What does “Haba Dere Gibt´s a Bier” mean?

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          "Habe die Ehre" is a Bavarian/Austrian (or also other region's) greeting when coming or leaving. It means "I have the honor" or something like "it's a pleasure to me" ... probably to see someone or to leave someone or a group.

          "Haba dere" must be the short version of that. Search for it, there are lots websites with stuff about it. There is even a tshirt with this saing on it so it must be quite known in some regions.



          "Gibt's a Bier" means is there beer, do you/they have beer (here)?





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            "Habe die Ehre" is a Bavarian/Austrian (or also other region's) greeting when coming or leaving. It means "I have the honor" or something like "it's a pleasure to me" ... probably to see someone or to leave someone or a group.

            "Haba dere" must be the short version of that. Search for it, there are lots websites with stuff about it. There is even a tshirt with this saing on it so it must be quite known in some regions.



            "Gibt's a Bier" means is there beer, do you/they have beer (here)?





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              "Habe die Ehre" is a Bavarian/Austrian (or also other region's) greeting when coming or leaving. It means "I have the honor" or something like "it's a pleasure to me" ... probably to see someone or to leave someone or a group.

              "Haba dere" must be the short version of that. Search for it, there are lots websites with stuff about it. There is even a tshirt with this saing on it so it must be quite known in some regions.



              "Gibt's a Bier" means is there beer, do you/they have beer (here)?





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                "Habe die Ehre" is a Bavarian/Austrian (or also other region's) greeting when coming or leaving. It means "I have the honor" or something like "it's a pleasure to me" ... probably to see someone or to leave someone or a group.

                "Haba dere" must be the short version of that. Search for it, there are lots websites with stuff about it. There is even a tshirt with this saing on it so it must be quite known in some regions.



                "Gibt's a Bier" means is there beer, do you/they have beer (here)?





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                "Habe die Ehre" is a Bavarian/Austrian (or also other region's) greeting when coming or leaving. It means "I have the honor" or something like "it's a pleasure to me" ... probably to see someone or to leave someone or a group.

                "Haba dere" must be the short version of that. Search for it, there are lots websites with stuff about it. There is even a tshirt with this saing on it so it must be quite known in some regions.



                "Gibt's a Bier" means is there beer, do you/they have beer (here)?






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