Is german rye bread usually eaten with butter?

>>8991182
German here, it is eaten with butter for a butterbrodt but it can be eaten with anything really

>>8991236
Thanks, German.

>>8991246
Bitteschön

>>8991236
Why did you expend the effort to type the stupid German portmanteau for buttered bread?

>>8991267
Because that's what it's called in German?

>>8991236
like sourdough bread myself

>>8991284
But why bother to make the differentiation? You used English in every other part of your post. Why did you do that?

no, you stupid fat bitch

>>8991295
Germans are autistic.

>>8991236

Writing Brot with "d". Wat?

>>8991295

Educating foreigners

Now, when he goes to a German speaking area, he knows what to ask for

>>8991824
>Educating foreigners
>butterbrodt

Hauptschüler?

>>8991295
Why do you give a fuck you spaz

>>8991295
Do you get equally mad when somebody mentions tortillas?

>>8991295
You do realize, of course, that almost every word in English is foreign, right?

>>8993139
Spanish isn't a barbarian language like g*rman, and there is no English word for tortilla unlike the word butter.

>>8993314
>unlike the word butter
which is... butter, suprisingly. hmpf, really makes you think, doesn't it?

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>>8993314
>Old English butere "butter," general West Germanic (compare Old Frisian, Old High German butera, German Butter, Dutch boter.

"How does it feel" to be BTFO? Like a painful assblasting?