Schla-ben-zie (also Schlaben)
1. commonly used among English speaking people; under the influence of an intellectual German mood asking the well-being of (someone)
2. impulse | (uttering a loud call) outrageous, frustrating and aggravating situations
1. commonly used among English speaking people; under the influence of an intellectual German mood asking the well-being of (someone)
2. impulse | (uttering a loud call) outrageous, frustrating and aggravating situations
1. asking the well-being of (someone)
Example 1:
Person 1: Schlabenzie?
Person 2: Im great! I just ran in circles for 20 minutes!
2. uttering a loud call
Example 1:
(Tom loses to a girl in a match of arm wrestling)
Person 2: SCHHHHHHHHLAAAAAAABEEEEEENZZIIEEEEEEEEE!!@!@!!
Example 1:
Person 1: Schlabenzie?
Person 2: Im great! I just ran in circles for 20 minutes!
2. uttering a loud call
Example 1:
(Tom loses to a girl in a match of arm wrestling)
Person 2: SCHHHHHHHHLAAAAAAABEEEEEENZZIIEEEEEEEEE!!@!@!!
by PostHermes October 18, 2011