Category talk:Seelengut

"German"
NOTE: The show invents German sounding words that are often grammatically incorrect and make no sense.

The German word "seelengut" (literally "soulgood" or "kindhearted") is an adjective. Using it as noun does not make it a noun. It's pronounced "ZAY-len-goot", not "ZAY-luhn-goot". The short German "e" is like the "e" in "length", not like the "a" in "abyss".

The German noun "Wesen" ("creature" or "being") is pronounced "VAY-zen", not "vessin."

The German word "Blutbad" means "blood bath" and is pronounced "bloot-bot", not "bloot-bod." The correct plural is "Blutbäder" (“blood baths“), not "Blutbaden". It makes no sense to call someone a “Blutbad”, for while a person might be a “blood bather,“ he cannot be a “blood bath”.

The show‘s "Bauerschwein" is a grammatically malformed compound noun concocted by joining the German words "Bauer" ("farmer") and "Schwein" ("pig"). In effect, "Bauerschwein" means "farmer-pig", i.e., a pig who is a farmer, which makes no sense.