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Not just in Bavaria, but use all over Southern Germany and Austria, in a situation similar to Gruess Gott, its a greeting that one would hear in Oesterreich Bayern, Schwaben, and Baden similar words are used in. It is derived from Latin, and literally "Your servant" and "At your service." The modern connotation is normally a casual familiar greeting. Servus Uwe! Wie sie es aus bei dir, koennen wir ja am Samstag richtig gut saufen?
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in bavaria, similar to aloha
means 'hello' and 'goodbye' can also be used for 'bon appétit' "Servus, Paul"
"Servus, Afer" "Servus, Peter" |
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Not just in Bavaria, but use all over Southern Germany and Austria, in a situation similar to Gruess Gott, its a greeting that one would hear in Oesterreich Bayern, Schwaben, and Baden similar words are used in. It is derived from Latin, and literally "Your servant" and "At your service." The modern connotation is normally a casual familiar greeting. Servus Uwe! Wie sie es aus bei dir, koennen wir ja am Samstag richtig gut saufen?
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A clan leader on Aardwolf. Servus will lead us into enlightenment
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Inspired by the Bavarian greeting, this word can also describe a particularly attractive female. Bob: She's a real servus!
Jim: Yeah. |
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