Swiss German nicknames for romantic partners

Yes, that was the end for George and me.

Or Georgli as I liked to call him.

hehe, smile... and how was he in bed? Some say he is actually gay...

Maybe I'm really Hannah's uncle

My husband just calls me spoiled.

Were you not here in 2009? You would know who Ali is otherwise... some will probably remember the campaign...

http://www.affichage.ro/media/filer_...li_kebap_e.pdf

Yep I was here...

Ali Kebap posters

Stinker.

(seriously)

or even, stinkerli...

Once, I overheard "mis Schiisserli".

Seriously.

My Swiss girlfriends used to call me "Ron Jeremy", "Rössli"

or "King Dong".

Mis Büsi = my small cat

Nobody in particular or everybody

Sometimes my wife calls me schnügu.

But usually she calls me sauheib

Haha, for some reason I find that really cute.

Schnügü is nice. But then you forgot the "C" as it is

chaibe Saucheib

I call my partner liebster, she quite likes it, even though, as she tells me, doesn't mean anything in German

Better Liebster than Lobster

It does. It means masculin form of "dearest".

Schnugg, Schnügel, Schnügeli would translate into sweetie. Gnugg or Gnuggi is my favorite, because I invented it :-) Found out at IKEA that "gnugga" means "to rub, grinding" in Swedish. So that kinda fits, too! ;-)

"Schnuetzelbär"

(Not Swiss but German)

With /ue/, it is very Swiss. Schnutzelbär is more Germany's German.