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What means"wiensinne" in germany?

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??????????????Never heard!
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i speak fluent german and have never heard that one before, could it be you mean "wiedersehn" as in "auf wiedersehn"? that would be "see you again" the standard german good-bye.
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I speak German language, but I never hear this "word wiensinne".
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There is no such word in the German language. It could very well be a dialectical form for "wiedersehen". I donÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â´t know all the German dialects, but I could imagine that.
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You disgusting creature.

Wash your mouth out.
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There isn't a word like "wiensinne" in german, even not something sounding similar to that. Just believe me: I'm a native speaker and not poorly educated...

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"Wiedersehen" or "Wahnsinn" are pronounced very differently; I don't see any connection.
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It's not a German word and I can't come up

with something that sounds similar.

It might be "wiedersehen" which would be

"good bye" but that's pretty far fetched.
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No such word !
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