Dorie speaks Whale German Subs+Trans

Today I've got another animated film scene video (what a word) for you as some of you requested. It was a little difficult to subtitle because Dorie and Marlin speak quite fast and keep interrupting each other, but I think it came out okay. What do you think?

The German title of Finding Nemo is Findet Nemo. Dorie is dubbed by Anke Engelke and Marlin by Christian Tramitz. Both dubbers are famous comedians in Germany (if you want to check them out on YouTube type in "Ladykracher" for Anke and "Tramitz and Friends" for Christian).

Vocabulary:
die Sekunde(n) - second(s)
unheimlich - sinister
fressen - to eat (used for animals)
auffressen - to eat up (used for animals)
die Gräte(n) - bone(s) (in fish)
nach dem Weg fragen - to ask for direction
ins kalte Wasser springen - to jump in at the deep end
der Kerl / die Kerle - guy(s), fella(s), dude(s)
das/die Kerlchen - diminutive of Kerl(e)
der/die Wal(e) - whale(s)
vertreiben - to drive off

I don't own this video.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• deutsch
• finding
• nemo
• findet
• subtitles
• translation
• dorie
• dori
• dory
• marlin

[ChanahEmiliania]

I haven't laughed this hard in ages. Danke!

For the record, here in the US, we tend to spell it "Dory" with a "y" for this character, but I have seen "Dori" and "Dorie" as people's names.

[Melilotona]

@ChanahEmiliania Thanks or your comment! I wasn't sure how to spell her so I looked it up on Wikipedia (which isn't the most reliable source, I admit).

[mia12391]

Wow! Thanks for the subtitles! I can't keep up otherwise!

[kikyo4815]

Haha, her whale noises are brilliant! Second only to the English version. :D

[Robodl99]

hahahaha! Someone should tell him it's not possible for fish to get seasick :P