Definition: The term 'der' is a word that means "to be" or "to do." It's used in a playful sense to express surprise at something unexpected. Here’s a fun and unexpected use of 'der':
- A teacher asked a classmate, "What's the weather like today?" - The student responded, "The sun is shining down on us!" This is an example sentence using 'der' humorously. In terms of unsettling, it might sound more unsettling to say that someone 'der' you means they're jealous or possessive. For instance: - A coworker approached me one day and asked, "How was your weekend?" - I replied, "I think we should be calling each other 'der'" This is an edgy way of saying 'der' someone, implying a significant difference in status or relationship.
