Creep you out! The swear word quiz
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The quirky quiz box for lovers of the Bavarian dialect. Who is referred to as a "Gschaftlhuaba" in Bavaria? And what are you encouraged to do when you hear "Schleich di!"?
Anyone spending time in Bavaria can't avoid the local insults. With these game cards, you can quickly and easily expand your vocabulary with curses from the blue-and-white lands. The goal is to guess 50 curious expletives from all regions of Bavaria and their meanings. Three provided answer options make the selection easier – or more challenging. In a cozy gathering with friends, fun is guaranteed, and you'll gain surprising new insights into the Bavarian language and culture.
A hilariously funny gift. The curse word quiz is a gift for many occasions. With the card box, you can take the vacation feeling from Bavaria home with you – a perfect holiday souvenir! For newcomers to Bavaria, it’s an ideal welcome gift and wonderfully suited to help settle into the new home. Even long-time residents can still learn a thing or two here. In a handy format, the game is a reliable companion on tourist trips, mountain hikes, or beer festival visits, providing entertaining distraction.
A guessing fun for fans of Bavarian dialect and lifestyle. Playable alone or in a group, at home or on the go. A humorous gift for locals and travelers to Bavaria who want to learn to curse in a truly Bavarian way. 50 question-and-answer cards in playing card size (dimensions: 7.3 x 10.3 cm). Dive into the world of Bavarian insults!.
Warning label toy | Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard due to small parts that can be swallowed. |
Language | German |
Puzzle game type | Quiz |
Item number | 44782334 |
Publisher | Groh |
Category | Puzzle games |
Release date | 9.4.2024 |
Warning label toy | Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard due to small parts that can be swallowed. |
Puzzle game type | Quiz |
Language | German |
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