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The rolling “R” from club presenter Barbara Lüthi and meteo man Gaudenz Flury’s greeting often annoy the audience. That was shown by the program “Hallo SRF”.
A viewer compares the rolling “R” from club presenter Barbara Lüthi with a person “gurgling”.
The farewell greeting “en schönsche Abed” from meteo man Gaudenz Flury triggers a shake of the head.
In the audience program “Hallo SRF”, the media company made the criticism public in a humorous way.
Club presenter Barbara Lüthi and meteorologist Gaudenz Flury regularly receive criticism from the SRF audience for their trademarks. The media company demonstrated this on Wednesday in humorous clips on the audience program “Hallo SRF”.
Viewer FE was annoyed in a letter about the rolling “R” from Lüthi. The viewer asked whether the SRF had never noticed how exaggerated and affected she was using it so that it was already unnatural. In contrast to French, the rolling “R” seems somehow artificial. “As if the person was gargling.”
“Roaring Red Deer”
Lüthi then pushed her trademark to extremes in a staged club broadcast and asked an “expert” in the discussion group, the “R” emphasized rolling heavily: “Mr. Rohrer, well, roaring red deer don’t just eat scrambled eggs, don’t they?”
Another “expert” asked her: “Ms. Frutiger, why are happy women selling fresh trout?”
“What is that supposed to mean?”
Meanwhile, meteo presenter Gaudenz Flury pissed off some of the viewers with his farewell greeting, “en Hübsche Abed”. The meteorologist went one step further: with the greeting, he not only said goodbye to the postman, but also put the editorial colleagues to flight.
“What is that supposed to mean: e pretty Oobe?” Wanted to know critic WD. Moderator Mario Grossniklaus then explained. It is a phrase from the Prättigau, Flury’s home.
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