VIDEO: Burgerkill's Indonesian heavy metal language lesson
Learn all the vital heavy metal phrases you might need in Indonesia
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We recently bumped into Ebenz from Indonesian metal titans Burgerkill who gave us a helping hand with our language lessons.
Of course we don’t need to know how to ask for directions to the tourist sites or ask for extra parmesan in a restaurant, we need to know the ESSENTIAL heavy metal phrases like “I would like three beers and a Jagerbomb”, “Metallica were better when Dave Mustaine was in the band” and everyone’s favourite “Get out of my basement” amongst others.
Check out the video below!
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