I lived in Germany on two occasions and regularly consume German media. English words are all over the German vernacular, to the point that it's really, really annoying.
For example, "Hast Du das geprüft?" quickly turns into "Hast du das gecheckt?".
„Was meinst, kriegen wir das hin?“
„Safe Digga, das ist so was von easy.“
And they think they're so cool talking like that.
The part that irritates me though is when I try to pronounce Denglish stuff with a German accent and the Germans end up not understanding me. I made a joke about strippers once and got only blank looks, then one guy said, "oh, you mean strippers," pronouncing it the way you'd say it in English as best as he could. I had pronounced it schtrippas.
what's wrong with this sentence? or is it just context for the example?
Ironically, even British English has the issue of Americanisms sneaking in, see e.g. the IT Crowd episode: "How hard is it to remember 911?" "You mean 999? That's the American one".