As of: March 15, 2024, 5:47 a.m
By: Cornelia Schramm
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Bavarian lesson at the bar of Erdinger Weißbier: Jürgen Klopp (left) and Oimara at the first training session.
© Youtube/Screenshot Erdinger
The “Oimara” is now advertising Erdinger Weißbier – just like football coaching legend Jürgen Klopp.
The songwriter teaches Klopp the Bavarian dialect.
A video shows the first lesson.
Erding - Beni Hafner (32) from Tegernsee makes the Bavarian stages unsafe as “Oimara”.
Now he is also advertising Erdinger Weissbier – just like Jürgen Klopp.
So the brewery organized a meeting at which the songwriter taught the football coach legend the Bavarian dialect.
A video on YouTube shows the first lesson at the counter, with more to follow.
In the interview, the singer reports on where his new student is having the most problems and whether Klopp's Bavarian crash course could be the basis for a coaching career in the Free State.
How does it feel to train a world star?
This is a matter of honor!
For me, our dialect is the most beautiful ever.
The Boar language needs to be taken out into the world, so I almost feel like a missionary.
As a teacher, I treat Jürgen Klopp like any other student - and sometimes put on sharper guitar strings.
But one thing helps both teachers and students: such a wonderful Erdinger wheat beer expands the language center.
Erdinger Weissbier advertising campaign: “Da Oimara learns Bavarian at Kloppo”
Does Mr. Klopp need the intensive training?
Anyone who watches the video can see this.
Thanks to his leather pants, he looks like he's in the Champions League, but he still sounds like the district class!
Now it's important that he gets his facial muscles working.
The pronunciation also determines the look - and vice versa.
The main rule: take it easy, don't mince words and leave the etiquette at home!
There are no swear words here, just strong expressions and a “you idiot” is actually a compliment for us.
(laughs)
What is Mr. Klopp's biggest problem?
Well, not just the pronunciation, but also the vocabulary.
The first lesson on the curriculum was “Noagalzuzler”.
The nice thing about dialect is that a term like this can have two meanings.
On the one hand, this means the residual drinker who wants to save money.
On the other hand, the guy who has been trying to finish the last drink for two hours and just can't take it anymore.
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Which terms are still on the curriculum?
The “fresh air wad” that starts when the Noagalzuzla finally makes it to the door.
Then the mug – like the mug of coffee he needs the next morning.
And the “Gscheidhaferl” is based on that.
As a football coach, Mr. Klopp must already know the word!
Beni Hafner from Tegernsee makes the stage in the Free State unsafe as “Oimara”.
© Thomas Plettenberg
Klopp leaves Liverpool: Will he move to FC Bayern as coach?
The whole nation is wondering whether Jürgen Klopp will be hired as coach at FC Bayern.
Do you see the dialect training as preparation?
I'm a Bayern fan myself.
And the club definitely deserves an amazing coach like Jürgen Klopp.
I know that he is leaving Liverpool FC, but otherwise unfortunately not any more than the rest of the nation.
We were able to chat a bit during the video shoot.
He wants to take a longer break and therefore probably has time for our intensive course
(laughs)
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But I can say one thing: Jürgen Klopp is a very relaxed guy.
He has cosiness in his blood – and that suits us Bavarians very well!
The interview was conducted by Cornelia Schramm.