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What does Pantyhose in Your Language mean?
07-20-2008, 02:55 AM
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RE: What does Pantyhose in Your Language mean?
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Encaser Wrote:In Germany they are called: Strumpfhose

what you mean THEY...are you german ?

Strumpfhose is also a splitt word

Strumpf = socks
hose= trousers

socktrousers..hehe

german word is spellt strumpfhose,but said strumpfhoser
Yes I am German. I know that it is a funny word...

By the way in the Netherlands pantyhose are called "panty" or "kousenbroek", which is the same splitword as used in Germany
If you take "kousen" away from the word "broek" it means stockings.
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RE: What does Pantyhose in Your Language mean? - Encaser - 07-20-2008 02:55 AM
RE: What does Pantyhose in Your Language mean? - itodrigoP - 06-28-2009, 10:15 AM

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