What is Lala German?

What is Lala German?

[ˈlaˈla] adverb. (inf) so lala so-so (inf), not too bad (inf)

What is Abi short for in German?

Abitur (German: [abiˈtuːɐ̯]), often shortened colloquially to Abi, is a qualification granted at the end of secondary education in Germany.

What does albedo mean in German?

noun. albedo [noun] (physics) the proportion of the total light striking the surface of an object, such as a planet, which is reflected from that surface.

What is the meaning of solala?

adjective. so-so [adjective] neither very good nor very bad. His health is so-so. (Translation of so lala from the PASSWORD German–English Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd)

What is so la la in English?

fair to middling
fair to middling {adv} [coll.] so (so) lala [ugs.]

What age is Abitur for?

The three years of study leading to the Abitur represent Years 11, 12 and 13 of the German school system, that is to say the course involves pupils aged 16-19 (or older if they have repeat- ed a year of study earlier in their school career, or have to repeat a year of Abitur studies).

What is the star on Albedos neck?

Albedo is a synthetic human being created by Rhinedottir using alchemy in an experiment called the Primordial Human Project. The star on his neck is a birthmark as a result of the method of his creation, which he compared to the delicate art of glassblowing.

Is Albedo a God?

Albedo, also known as the “Kreideprinz”, is a playable Geo character in Genshin Impact. A synthetic human made by the alchemist Rhinedottir, the mysterious Albedo is the Chief Alchemist and Captain of the Investigation Team of the Knights of Favonius.

What does American Ajax mean?

Ajax in American English 1. a strong, brave Greek warrior in the Trojan War who kills himself when Achilles’ armor is given to Odysseus. : called ˈAjax Telamon (ˈtɛləˌmɑn ) 2. one of the swiftest runners among the Greek warriors in the Trojan War.

What is mean by so so?

: neither very good nor very bad : middling a so-so performance.

Do French really say ooh la la?

Any caricature of the French involves someone saying Oh là là and the best thing about this cliché is that it’s actually true. Living in France you hear it at least once a day, probably more, and after a while you find yourself saying it almost as much.