The Germans have a word for it.
Yes, there is a word for “end of work”. An actual word
devoted specifically to the moment of finishing work for the evening, the
weekend or a holiday.
Feierabend is the happy moment of popping your beer open
with a lighter, leaving the office, and cycling off into the evening.
It’s the moment when you can forget work and get on with
life.
It’s the light at the end of the tunnel.
Feierabend is the thing every employee looks forward to with
anticipation and joy – yet the term doesn’t exist in English. How is that
possible?
“Schönen Feierabend” is probably the most used term by
German colleagues, and, it doesn’t matter if it’s evening or not.
It’s something I miss at the end of the day.
What a brilliant word!
Javoo!
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