Archive for the ‘german language’ Category
How would you describe the German language?
Everything has its own unique qualities that you personally find in them, so what do you think about the German language? Do you think it’s full of earthy goodness? Is it light and frothy like warm milk, or is it harsh and loud, like a crumbling mountain?
Tell me, how would you describe the german language?
Short, bold and to the point, like a dog’s bark.
Mercedes Benz M113 5.5 AMG V8 engine assembly
german language overview of the hand assembly in Germany of the Mercedes-Benz x55 AMG motor.
The M113 5.5 ML is a supercharged and twin-intercooled version of the 5.4 L (5439 cc) M113 E55. Output is 493 hp (368 kW) (469 hp for the E55 AMG) at 6100 rpm with 516 ft.lbf (700 Nm) of torque at 2750-4000 rpm.
Applications:
2002-2006 CL55 AMG
2002-2006 S55 AMG
2002-2006 SL55 AMG
2004-2006 E55 AMG
2004-2007 G55 AMG
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Can anybody give me an overview of Romanian litrature originally written in the German language?
That’s Romanian literature originally written in the german language not Romanian literature translated into German.
There is no such thing. Romanian until the 1850s was written in the Cyrillic alphabet not the Latin one but that’s about it. The only German minority was in Transylvania where Romanians didn’t even have many rights until 1918 despite being the major population so a Romanian culture(including literature) was most of an underground thing.
German Speaking SomaliTeam Fortress 2 Preview/Gameplay Footage September 07
Team Fortress 2 Preview/Gameplay Footage September 2007 with german comments
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What are the easy and hard parts in German language?
I really like learning new languages and studying them.
I speak Romanian,English,some Slovakian,my native language is Hungarian and Im trying to learn Japanese.I also want to start learning German,because its an important language.
So i wanna know what are the easiest things in learning German and the hardest ones.
First, I’d just like to say well done at learning all of those languages, and your English is very good!
Now, for your question;
I’ve been studying German for four years now. I’m about to go into my fifth year learning it, and I still find it difficult. There are particular bits I find challenging, for example, the gender of words. ‘Der, Die and Das’ & ‘Ein, Eine and Einer’ etc etc (masculine, feminine, neuter). With the genders, there is no way of knowing which gender goes with which word. You have to memorize words with their genders, and that’s a lot! 
The second bit I find challenging (extremely challenging, but that’s just my personal opinion) is the four cases in the language; Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive.
An example of accusative (shows why it’s difficult!)
Beißt der Hund den Mann – The dog bites the man.
Beißt den Mann der Hund – The dog bites the man.
Despite its different word order, because it’s ‘DEN’ Mann, it’s ‘accusative’, the object of the sentence. So whichever order you put ‘der Hund’ and ‘den Mann’ in, the man will be the thing being bitten.
Beißt der Mann den Hund. – The man bites the dog.
Because it’s DER Mann, the thing being bitten becomes the dog. (If that makes sense?)
That probably doesn’t sound difficult, but it’s more complex than that. ‘der Hund’ and ‘den Mann’ are both masculine words. For dative and genitive, you have different beginnings besides ‘den’ & ‘der’. And the other genders, ‘Feminine and neuter’ have their own beginnings for Nominative, Accusative, Dative and Genitive.
As you can probably tell, the cases can change the entire meaning of a sentence. So, getting the cases right is important, and takes a lot of practice.
However, German is an absolutely wonderful language to learn. It’s widely used, and there are some words that are similar to English. For example, Auto = Car, Katze = Cat, and more. So despite the difficulty, it’s definitely worth it! And you already know four/five languages, so languages might come easy to you – learning German might be easy for you! it all depends on how committed you are.
If you want to start learning German, there are two sites I recommend;
http://german.about.com/
http://mylanguages.org/learn_german.php
Absoloutly wonderful sites, they give you (literally) everything you need to know!
Another sites I was told about was www.leo.org, though I’ve never been on that myself, I’ve heard it’s brilliant.
Viel Glück! Ich liebe die Deutsche Sprache 
Ofensive words for a girl in german language?
I am about to start to write a short story that involves a german girl, every time she get affected by other girl, she said words like "6itch",
"stupid girl" or the phrases usually the girls launch between them to blame each other, but in german language please. (In order to write the right word exchange the number 6 for the letter b) Thanks! 10 points are waiting for you
The most used transtlation for this word would be " Schlampe".
There are other translations but i guess that one would be most used by an actual german girl.
For other phrases like that i guess the words used would vary from region to region. I can offer you " doofe Kuh" for stupid girl, literally it means dumb cow.
If you tell me other phrases you would wanna use i could help you with those as well.
Gilla “Rasputin”
“Rasputin” – german version (10/1978). video: concert in Ekaterinburg, Russia (1997)
http://gilla-info.narod.ru
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Which German language versions of the KRAFTWERK albums do you have?
List the German language versions you have, and then say whether you like that version better than the English version.
I know that these 3 albums have german language versions:
Trans Europe Express (1977)
The Man Machine (1978)
Computer World (1981)
I have the German language version of The Man Machine, and I prefer it over the English version.
Autobahn ((only available in German)
Radio-Aktivität
Trans Europa Express
Die Mensch-Maschine
Computerwelt
Electric Café
The Mix
Tour De France Soundtracks (Kraftwerk used French, English and German language)
Minimum Maximum
"Es wird immer weiter geh´n, Musik als Träger von Ideen"
