Regular Meetings mit salonfähig deutsche Gespräche, Lied, Bier und vielleicht ein bißchen Tanz?
Sunday, December 15, 2024 - German Christmas Service
We will move our December 15th meeting to the Peace Lutheran Church to attend their German Christmas Service.
The Mannerchor and Liederkranz will be singing!
Plaetzchen / German cookies and refreshment will be served after the service.
2:30 PM / Recommend you arrive a little earlier.
Peace Lutheran Church
737 Barracksview Rd., St. Louis, MO 63125
www.peacelutheranstl.org
Christmas Party Lunch will be at Favazza's Restaurant
Thursday, December 19, 2024.
More info to follow as we get closer to the big day.
Friday, December 20, 2024 - Beer Choir at Das Bevo
Extra credit event. Get yourself into the Christmas spirit! Tons of fun!
Beer Choir
7:00 PM / Come earlier 6:30 PM to get a good seat.
Das Bevo
4749 Gravois Ave., St. Louis, MO 63116
www.dasbevo.com
REGULAR MEETINGS
1st & 3rd Sundays Every Month -- Only Exceptions Will Be Listed in 2024
Frailey's Southtown Grill, 4329 Butler Hill Rd., St. Louis, MO 63128
Web: www.fraileysrestaurant
Need to confirm where we are meeting? Call 314-690-3148
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Wurst Fest at Donau Park - Are we having fun!
The Stammtisch soaked up the beautiful weather and the company of beautiful people at the DKV Wurstfest! Fourteen fun loving Stammtisch members enjoyed the afternoon together |
July 5 - Watching Germany lose to England at Tiny's in Columbia, IL. At least the German Beer and Food was Good.
We cheered on Germany with members of the Schuetzenverein, DKV and Bayern Munich fan club 2024 Euro Cup Extra Credit Outing at the Amsterdam Pub on Morganford. Germany 5 - Scotland 1. Sumner picks loser!
Stammtisch Outing to Indianapolis. The Rathskeller Restaurant and a Ballgame at Victory Field!
Stammtisch members helping out by cleaning up Concordia Cemetery on Bates Ave. in St. Louis. Concordia was the original cemetery of the St. Louis Lutherans
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Stammtisch Mitglieder rollenspielen auf dem German-American Society Oktoberfest
Recent Partying with the Stammtisch! Belated Swiss Independence Day, usw.
Zum Befehl Unserer
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Dave Lister: What is death like?
2nd Technician Arnold Rimmer: It's like being on holiday with a group of Germans. Red Dwarf- season 1 episode 1
2nd Technician Arnold Rimmer: It's like being on holiday with a group of Germans. Red Dwarf- season 1 episode 1
Everything is stolen. - One of the webmaster's favorites.
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The Schützenverein's favorite, but not the webmaster's
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Sommerspaß beim Stammtisch
A Late February Romeo Day (Alte Männer im Ruhestand essen - auf Deutsch) at Crusoe's, South St. Louis
Stammtisch members meet with German Ambassador Axel Dittmann on 19 Jan
BIERSEGNET
LASS UNS BETEN: Segne, O Herr, dieses Kreatur Bier Daß du aus dem Fett des Getreides hergestellt hast, Daß es ein heilsames Mittel für Menschheit sein kann Und gibt durch die Anrufung deines heiligen Namens, Daß jeder, der ihn trinkt, Gesundheir des Kőrpers Und Frieden in der Seele erlangt, In Namen des Christus. Amen. - courtesy Msgr. Michael Witt, member St. Louis Stammtisch |
KARFREITAG GOTTESDIENST -
Several Members of Stammtisch attend Good Friday Services every year at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Wartburg, IL. The church. On Good Friday, each year, the congregation celebrates their Lower German (Plattdeutsch) ancestors by having a German language service. Formerly, the services were in Plattdeutsch, but nowadays the more recognized Hochdeutsch is used (mostly because it is hard to find Lutheran pastors who speak the lower dialect anymore - at least ones that are in this area). After the service, lunch is provided for free with a donation asked. Other than the Christmas service at Peace Lutheran in South St Louis County each year, German language services are very hard to find. Schade! |
STAMMTISCH MACHT SPAß!
SWISS INDEPENDENCE DAY - 1 Aug 2021 |
Stammtisch helps you learn how to translate without you Handy!
