feierabendbier
What Germans do after work: they grab a beer and hang out with friends. They also drink beers before work (like for breakfast) but those beers they just call "bier" and not "feierabendbier".
feierabendbier by wabbalabbadubdub August 5, 2019
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Feierabend
Feierabend (German, compound noun)
The glorious moment you slam shut your laptop, hang up your hard hat or toss down your tools and officially declare “I’m off the clock, baby!”
Constitutes of the words Feier (=celebration, party) and Abend (=Evening) and is often accompanied by the traditional Feierabendbier (= beer) or Feierabendbierchen (=small beer) aka happy hour beer.
Synonyms: knock‐off time, quitting time, TGIF on a daily loop.
The glorious moment you slam shut your laptop, hang up your hard hat or toss down your tools and officially declare “I’m off the clock, baby!”
Constitutes of the words Feier (=celebration, party) and Abend (=Evening) and is often accompanied by the traditional Feierabendbier (= beer) or Feierabendbierchen (=small beer) aka happy hour beer.
Synonyms: knock‐off time, quitting time, TGIF on a daily loop.
Schönen Feierabend! (=Wishing a co-worker to enjoy there evening when they log off)
"Yo Dirk, want to go for a Feierabendbier tonight?" - "Ja Markus, auf geht's (=let's go)."
"Yo Dirk, want to go for a Feierabendbier tonight?" - "Ja Markus, auf geht's (=let's go)."
Feierabend by red-giant12 May 14, 2025
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Person 1: ohhhh mannn oggghhhh oohhhh oh oh ohfggggggfjdnmmmm I'm so hubgryyyyy I want a feiesta
Person 2: oh bro do you bro mean feast?
Person 1: ohhh no bro just no bro I mean feiesta
Person 2: literally what does that genuinely even genuinely mean
Person 1: a really big cake.
Person 3: hey guys can I join the conversation
Person 2: no
Person 2: oh bro do you bro mean feast?
Person 1: ohhh no bro just no bro I mean feiesta
Person 2: literally what does that genuinely even genuinely mean
Person 1: a really big cake.
Person 3: hey guys can I join the conversation
Person 2: no
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