Läppchen
Läppchen is a word that comes from Austria and was invented by two retards. It basically means the same like Lappen which you can search up. But it just sounds better
Läppchen by epic gamer1234 October 28, 2019
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Läppchen
Läppchen is german and means the basically the same thing as Lappen in german. But it just sounds better. It is used to insult someone, usually one of your closer friends.
Läppchen by epic gamer1234 October 28, 2019
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