Will Ali Karimi be in Bayern's starting Eleven?

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  1. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #76 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Ja waroom? Nederlands is gewoon een Duits dialekt eigenlijk. En jij? Van Farsi tot Nederlands is het een beetje verder... ben jij in Belgie opgegrooid?

    you should go back to Antwerp, lots of nice pubs and restaurants there.
     
  2. ShaRule

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    May 5, 2005
    Belgium - Iran
    #77 ShaRule, May 6, 2005
    hehe ja das waar eigenlijk duits versta ik ook wel enne ik ken frans,engels,nederlands,farsi en volgend jaar leer ik duits. well that's it i guess. yeah i know i always liked antwerp but i can't choose were to live lol i am only 15 you know. en ja ik ben hier geboren.
     
  3. Dead Fingers

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    #78 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    was ist gewoon? "similar"?
     
  4. ShaRule

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    May 5, 2005
    Belgium - Iran
    #79 ShaRule, May 6, 2005
    no gewoon is just?? lol dunno
     
  5. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #80 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Jij spreekt echt vlaams en geen nederlands, grappig. Succes met het Duits! Niet echt een eenvoudige taal. Te veel grammatica denk ik, maar gelukkig ben ik ermee opgegrooid.
     
  6. ShaRule

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    May 5, 2005
    Belgium - Iran
    #81 ShaRule, May 6, 2005
    ja das waar! hehe hmm kdacht da duits gemakkelijk was! jammer..en tis opgegroeid niet opgegrooid.. :p
     
  7. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #82 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Gewoon in German would be 'einfach' ('gewoehnlich'). 'Just' or 'simply' is probably the closest in English.
     
  8. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #83 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    ah bedankt... ik spreek wel nederlands maar het schrijven vind ik veel moelijker!
     
  9. ShaRule

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    May 5, 2005
    Belgium - Iran
    #84 ShaRule, May 6, 2005
    geen probleem. allez kzen deure (dialect)
    tis al 3 u lol .
     
  10. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #85 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Just saw this. And yes they are! Borders are sooo outdated.

    But then again, we need to keep them to keep the World Cups alive.
     
  11. Dead Fingers

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    #86 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    Can I deconstruct this a bit

    ik=ich=I
    spreek=spreche=speak
    maar=mehr=more
    veel=viel=much

    am i close?
     
  12. ShaRule

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    May 5, 2005
    Belgium - Iran
    #87 ShaRule, May 6, 2005
    1 fault maar= but :)
     
  13. Dead Fingers

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    #88 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    Imagine if we brough up something like this on World Rivalries? I think the English posters would get upset first. :eek: :)


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    .Then my fellow Americans
     
  14. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #89 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Or a Big Soccer Doomsday....
     
  15. Dead Fingers

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    #90 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    maar=aber=but

    are we good now?
     
  16. Dead Fingers

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    Jan 22, 2004
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    #91 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    Yeah--but having front row seats to something this hillarious would surpass....hmmmmm??? another jrod69 thread?
     
  17. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #92 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Yes like I said Dutch is very close to german.

    Also

    vind ik = finde ich = I find
    veel moelijker = viel schwieriger (muehsamer) = much more difficult
     
  18. Dead Fingers

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    Jan 22, 2004
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    #93 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    V's replace F's

    Schwieriger I was reading it like schwer (heavy, difficult)

    How are the j's pronounced?
     
  19. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #94 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Dein Deutsch ist jetzt sehr gut! So schlecht kann die Amerikanische Sprachenausbildung dann doch nicht sein...
     
  20. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #95 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Schwierig is difficult.

    J's in Dutch - depends. Usually it's more like y as in you. If it's an ij it's like an i or y as in Vrij = Fry.
     
  21. Dead Fingers

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    #96 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005

    Danke Herr Doktor. Practice, Practice Practice!
     
  22. Dead Fingers

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    #97 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    They use a lot of double "e's" it seems
    Dutch is a bit more gutteral than German, is it not?
     
  23. arthur d

    arthur d Member

    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #98 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    The best way to practise is always when you are forced to do it... so you should come to Germany really. My English was pathetic before I went to the States, and later to Britain. See you for the WC in 2006?
     
  24. arthur d

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    Oct 17, 2004
    Cambridge England
    #99 arthur d, May 6, 2005
    Yes that's true. Some people mistake it for Arabic sometimes. :)

    In general, Dutch has a lot of double vowels, which can disappear in the plural form.

    Like: Plaats = place, pl. platsen
    meer = lake, pl. meren

    etc etc
     
  25. Dead Fingers

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    #100 Dead Fingers, May 6, 2005
    Let me tell you....I really want to go back to Germany, especially for next year. Did you study here in the States? The wife and I have yet to take a honeymoon. She wants to go to Florence, I want to go to Southern Germany. <sigh> if it doesn't happen next year, I am sure we will be seeing Europe in 07.
     
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