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The nasty German language
(28) | 25/07/2013 | Translate: How heard the words in German in relation to some other languages;
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The ugly German language # 2 A few more words that sound a bit ... weird in German- Portuguese, English and German Brazilian tiktoker @marilucasech compares her mother tongue to English and German, with the help of her roommates. In turn they say the same word in their native language. We realize that the words in English and Portuguese often look alike, something that does not happen with German.
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Let's put a blonde German girl in a visor and see how cute she would be... hahahaha
However like to have, has plate.
If anyone says to this style, all languages can sound miserable. Slate has the video, but the title is a little komplexikos xD
Wrong!
In any language and profereis in such style of words, still doesn't sound so miserable!
The title, it's not at all... "complex", After responding to reality (…) !
the guy who speaks German, speak like a German barbarian boor, who has just drunk and has taken ecstasy, just before he kills someone…the video is completely invalid and biased
the guy who speaks German, he talks like a "barbarian" (that is) classic German!
Video To respond to pragmatikotita100%!!!
The prokateilimenos and germanofilos with Hitler's xwgama ISE ESI!
I did not understand….. German ... where to see the one who does German!!!
Where to see the one who does French...
the guy who made the Spanish accent has no idea