Verstehst du diesen Satz?

[Chêvouÿx]

If you haven't a clue what that is, then don't worry.

 

Starbucks and I—primarily he, not I—are both interested in finding other individuals who speak and/or enjoy the German language. If you're also interested in this, go ahead and add Starbucks or me to your friends list and meet us in the community's Ventrilo server.

 

 

 

Trolls: This topic is definitely not the place to troll. OTF was the only place that subsumed this topic, so, really, shut up. If you have no relation or interest, don't post here.

[starbucks]

its good if you want to practice german or need something for school or w/e.

[Harry]

I took 3 months of German a few years ago, and I can't speak it very good, but I understand a lot of words.

 

A nice language to learn if English is your first, or if you want to explore.

[Neji]

Auschwitz-Birkenau,Dich Kaputt!!! Boom!

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Laßt uns niemals der Pflicht vergessen, welche wir auf uns genommen haben

 

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Yes they are quotes from Adolf Hitler. I got them from a Polish movie about Auchwitz

 

These are the quotes I know from movies. The second one I found it on the internet, because I didn't know how to spell it.

 

Btw avro

 

Ich bin verrückt nach dir.

[starbucks]

Auschwitz-Birkenau,Dich Kaputt!!! Boom!

 

 

that has no sense. definitly not.

[jeN]

Ja, ich verstehe sie gut~ wie gehts?

 

This makes me wish I put more effort into actually learning German before my Grandparents passed away.

[Neji]

that has no sense. definitly not.

 

Auchiwtiz which was the place where they held "all the jews". They gassed them and did horrible things to them. Dich Kaputt, which means "die" or "Get down." In polish it meant "You're in Auschwitz-Birkenau, get down! BOOM (gun fire)". I think I missed some words in it. Probably the "You are in"

[starbucks]

Auchiwtiz which was the place where they held "all the jews". They gassed them and did horrible things to them. Dich Kaputt, which means "die" or "Get down." In polish it meant "You're in Auschwitz-Birkenau, get down! BOOM (gun fire)". I think I missed some words in it. Probably the "You are in"

 

i know what auschwitz is brah, and there werent just jews.

[Chêvouÿx]

Godwin's Law has been invoked.

 

Stop that right now and get back on topic. We're here to discuss the German language, not the people or their history.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edit:

 

Ja, ich verstehe sie gut~ wie gehts?

 

Ich bin gut aber das Leben kann sich bald ändern.

[Jewpiter]

when i was stationed in germany I took german classes at night. However it was only for like 2 semesters. I think German is a fascinating language and I only wish I could have stayed there longer to become more proficient at it.

 

:-(