@XTheDarthNiteX Both are possible. You have to differentiate between the familiar "you" that means "du" and a formal "you" that means "Sie"(not to be mistaken for 3rd person plural "sie" that means "they"). "Dir" is the dative case of "du" and "Ihnen" the dative case of "Sie" for 2nd person singular, as well as "ihnen" is for "sie" in the 3rd person plural. The difference in script is the use of upper and lower case, in pronounciation there is none.
@XTheDarthNiteX Both are possible. You have to differentiate between the familiar "you" that means "du" and a formal "you" that means "Sie"(not to be mistaken for 3rd person plural "sie" that means "they"). "Dir" is the dative case of "du" and "Ihnen" the dative case of "Sie" for 2nd person singular, as well as "ihnen" is for "sie" in the 3rd person plural. The difference in script is the use of upper and lower case, in pronounciation there is none.
johnnyglitter111 11 months ago
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It's "Wie geht es dir?" or in a shorter version "Wie geht's?". im german so just had to leave that comment :D. nice song by the way
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johnnyglitter111 11 months ago
Doesn't "Wie Geht?" Mean how are you?
XTheDarthNiteX 11 months ago
@XTheDarthNiteX It sure does. Since we made this for my friend's German project, we just decided to use a common German phrase as the title (=
DDball 11 months ago
@DDball nice i subbed.
XTheDarthNiteX 11 months ago
@XTheDarthNiteX Much appreciated mate!
DDball 11 months ago
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johnnyglitter111 11 months ago
@johnnyglitter111 or isn't it "Wie geht es ihnen"
XTheDarthNiteX 11 months ago
wow this is really cool ..... nice job guyz !!!
ziq0915 1 year ago
@ziq0915 Thanks : )
DDball 1 year ago