'Mein name ist eh kurz' 'Ekurz?'

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[bkgaming]

Bei der weiß man auch nie, ob das ernst gemeint oder gespielt ist!😅

[NinaSchmitt-xi]

Hahaha ich liebs so arg ich finds einfach sooo funny😂😂

[ich_halt]

Ich mag sie einfach 🥰
Und das kann man auch nicht spielen in der kurzen Zeit.
So ist sie eben

[Chaos]

Für mich ist, dass noch witziger. Wenn man „kurz“ in Slowenien sagt bedeutet das was ganz anderes. Und in Slowenien wird das „kurc“ geschrieben aber es wird gleich wie im Deutch ausgesprochen. Es ist ein Schimpfwort das wenn man es direkt übersetzen, ist es ein anderes Wort für das männliche Glied aber es ist ausschließlich ein Schimpfwort, man benutze es für nicht anderes.

[NeseComedy]

Ich hab es trotz Titel ewig nicht gerallt, bin voll bei der Frau

[Hozzizay]

I feel like I am the German now, as I don’t find this funny. I got ChatGPT to translate it.

The joke plays on the way the name "E kurz" (which means "E short" in German) sounds in German. To a German speaker, "E kurz" sounds like "ich kurz, " which translates to "I short" in English. The humor arises because it sounds like a phrase that doesn't make sense, and the absurdity of it is funny.

For English speakers, the wordplay doesn’t have the same effect, because "E kurz" doesn't sound like anything meaningful in English. Also, the misunderstanding about names doesn't translate well into English, as there isn't a similar way to make the wordplay work with English phonetics. The joke relies on German language quirks that don't carry over to English in the same way, which is why it might not seem as funny to someone who doesn't speak German or is unfamiliar with the language's sounds.

Yes, you're right! The joke is quite simple and based on a play with words, which can often come off as childish or basic. It relies on a misunderstanding of names and sounds, a type of humor that can be more amusing in the moment, especially in casual or playful conversations. It's a type of humor that tends to be more effective among children or in light-hearted situations, where the absurdity of the situation is the main source of amusement. For those who prefer more sophisticated humor or wordplay with deeper meanings, this kind of joke might feel overly simplistic or juvenile.

The joke here is a play on words involving the name "Jonas." The person asks if the other person has a nickname, and the response is that their name is "E kurz" (which means "E short" in German). The repetition of "E kurz" sounds like "I curse" in English, which creates a humorous moment. Then, when the other person responds with "Ach so Jonas!" (meaning "Ah, so Jonas!"), it further emphasizes the misunderstanding and the absurdity, leading to laughter. The humor comes from the confusion and the unexpected twist in the conversation.