[ENG SUB] Tokio Hotel - On n'est pas couché - France 2 - 17/10/09 - PART 1/3
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I feel like such a dork right now...fangirling, screaming and all at my computer. Bill's so fuckin cute! So glad my family's not in the house to see me like this. O gott!
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i've missed Tom's Georg jokes =D lol
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I can't understand how Bill can be so perfect. <3
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Please! I'm slightly better looking than him! LOL!
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anus
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Bill looks so amazing here!!!! I love you Bill!!!! :D
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Lol i sound like such a fan girl right now..... I love you Bill!!!!!! He looks so hot here!!! :D :)
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haha so funny how they are making fun of georg all the time....and georg is so gorgeous here! je l'aime!
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bill lock so cute on this interview
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maybe rasmus is for the teen too but they are so much more talented than tokyo hotel
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@VladKirshkov yes, as mlu007 said, english borrows more words from the germanic 'branch' so to say.
And accent is all a matter of repetition and exercise, so I think that is the main reason Bill speaks that fraze so well; he's told it MANY times ;)
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The Rasmus is playing in backround
Aw... Bill looks so pleased with himself for being able to say his little phrase in French, just like some of the French 1 students I used to help teach in High School. Still, his accent is better than most of my 200-level college classmates'. Does French and German have many similarities? I always thought they had completely different parent languages... French as a 'Romantic' (Latin-based) language and German from the Germanic tribal languages. And which does English borrow the most from?
VladKirshkov 1 year ago 5
@VladKirshkov There are almost no similarities in between French and German other than the fact that they belong to the Indo-European language family. Romance languages and Germanic languages are branches of the larger Indo-European family. You are right in asserting that French is a Romance language and that German is Germanic. English is essentially Germanic in origin but it borrows copiously from the Old Norse languages as well as Latin.
mlu007 1 year ago 2