036 Guguruz - sweet corn
You want sweet corn as a side dish? Then order "Guguruz" in the Upper-Austrian restaurants.
(by Jonathan, 2bBK3, April 2012)
035 gschmo - very funny or comfortable
"gschmo" is very well known in the southern region of Upper-Austria, in the Salzkammergut. It's used in comfortable or funny situations.
034 drecklatschn - puddle full of filthy water
Kids love to jump into "drecklatschn". In Upper-Austria we say "drecklatschn", when we mean a puddle full of filthy water.
(by Lisa & Katharina of 2bBK3, April 2012)
033 jessas na - for heaven's sake
"For heaven's sake". We've got a similar expression here in Upper-Austria, we say "jessas na". Literally, "jessas na" menas "Jesus, no!".
(by Jasmin, Anja, Bianca of 2bBK3, April 2012)
032 dramhappad - to be half asleep
Do you know the feeling, when you get up in the morning, still half asleep and drowsy? In Upper-Austria we say "dramhappad" to this feeling.
(by Claudia and Sophie, 2bBK3, April 2012)
031 blofuassi - to walk barefoot
In summer we love to walk "blofuassi". This means: to walk barefoot.
(by Isabella, Stefan, 2bBK3, April 2012)
030 Hau di hea samma mea - join us
You say "Hau di hea, samma mea", if you want your friends to join you in a pub, bar or restaurant to have more fun.
(by Christina, Kathrin & Richard, 2bBK3, April 2012)
029 hoazn - set something on fire or smoke a cigarette
In Austria we say „Hoazn“ when we set something on fire. We also use the woard “hoazn” when we are going to have a cigarette-break.
(by 1aBK2, January 2012)
028 saufen - to drink a lot of alcohol
In Austria we say „saufen“, when we go out and drink a lot of alcohol.
(by Schmidi & Luki, 1aBK2, January 2012)
027 sau drawi - to be very busy
In Austria we say "saudrawi“ when somebody is very, very busy.
(by Sarah and Sheena, 1aBK2, January 2012)
