BONES - Preview #2 from "The Babe in the Bar" airing 11/18!

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[SweetLisy95]

LOL. She's awesome. And still, very awkward.

[Sapharya]

"Ich liebe Bayern und Sie?" Her german pronunciation is not bad at all! :)

[peppermint1358]

@ujulee Bayern is a state in Germany and Bavaria is a Dutch beer brand. :p

[ColdFireBB]

@NamelessAcquaintance Most of the times the just add another country, e.g. france or denmark, and then she speaks that language. Already happend in How I met your mother, Scrubs, Prison Break etc.

[b1sue1]

You need to bring Sulley back for Brennan. That might open Booth's eyes if he's about to lose Bones.

[NamelessAcquaintance]

Haha I think her pronounciation of "Ich liebe Bayern, und Sie?" was very good, but I had some trouble understanding her second sentence: "Ja, aber sie fand keine" However her German doesn't sound bad :)

I'm just really curious how they're gonna translate this into German, when it airs here in Germany... ;D

[ujulee]

@fannatic19 that means "i love bavaria, and you?"

and next she said "ja, aber sie fand keine..." what means "yes but she found no..."

these scene is so funny!!

[SabrinaZamazing]

LOL I love her she is so funny!!! HAHHHAHA <3

[3Oh3metrostation]

see if booth was with bones he wouldnt be sayin yowza to anyone but her. btw i hate hannah messin with them. i loooo♥♥♥eee BB!!!

[fannatic19]

erm can anyone tell me what 'ich liebe bayern und Sie' means?

[DJHazzard]

ohh yeah nice bones You've got it! David Boreanaz aka " Special Agent Seeley Booth" now is your turn to speak some text in german :-D

like this words "ich liebe Brennan und will sie für immer haben" ;-)

[o0OHermioneO0o]

:D great pronunciation - as far as the first part is concerned! the "aber sie fand keinen" was quite hard to understand.