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i think "mir ist kalt" means im so cold
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@SuarezinLFC Pfffft, no, it's WAY bigger than that.
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@lopp3 Allow Playback on IPod!!
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i love playing this song on guitar! its so HEAVY!!
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Look the dislike bar, it is like jb's snake
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One of the best Rammstein songs. :3
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what the fuck lol the lyrics....
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awesome lol
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i get motivation from de-motivational songs. always.
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how do ou pronounce the 5th word that appers at 0:58
MsSilentMobius 1 year ago
@MsSilentMobius the ß is just a "ss" character, so it would sound like "grossen".
lopp3 1 year ago 8
i thought zu meant too? they use that in alot of the sentances but they don't say too in most of them so why is it supposed too be there alot then?????
angelofdeathx9 1 year ago
@angelofdeathx9 "zu" is used to create an infinitive verb form, i.e. "Ich habe keine Lust etwas zu kauen" translates most directly as "I have no desire to chew anything"; the "zu" becomes enveloped into the verb essentially, creating its English infinitive form.
lopp3 1 year ago 4
Your translation is realy good, but the part with the snow is a bit wrong. It doesn't say "I don't feel like going into the snow", but "I don't feel like going OUT of the snow". But the rest is perfect.
KendrixTermina 3 years ago 5
that's possible, since directly it's something like 'don't feel like going from the snow' so I kinda had to extrapolate there
lopp3 3 years ago