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I am German also and love my language, people who don't understand say it is coarse and an ugly language. they never actually heard good German before.
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@iggiesrock Everyone thinks that Freanch and Italian are the most romantic languages but to me German is the most romantic language ever. I am like you I was inspired to learn the language because of musci but I will never be ashamed to admit that Tokio hotel introduced me to the language first. I am a big TH fan but I love Oomph! all the same, though I only found Oomph! 6 months ago.
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dero's voice sounds fucking awesome in this song. I miss Oomph!'s style on Plastick and Ego.
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@SaFiniPasChere Oomph was also a big influence in their early works. Many people call oomph a rammstein copy but the fact is oomph was 3 years earlier than rammstein, kinda cool huh?
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Thanx for the list... I'll check them out
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I have always loved Rammstein... but never thought to check for other German bands. I thought Rammstein was just the cream of the crop as far as German bands go... I now love this band also!
I'm also glad to be able to say I listened to Rammstein prior to them being on Vin Diesel's movie Triple X.
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It could depend upon dialect. The German language has more than one dialect. I had a German neighbor once, she taught me some about the language. I learned some German words from a book cause her mom was visiting from Germany, but I only knew basic German. Her Mom couldn't understand half of what I said. German isn't as simple as it seems.
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@checkewata OH MY GOSH that's EXACTLY like me!!! I love German and Russian and..not such a huge fan of Spanish and French...?
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French and spanish sucks. I want German and Russian
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Rammstein, KMFDM, We Butter The Bread With Butter, Oomph!, Die Krupps, und Megaherz are really good German bands..they help me with my german i've really improved speaking the language..Ich bin ein Deutschlander und Mexicanischlander!!
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@animeattic35 I don't speak German and don't understand too much of it, but I think German is the coolest sounding language I've heard! I'm really hoping to take some classes for it in the near future. :D
Thanks so much for the work and translations. One question.....
I thought "Im" was the german word for "in". I could be wrong, my german is not that good. Thanks again
nunyab1zn3ss 2 years ago
"Im" is a contraction of "in dem." It means "in the." there's also "ins" which means "into the"
joshua895 2 years ago
I only see a slight error.
"Hast du mich entartet - Lass mich!" and "Hast du dich verbreitet - Lass mich!" is almost completely correct--well done!
However, in this case, I believe "Lass mich" doesn't mean "let me," but means "Leave me".
There are other things I could correct, but really, those are just translation preference. On the whole, you did remarkably well!
Cheers, mate!
DiexFlamme 2 years ago 3
ahh crap, didn't catch that at all, lol. thanks for pointing that out!
joshua895 2 years ago