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GAF spricht Deutsch, zumindest hier drinnen...

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IHaveIce

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Endlich neuen Internetanbieter, neuen Router und Leistung.

Es ist als würde ich alles doppelt so schnell erleben <3

Nun müsste ich sogar ruckelfrei streamen können.

Hamburg, meine Rettung.
 

NaM

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Instead of motherfucker he says "Schweinebacke" in German (literally pig cheek), most likely because it has the same number of syllables. It's not a term people use or at least I've never heard of people using it, outside of these movies.

That's hilarious, thanks a lot.
 
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I thought this would be a thread with "niveau".
 

Pennywise

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Das Modell und der Freak - reloaded?

Viel wichtiger: In einer Stunde sollte wieder Chaosradio auf Fritz kommen.

Female Drake und Vitacola :p


@FliXFantatier
I grew up in Avenwedde until we moved into the centre of Gütersloh.
Still living here and most likely not going to leave it soon apart from studying in Bielefeld.
 
lernmusik ist bei mir eher jazz-hop, so richtung nujabes. tsutche ist aber auch ganz cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUwRGPxCG_Y

wir haben sogar einen thread hier:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=450225



no doubt

uh nice, aber bei sowas schlaf ich schon fast ein. hab mit einer dose red bull versucht entgegen zu wirken und fühl mich schon wie in crank oder so. zum glück trag ich meinen ring des adhs geplagten studenten und krieg auf multitaskting +9, so dass es gaaar nichts ausmacht, dass ich grade 10 mal pro minute facebook+neogaf checke D:


und ja, deutsch ist eine hure. sogar für deutsche
 
I have a question to native German speakers. Is the letter r pronounced at all? For example in words like "warum" or in words that end with an r like "hier", it seems that it has no sound.
 
I see, as a native spanish speaker it's kinda hard to notice when an r is used. Especially 'cause it seems the r in german is pronounced in a totally different way than in english or spanish.
 

TCRS

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well in "hier" it's kind of silent, it's pronounced only slightly, while in "warum" it's stronger. but then again it may also depend on local accents.

@trab
bei mir hilft nur nikotin.
 
I see, as a native spanish speaker it's kinda hard to notice when an r is used. Especially 'cause it seems the r in german is pronounced in a totally different way than in english or spanish.
As a rule of thumb: if the "r" is the final letter of a word, it is not pronounced. However, you should keep in mind that this varies regionally and is not a 100% accurate.

edit: Also, the r in Spanish is an alveopalatal consonant, whereas in German, it is mostly a uvular consonant, so their articulation is very different.
 
I see, as a native spanish speaker it's kinda hard to notice when an r is used. Especially 'cause it seems the r in german is pronounced in a totally different way than in english or spanish.


Start to listen to Rammstein-songs. The singer pronounces the r correctly.


To be a little more serious: Most words with a strong r, are the words starting with it or having it somewhere at the beginning of the word. Like "Radfahren" or "Freizeitzentrum". The first r gets pronouced, while the second r e.g. in "Radfahren" gets mostly almosed swallowed or combined with the e and n. Like "Radfan".
There are other examples like "Futter" were the r turns to an "a". Like "Futta".
Where as in "Frucht" the r gets clearly pronounced.
 
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