How to Say “Monkey Balls” in German

Affenbälle
The English phrase "monkey balls" is translated into German as Affenbälle.
This phrase refers to toys shaped like balls that are specifically designed for monkeys to play with.

Did you know?

  • The word Affe is used in the German idiom jemandem einen Affen machen, which means to play a trick on someone or make a fool of them.
  • If you were to use the word Affe as a slang insult towards a person, it is often considered much more offensive than the English term 'monkey' or 'ape'.
  • The German word for monkey, Affe, is a linguistic relative of the English word 'ape', though they have evolved to describe different animals in modern usage.

Example conversation

Julian and Julia are visiting a zoo shop.

  1. Julian

    Schau mal, Julia, die Affenbälle hier!
    Look, Julia, the monkey balls here!
  2. Julia

    Die sehen wirklich lustig aus.
    They look really funny.
  3. Julian

    Sollen wir welche für den Zoo kaufen?
    Should we buy some for the zoo?
  4. Julia

    Ja, das ist eine gute Idee.
    Yes, that is a good idea.
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