For wider reach, I’d assume. I was thinking this was a translated poster but searching for it it seems like the original campaign was in English (afaik)
Sometimes especially in bigger cities ads for health awareness are in German and English. I have seen this ad in German on the subway but I can imagine it being in English in bigger cities. Ads for public health services or support hotlines are often in German, English, Arabic or whatever expat community is big in a city.
Good ad. Don’t know why it’s in English though.
For wider reach, I’d assume. I was thinking this was a translated poster but searching for it it seems like the original campaign was in English (afaik)
E: It was in German
Afaik the original is in German, at least I’ve only seen this poster in German before.
You are right. After searching for a bit I found the German originals.
https://www.deutsche-depressionshilfe.de/unsere-angebote/kampagnen-und-aktionen/oeffentliche-kampagnen
I guess if you’re depressed anyways, you might as well try learning English.
Dunno about now, but when I was a kid in Germany decades ago they started learning English in fifth grade.
Well the obvious answer to your question is: Donde esta el bano?
“I don’t negotiate, motherfucker”?
Ah no, sorry, that’s “¿donde está la Biblioteca?” 😁
Close enough! Wait, I can use one of the other classic quotes: porque no los does?
Sometimes especially in bigger cities ads for health awareness are in German and English. I have seen this ad in German on the subway but I can imagine it being in English in bigger cities. Ads for public health services or support hotlines are often in German, English, Arabic or whatever expat community is big in a city.