Could you people here to provide any German joke?
@Thanks Eliot! This one is tricky. xD
@James It's unfair to say so.^^O.o I thought Eliot's joke is just about frog.@James, It isn't necessary to conclude from my misunderstanding of Eliot's joke, that "humour did not exist in German".^^ It's just about my German ain't good.xD @James, I missed out something on your "joke", it happens. Since I'm not an English/German native speaker, and still working on this two languages. While, everybody knows the fact that differences in various language/culture exist, people might make mistakes when learning it, you repeat this point for what? Oh, but I'd still apologize for I misunderstood your joke.

P.S. Easy James.^^ I'm not pissed off even you contribute nothing to my question.

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Could you people here to provide any German joke? 
@Thanks Eliot! This one is tricky. xD
@James It's unfair to say so.^^O.o I thought Eliot's joke is just about frog.@James, It isn't necessary to conclude from my misunderstanding of Eliot's joke, that "humour did not exist in German".^^  It's just about my German ain't good.xD @James,  I missed out something on your "joke", it happens. Since I'm not an English/German native speaker, and still working on this two languages. While, everybody knows the fact that differences in various language/culture exist, people might make mistakes when learning it, you repeat this point for what? Oh, but I'd still apologize for I misunderstood your joke.

P.S.  Easy James.^^ I'm not pissed off even you contribute nothing to my question.

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I was under the impression that humour did not exist in German.

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Guten Tag, wohnt hier ein "Vogel"?
Ja, im 3. Stock, der heißt Fink

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@ Eve, your reply above illustrates just how hard it is to grasp humour in another language!  ;)

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I think humor in most countries are different^^
But i think before i take 1 joke, i give you this "http://witze-ueber-witze.de/witze-topten.html"

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> @James, It isn't necessary to conclude from my misunderstanding of Eliot's joke, that "humour did not exist in German" 

I wasn't referring to Eliot's humour, I was referring to mine. I made a joke, and you completely missed it. Twice! That's the problem with languages, culture and humour.

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