For anyone who recognizes German words on the page but would rather not attempt the pronunciation. Lies es mir vor means “Read it to me”, a wonderfully useful phrase when the umlauts, compound words, and old-school lettering start looking a little ambitious.
It’s a playful nod to language learners, travelers, German-American families, and anyone who has ever handed something over and said, essentially, “You do it.” Because sometimes reading German is one thing. Saying it out loud is another.
Part of the AGC Merch Haus “Lost in Translation” Collection, these are German phrases worth knowing, wearing, and occasionally hiding behind.
