A fork of Rural Dictionary
Lost and Found (band) was playing in Germany and wanted to say Rock on, in german, and they didn't know how to, so they said stein auf, until they were told they were actually saying "Stone on top of", and so they had to convince everyone says (in america) STONE ON TOP OF!!!
At end of concert, band would yell STEIN AUF!!!! (for rock on)
This word means "goodbye" in German.
"Auf wiedersehen, mein freund." Translation: "Goodbye, my friend."
E-modification of German "auf wiedersehen = see you later" meaning chat with you later.
A: chat ... chat ... chat... B: chat.. chat.. A: OK, auf wiederchatten. B: auf wiederchatten.
Sentence used mostly by Germans when something related to that person or a person nearby is about to happen. Mostly screamed by the person, which is about to do something in a now fearless manner.
Person A: *Peacefully playing some soccer.* Person B (Probably German): AUF GEHT'S! Person B: *Proceeds to dropkick Person A* or Person A & B are about to lift a couch up the stairs Person A: *Bends down* 3...2...1.. AUF GEHT'S! Person A & B proceed to lift the couch at the same time, thanks to the obvious command of A.
Erhalten Sie ein Leben, beschmutzte Unterwasche; auf wiedersehen.