#2401
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:38pm
hmm do you mean when German are speaking german or when German are speaking english?
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#2403
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:39pm
Wunderbar!
Betrachte meine letzte PM dann als gegenstandslos, so sie noch ankommt
Also, bis dann! Ich muss jetzt, meine Netzzeit ist gleich um!
Liebe Gruesse!
Betrachte meine letzte PM dann als gegenstandslos, so sie noch ankommt
Also, bis dann! Ich muss jetzt, meine Netzzeit ist gleich um!
Liebe Gruesse!
I'm the german Ethel Merman, don't you know... ;-)
#2404
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:40pm
German, spoken by anyone.
It's a rather long word, I think.
And the tone of the word is harsh, too. I remember that.
It's a rather long word, I think.
And the tone of the word is harsh, too. I remember that.
#2405
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:40pm
Sonntag bin ich schon weg. Ich hab noch ne England Rundreise vor mir und bleibe nicht im Musicalland wie mein Bruder :)
edit: @ fiction there is a bad word; maybe you mean "kacke" it means s_h_i_t.
edit: @ fiction there is a bad word; maybe you mean "kacke" it means s_h_i_t.
Updated On: 8/9/06 at 05:40 PM
#2407
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:40pm
See you, M.Berger.
And Fiction I meant the latter. Some Germans speaking English. Not all though
And Fiction I meant the latter. Some Germans speaking English. Not all though
#2408
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:42pm
Okay you guys. I'm off as well. Need to get some things done before bedtime...
I do NOT want to work tomorrow!
I do NOT want to work tomorrow!
#2409
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:43pm
Good night, Jessica 
So WILL you work tomorrow though?
So WILL you work tomorrow though?
#2410
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:43pm
Ah!
Short question before I go:
I have the choice between "Billy Elliot" and "Evita" tomorrow around lunchtime!
Which one should I pick???
Short question before I go:
I have the choice between "Billy Elliot" and "Evita" tomorrow around lunchtime!
Which one should I pick???
I'm the german Ethel Merman, don't you know... ;-)
#2411
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:45pm
FAST!!!
I'm the german Ethel Merman, don't you know... ;-)
#2412
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:45pm
Billy I would say, Evita you may pick up somewhere in Germany as well, Billy you don't.
#2414
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:46pm
And yes Franklin, I have to unless by some divine intervention...
....start praying!
....start praying!
#2415
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:47pm
GOD: Jessica, you should sleep a bit longer tomorrow. Take the day off!
#2417
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:51pm
That would be nice. I'm still sick!
The only bright spot today was talking to you guys and my sister's e-mail this morning: (I know it's all just a trick, she must want something from me, but it was still nice...)
"dieses wochenende hab ich mich mit freunden getroffen.....................war ganz o.k........... gruß von chanel und sandra und ich soll dir viel glück wünschen das du eine berühmte broadway sängerin wirst....(ich hab gesagt dass du kein glück brauchst,weil du's drauf hast)
yo,.........mail back....nell"
The only bright spot today was talking to you guys and my sister's e-mail this morning: (I know it's all just a trick, she must want something from me, but it was still nice...)
"dieses wochenende hab ich mich mit freunden getroffen.....................war ganz o.k........... gruß von chanel und sandra und ich soll dir viel glück wünschen das du eine berühmte broadway sängerin wirst....(ich hab gesagt dass du kein glück brauchst,weil du's drauf hast)
yo,.........mail back....nell"
#2418
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:51pm
*lol* I have to look that up in my dictionary. Fairly broad as my English vocab is, this word is not a part of it...
#2419
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:52pm
Cacophonus? (sp?), that should be the word you are referring to.
#2420
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:54pm
But definitely no fitting for the melodious language of Goethe, Schiller, Thomas Mann and Brecht (not to mention a lot of other famous writers...)
(not to mention a lot of other famous writers...)
#2421
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:54pm
The word I'm thinking of has to do with tone a word carries.
"The rain and hail crash into my windows, causing the thin glass to shatter." has this kind of tone, while, "The soft rain drizzles onto my face as I walk down the country lane." has another.
I think German has the first tone.
"The rain and hail crash into my windows, causing the thin glass to shatter." has this kind of tone, while, "The soft rain drizzles onto my face as I walk down the country lane." has another.
I think German has the first tone.
#2423
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:56pm
The defintion is: Harsh sounding.
So exactly what he was disribing.
So exactly what he was disribing.
#2425
Posted: 8/9/06 at 5:56pm
Okay. Now this time for real: Good Night. Talk to you tomorrow.
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