Was sagen diese alte Tobakkarten? Wer is berühmter? Anna May (Mae) Wong oder Conrad Nagel? |
Stammtisch at a Pseudo-Pink Floyd (Rosa Floyd?) Concert in Carondelet Park
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Our Christmas in July Party at Grbic'sEven if COVID stopped our party in December, you can't keep us from having Christmas and can't keep us from Grbic's!
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Stammtisch at German & Swiss World Cup Play
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Stammtisch Members at the St Louis Schützenverein's Königsball April 17
Herr Antrim geht auf die linke Seite des Flusses, um Stammtisch-Mitglieder zu befragen. Er will Video darüber machen. Hier steht er mit unserer Präsidentin Sylvia Hunnewell.
Schauen Sie sich seine anderen Videos an Youtube
Schauen Sie sich seine anderen Videos an Youtube
Weird Al and Alice Cooper Go German!
A Better Danke Schön |
So you think Weird Al and Germans are crazy for wearing lederhosen. Remember the Scots wear dresses!
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Learn German with these TV Series!
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Since many of us are retired we are now meeting at times during week for lunch also at different local pubs in St. Louis. Guests welcomed.
Mitglieder und andere Leute willkommen!
Us at Have a Cow Cafe! 18 Mai 2021
Sumner & Cousin Mike - New Schiesswarts at the St Louis Schützenverein
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April 2021 at River Des Peres Yacht Club
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Nov 1 - Back at Stellar Hog for a cool evening
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Romeo Stammtisch -Nov 5 at Schlafly's
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SWISS INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION AT JIM'S -
protested by our Lutheran contingent
ABOVE: SCHWIEZER UNABHÄNGIGKEITTAG AUG 2019
Yodel Song of the Month: Mein Emmental
These guys are good! You can't beat harmonies and the scenery! Toll!
Yodel Song of the Month: Mein Emmental
These guys are good! You can't beat harmonies and the scenery! Toll!
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE AND SPEAK GERMAN!
Johnny Cash hat ein wenig Deutsch gesprochen. Du solltest auch! Besuch unsere St. Louis Deutsche Schule an Samstagen
Johnny Cash hat ein wenig Deutsch gesprochen. Du solltest auch! Besuch unsere St. Louis Deutsche Schule an Samstagen
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Mr. Bean can sing in German (sort of)! |
UND AUCH - THE BEATLES! |
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About Us / Über uns
St. Louis Stammtisch is a group of people who want to have fun while speaking German as we try to solve the world's problems.
Wissenswertes
1. Over 40% of Americans have a German in their past, shouldn't German really be our national language!
2. Did you know that President Ronald Reagan proclaimed 6. October as German-American Day? German Reunification Day is 1. October and 9. November is Mauer Tag (the day the Berlin Wall came down). Swiss National Day is 1. August. Does anyone really care about Österreich? Well, not really...but, in case you are the minority of one, their national holiday is 26 October.
3. Germans are experts at abbreviation. They have to be with words like Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz (the law for the delegation of monitoring beef labeling). This was abbreviated to RkReÜAÜG. So much easier! Fortunately for us Stammtisch members, the EU has eliminated this word!
Because of words like this:
a. German's never say 5 words really fast; and,
b. German's don't play Scrabble TM
4. Tell someone today that you love them because life is short, but shout it at them in German because life is also terrifying and confusing.
5. While American children may be kind, German children are Kinder.
6. There are two kinds of music: German music and bad music (same applies to beer).
7. Everything has an end, but a sausage has two. Alles hat eine Ende, nur hat die Wurst zwei!
8. Learn German! Being bi-lingual helps prevent Alzheimer's! Wirklich!
9. German is the third most popular language in the world. It is official in 5 countries: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein.
10. Die Deutsche Sprache oder Die Tütsche Sprache? The spelling 'Deutsch' was not finalized until sometime in the 18th Century. Martin Luther spoke of the tütsche Sprache. The Swiss (whose language is more closely related to the older middle German still say they speak Schyzertütsch (Swiss German). Swiss, while a dialect, can sound foreign to some German ears. Here are two examples of words that don't even have a German equivalent and a comparative sentence.
a. göötsche - to play with water
b. Guggihü - a nowhere land
c. Swiss over PA: Liebi Chunde und Chundinne! German same sentence: Liebe Kunde und Kundin! The Swiss makes it sound like they are saying "dear dogs and female dogs."
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