<p>I'm Chinese, this phrase does not mean anything to me.</p>

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2017-04-19T06:09:28.810Z
2017-04-19T06:09:28.810Z
Jesse
<p>It isn't a Chinese idiom or other idiomatic expression, and doesn't mean anything.</p>

<p>春 spring</p>

<p>德 morality; Germany</p>

<p>东 east</p>

<p>更 change; more</p>

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2017-04-19T09:05:05.793Z
spring time in the GDR.
Mou某
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2017-04-19T09:54:04.860Z
well, people don't say it like that. You can say it like "东德的春天".
Wol
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2017-04-19T15:47:03.873Z
Just a joke dude
Mou某
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2017-04-19T08:49:56.593Z
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Wol
<p>What does that phrase 春德东更 mean? I found the writing on a t-shirt (which you can see below). When I look up the phrase on Google and Google Translate, the results doesn't come up with any satisfying one. </p>

<p>And, is that in Chinese or Cantonese?</p>

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2017-04-19T07:22:52.553Z
Good thing it wasn't a tattoo...
dda
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2017-04-19T18:33:58.657Z
Since Cantonese is Chinese as well, you could ask "is it Cantonese, or some other dialect?"
Ludi
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What does 春德东更 mean and in what language?
# What does 春德东更 mean and in what language?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-04-19)

What does that phrase 春德东更 mean? I found the writing on a t-shirt (which you can see below). When I look up the phrase on Google and Google Translate, the results doesn't come up with any satisfying one.

And, is that in Chinese or Cantonese?

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/iF8sa.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/iF8sa.jpg)

**Tags:** meaning, cantonese, simplified-characters
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Good thing it wasn't a tattoo...  
> **username_2**: Since Cantonese is Chinese as well, you could ask "is it Cantonese, or some other dialect?"  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-04-19. Score: 3

I'm Chinese, this phrase does not mean anything to me.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2017-04-19. Score: 0

It isn't a Chinese idiom or other idiomatic expression, and doesn't mean anything.

春 spring

德 morality; Germany

东 east

更 change; more

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: spring time in the GDR.  
> **username_4**: well, people don't say it like that. You can say it like "东德的春天".  
> **username_5**: Just a joke dude  

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