ZolaIII
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When you say it twice fast on mine it's eggs (jaja).? In which language? It's basically the same as "yeah yeah" or "yeah sure" / "yeah right".
When you say it twice fast on mine it's eggs (jaja).? In which language? It's basically the same as "yeah yeah" or "yeah sure" / "yeah right".
Do you know Rammstein? And when they sing du hast?
And when many english people think he sings you hate?
SalesClearly interesting.
What were you working on then?
Since Werner it means basically one of those thingsCarefull with ja ja. It can mean a lot. You can say it like kiss my ass. You can also say it like ok i see i did something wrong. Or iam happy to do it. Very complicated. So a ja ja, you have take into account the situation and the sound. Hard to undertsantdt a ja ja for you not born with a german thoungh.
@tomtoo It's a sort a matter of speach there and on purpose. Worst part of my study days is when I had to interpret the poetry of a German poet who whose Martin Heidegger favourite in order to understand his philosophy better. Tho interpreting the poetry whose hard but at least it whose a good poetry and it didn't help with Martin however ikebana did but neither Martin or my profesor ever realise that.
Of course the English version literally using 'hate' didn't help
But what does that mean: da da da?
"Whatever."? In which language? It's basically the same as "yeah yeah" or "yeah sure" / "yeah right".
That song means I've gone to google.translate to check translations of crap and kak.
Canton is one that I'd never heard of until audio/hi-fi forums. And Nubert.Rick "did someone mention Canton?" Denney
It is not exactly the same thing, but the main thing for me is to understand the written language - for online, and when you go there, you can at least navigate, you can understand most signs. Then the next thing is pronunciation...The reality is, spoken words and written words are not always the same. Written words need a lot of poetry to give you the real impression of a spoken word.