[phyrrus9]

So, my thread on german to other languages got a nice hit, and we branched off on some tangents about the language itself.. So, I'm going to share with you some other ones you might enjoy..



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ottXQrKm068
Fun fact, the word for give/gift in german is actually shenk (like shank)

And then of course, one just for kicks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7e8HInM18A

[Despised]

It's schenke. Schenke means also tavern, it's really about how you use the word in a sentence.

Nouns are always capitalized in German, that's how you can instantly tell the difference if it's in writing.

[phyrrus9]

It's schenke. Schenke means also tavern, it's really about how you use the word in a sentence.

Nouns are always capitalized in German, that's how you can instantly tell the difference if it's in writing.

Did I mention my spelling is terrible... Writing in english, german, russian, and 5 different programming languages makes it really hard to tell which ruleset youre using

[Despised]

It's not a big deal, really. Just figured I'll point that out.

I invested more time in spoken languages than programming ones because I moved to different countries and I had to familiarize myself with their stuff obviously. Adapting to completely new environments can be hard sometimes.

[phyrrus9]

It's not a big deal, really. Just figured I'll point that out.

I invested more time in spoken languages than programming ones because I moved to different countries and I had to familiarize myself with their stuff obviously. Adapting to completely new environments can be hard sometimes.

I only learned german because I had an alcoholic roommate who would only speak in german when he was drunk

[Despised]

It's not a big deal, really. Just figured I'll point that out.

I invested more time in spoken languages than programming ones because I moved to different countries and I had to familiarize myself with their stuff obviously. Adapting to completely new environments can be hard sometimes.

I only learned german because I had an alcoholic roommate who would only speak in german when he was drunk

Now that's what I call an unique way to learn a language. Lol.

[817_091_278]

What did the Germans ever do to you?

[mothered]

The emphasis generated In the German pronunciation and body language Is priceless.

Ever since you've contributed these videos, I've grown to love the German accent/pronunciation more so than ever.