50K Before Wacken 2012

[Quark]

Only 13 more posts until 2k. Shall I bother tonight?

Ja.
Si.

 

[Finnchick]

That's something I can't comprehend. But as long as you understand each other over there, no probs.
Strange for us, however! We like to know if it is a determanated number or undeterminated.


Don't! Start with German, difficult enough.

You usually know from the sentence if it is a or the car, don't you. Why add something extra like a or the when car works fine too

 

[Alix]

Don't! Start with German, difficult enough.

Too late I already speak English

 

[Alix]

You usually know from the sentence if it is a or the car, don't you. Why add something extra like a or the when car works fine too

"So...it's a car "
"No...it's THE car "

"A car infront of me..."
"Which one?"
"That one"

It is a fine line.
We should all put our heads together and come up with a new language based on all the cool rules and phonics that actually make sense all of the time from pre-existing ones

 

[Alix]

Ja.
Si.

Va ben'

 

[Alix]

Va ben'

Allora...

 

[Alix]

Allora...

Chi sa?

 

[Alix]

Chi sa?

So tutto

 

[Alix]

So tutto

DAVVERO?

 

[Finnchick]

"So...it's a car "
"No...it's THE car "

"A car infront of me..."
"Which one?"
"That one"

It is a fine line.
We should all put our heads together and come up with a new language based on all the cool rules and phonics that actually make sense all of the time from pre-existing ones

Can we use word ananas?

 

[Alix]

DAVVERO?

Non bugie!

 

[Alix]

Can we use word ananas?

What's wrong with "bananas"? Or shall we use "ananas" in place of bananas whereby bananas colloquially means crazy?

 

[Alix]

Non bugie!

CHIUDI LA BOCCA!

 

[Finnchick]

What's wrong with "bananas"? Or shall we use "ananas" in place of bananas whereby bananas colloquially means crazy?

as far as i know ananas is the same in finnish, dutch and german so it needs to be ananas not pineapple or piña or what evr

banana is bit harder one, maybe banan would work

 

[Alix]

as far as i know ananas is the same in finnish, dutch and german so it needs to be ananas not pineapple or piña or what evr

banana is bit harder one, maybe banan would work

It's pretty much the same in Italian too. I have no idea why it's called a pineapple in English; it neither has resemblance to a pine nor an apple.