As an American, I am in perpetual shock that schadenfreude doesn't have an English analog.
It's literally our most universal core societal value here and we don't even have a word for it.
It does have an English analog, it's schadenfreude. Like many (most?) English words, it's been adopted.
Well, English is a Germanic language.
As a German, that makes me schadenfroh.
Ich bin ein Morgenmuffel.
I hate being confused. Am I a bafflemuffel?
If I hate muffled sounds does that make me a mufflemuffel?
Germany approves.
Why do we all have to wear this ridiculous ties!
So people who insist on modifying the exhaust on their cars or bikes to make them louder and annoy everyone around them are Mufflermuffel.
And when you tell a grouch to stop complaining you'll be a Muffelmuffler.People who like loud cars: mufflermuffel
Guy dudes: muffinmuffel
Yes. Of course. Adopted this immediately
