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Old 15-02-2006, 17:42   #1
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Talking Mayday

How to say Mayday in German?

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Old 15-02-2006, 18:06   #2
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I am zinking zat mizcommunicazion vill be zee end of us
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Old 15-02-2006, 18:38   #3
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der Notruf der Notruf

Es ist das Geplätscher mein das boot............._/)
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Old 15-02-2006, 20:19   #4
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Mein Deutsch ist nicht sehr gut, aber was ist "Geplätscher" ?
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Old 15-02-2006, 20:25   #5
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Sloshen ze Vashing (Pen. Dutch)
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Old 15-02-2006, 20:40   #6
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Loosely translated, glub glub glub?
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I thought I'd heard the sound of stomping boot heels in here!!
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Old 15-02-2006, 22:38   #8
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en ist lange gut genug

(it's splashing on my boat) Es ist das Geplätscher mein das boot

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Old 15-02-2006, 22:50   #9
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It is certainly good enough for me. My German was forgoten along with my German ex-wife. Every once in a while, I will see it written and remember a phrase or two. I guess I would remember real fast if I were sinking in German waters
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Old 15-02-2006, 23:15   #10
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I hear that German is a easy language to learn. Cause it's very close to the English langauge?

At least that's what I heard!!
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Old 16-02-2006, 01:23   #11
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A lot of English words are very similar to German and did come from the same roots as German words. But German is hard to learn. Because it has so many dielects (spell?) If you saw the photo of the Girl and guy eating the Rock Oysters in the link I gave in another post, They are both German. Stefan comes fromt he Black Forrestarea. Alex comes from somewhere else, I am not sure. But they often had aas much trouble trying to understand each other as they did us. It was most strange.
But then I suppose, we speak English, Ozies speak a different English, Americans speak something compleatly different and yet it is supposed to be english. Our words maybe the same, but are also completely different at times.
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Old 16-02-2006, 05:28   #12
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Ahh! General Buchhalter, it's so nice to see you! Shut up Klink! I know nothing!

Was wir haben heir ist ein communicacion problem!
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I have a hard time understanding American's English and I"m American...

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Old 16-02-2006, 16:54   #14
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Depends if you are in the deep south. Understanding some of them folks can be challenging?

That also goes for some of the black people. They can sure say some of the craziest things. And odd to understand them too, sometimes?
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Old 16-02-2006, 18:36   #15
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What da madda whit chu Boy. Can't you speek no suthern engles nohow.
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