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The O'Reilly's are 0.70 I believe and we've met the police officer before.....
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No that is also correct. "Du sprichst Deutsch?" is "You speak German?" and "Sprichst du Deutsch?" would be "Do you speak German?" both can be used depending on the Situation.
- May 24, 2018
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Nah MB is correct with this one, i would guess he has a native German speaker as friend that helps him with something like that.
BUT you are also correct, Idunno what other to say then German is a fucked up language
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Ha ha, yeah but to be fair, most are. Olde English + Norse + French + German = English.Nah MB is correct with this one, i would guess he has a native German speaker as friend that helps him with something like that.
BUT you are also correct, Idunno what other to say then German is a fucked up language
I have to admit, I'd hate to learn English as a foreign language, the multiple pronunciations for many words must be confusing as hell.
e.g. Take "ough": Bough (ow), Thorough (uh), Cough (off), Through (oo), Dough (o), Enough (uff), Thought (awt)...
Must be a nightmare!
- Jun 4, 2021
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It doesn't even depend on the situation, both are correct and mean exactly the same thing.
This doesn't happen often in German, where a single comma can change the meaning completely, but here it really doesn't matter.
Greetings from Germany.
- Oct 1, 2023
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from a German speaker: unfortunately I have to correct you here
"Sprichst du Deutsch?" "Do you speak German?" is a question in which the person asking does not know whether the other person speaks German
"Du sprichst Deutsch?" "You speak German?" is also a question, but here the person asking is surprised that the other person speaks German
It is therefore not the same, not even in this situation
- Oct 1, 2023
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Unfortunately, there are two forms in German:
"Sprichst du Deutsch?" is the personal form
"Sprechen sie Deutsch?" is the polite form
in English mean this the same: "Do you speak German?"
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LMFAO!! I'd actually forgotten about the Parisien beach debacle!! Aah, thanks for the good mermory!
- Jun 20, 2022
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Pretty sure he said something in German first, so I think the context is correct.
- Dec 8, 2024
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He didn't speak any. It was him understanding Helga when she said "Wunderbar". So her being surprised is contextually appropriate.
As you pointed out, MB was correct.
Thanks guys, from a language nerd.
- May 11, 2020
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You good / Du gut,Nah MB is correct with this one, i would guess he has a native German speaker as friend that helps him with something like that.
BUT you are also correct, Idunno what other to say then German is a fucked up language
Oh, I buying bag of German....No problem, wife home, me work /
Oh , Ich kaufen tüte Deutsch...keine probleme, Frau Heimat, I Arbeit
whatone ; What Satou and Minibear said !
hope that this don't sounds Spanish to them.....
- Dec 8, 2024
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Hey mate! Long time no see, hope you're good!You good / Du gut,
Oh, I buying bag of German....No problem, wife home, me work /
Oh , Ich kaufen tüte Deutsch...keine probleme, Frau Heimat, I Arbeit
whatone ; What Satou and Minibear said !
hope that this don't sounds Spanish to them.....
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If you are a Nana-Tier Supporter then Yeah you get an update there. You know what was meant HP. -__-
- Apr 26, 2020
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Well, many people have called me idiot so...........
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