John F. Kennedy - "Ich Bin Ein Berliner" Speech
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@piquanting Actually, it's more like saying "I am a Danish" versus "I am Danish."
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"It worked! My time machine worked! *crushed* I AM A JELLY DONUT!
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You´re a stupid. Kennedy says it well.
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And I am proud, I am a jelly doughnut
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@rawrsararawr1017 hehe
stupid insulters
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@shisha86 German doesn't use indefinite articles as much as English
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@piquanting no, that´s wrong. "I am Berliner" is just grammatically wrong in German.
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Ich bin ein Berliner , Translation, i am a donut.
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He says i am a Berlin
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I AM A JELLY DOUGHNUT!!!
haha i learned about this in deutch class:) stupid americans:)
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@ all: "ein Berliner" is a Pun, it means both. But in this context everyone of course understood the correct meaning. And I am 100% sure as I am german.
99Einsteinium 1 year ago 9
Think of the difference between saying "I am a Canadian" and "I am Canadian". It would be un-idiomatic for a visiting foreign leader to say "I am Canadian", since this would imply they actually are from here. But it would sound quite natural to say "I am a Canadian".
piquanting 2 years ago 5