Comments by "Miriam Weller" (@miriamweller812) on "" video.

  1. Germany got a word "Tattergreis" (Tatter + Greis, with Tatter pointing at being 'shaky' and Greis being an archaic word for an old man), so the meaning in english is 'old crook'. The real 'tatters'.
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  2. There is a word in germany "Tattergreis" (with 'Greis' being an archaic word for an old man). Word in english would be "old crook" - quite fitting for EU nations, no? "a" in germany is not spoken like the english a (that would be ä - well, closer), but like the a in "after".
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  3.  @tomhugheslv  Toilet tatters.
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