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In German you use the same word as in English. You call itIt’s called an anglicism. It’sNoob is often used in computer games:

Du bist doch voll der Noob!

But it’s classified as a offense. Anfänger or Newbie would be more friendly.

You can also decline noob exactly as a German Word. For more information see also this page.

In German you use the same word as in English. You call it an anglicism. It’s often used in computer games:

Du bist doch voll der Noob!

But it’s classified as a offense. Anfänger or Newbie would be more friendly.

You can also decline noob exactly as a German Word. For more information see also this page.

In German you use the same word as in English. It’s called an anglicism. Noob is often used in computer games:

Du bist doch voll der Noob!

But it’s classified as a offense. Anfänger or Newbie would be more friendly.

You can also decline noob exactly as a German Word. For more information see also this page.

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Devon
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  • 10
  • 21

In German you use the same word as in English. You call it an anglicism. It’s often used in computer games:

Du bist doch voll der Noob!

But it’s classified as a offense. Anfänger or Newbie would be more friendly.

You can also decline noob exactly as a German Word. For more information see also this page.