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[Sipyloidea]

Ö sound? I don't know how does it sounds...

portuguese, spanish, italian... they all came from latin, so it's easy to understand each other, we use the same letters...
but... german it's a new thing to me

german's from latin too

but ö is hard to describe. I bet Quark knows an equivalent

 

[Ærnesto]

@Ernesto I just loved your face when I told you that they could battle horses That was hilarious XD

you just came with this speach out of nowhere ahahahahahaha

 

[Sipyloidea]

Ö like in "word" (the English word that is)

german's from latin too

but ö is hard to describe. I bet Quark knows an equivalent

I knew it

 

[Sipyloidea]

you just came with this speach out of nowhere ahahahahahaha

Well it was an answer to something... I can't remember^^

Was a blast whatsoever

 

[Quark]

I knew it

Of course! (my horse)

I'm genious!

 

[Ærnesto]

german's from latin too

but ö is hard to describe. I bet Quark knows an equivalent

oh yeah it's the same Latin Alphabet with some addtional letters
but the pronounce is very differente

 

[Ærnesto]

Well it was an answer to something... I can't remember^^

Was a blast whatsoever

ahahahaha
answer my PM

 

[Sipyloidea]

oh yeah it's the same Latin Alphabet with some addtional letters
but the pronounce is very differente

I guess german sounds much more stiff...

 

[Ærnesto]

Of course! (my horse)

I'm genious!

I got the Ö pronouce

thanks Quark!

 

[Sipyloidea]

I just re read our history. Came up to the part when I said that "Ik neuk apen" was very equivocal for me since I call AP my little monkey XD

 

[Quark]

oh yeah it's the same Latin Alphabet with some addtional letters
but the pronounce is very differente

Not true. The additional letters aren't additional, but have an extra "accent" on it to have them pronounced differently then usual.

For instance the "cedille" (ç like "français) is to prevent a false prononciation in the logic of the grammer. C followed by all letters except e, i and y is pronounced like "k". But the cedille prevents this pronounciation. It is however not a letter of the alphabet.
The same with the German ß, which is actually listed as sz. (and pronounced like 2 "s"'s. (Straße/Strasse)

 

[Sipyloidea]

ahahahaha
answer my PM

forgot about that, sry *blush*^^'

 

[Ærnesto]

I guess german sounds much more stiff...

here in Brazil, people say that german sounds like a fight

 

[Sipyloidea]

I got the Ö pronouce

thanks Quark!

Now try ä and ü

 

[Sipyloidea]

Not true. The additional letters aren't additional, but have an extra "accent" on it to have them pronounced differently then usual.

For instance the "cedille" (ç like "français) is to prevent a false prononciation in the logic of the grammer. C followed by all letters except e, i and y is pronounced like "k". But the cedille prevents this pronounciation. It is however not a letter of the alphabet.
The same with the German ß, which is actually listed as sz. (and pronounced like 2 "s"'s. (Straße/Strasse)

The ß is going to be erased from german language Everythings with "ss" then because of "globalisation"