




          Jawoll!




          quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.



          Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.




          Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!








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              There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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                There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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                  There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)






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                  There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind: wohlfeil and feilbieten. Enjoy :-)







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