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Wie heißt der Tag "April Fool's day" auf Deutsch? Und wie kann man sagen, wenn man jemanden erfolglich in den April geschickt hat?
Wie heißt der Tag "April Fool's day" auf Deutsch? Und wie kann man sagen, wenn man jemanden erfolglich in den April geschickt hat?
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Der erste April, an dem man sich gegenseitig in den April schickt, heißt wortwörtlich "der erste April".
Nach dem man jemandem einen Streich gespielt hat oder ihn mit einer skurrilen Geschichte in die Irre geführt hat, löst man die Situation mit den Worten "April April" auf.
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