I Always Knew German Was a Special Language (9 pics)

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AMemoriam 11 year s ago
You're comparing Romance or Latin based languages with an West Germanic based language. Ofcourse it is totally different from any of these other languages x)
       
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homesanto 10 year s ago
As far as I know English is reputed to be a west Germanic language too ;) Sometimes I'm not really sure about it.
       
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Unknown 11 year s ago
Funny ^_^
       
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ole.christensen.5203 11 year s ago
Write your comment here...

To AMemoriam, that is a very valid argument, but even compared to other germanic languages it still has words that differentiate a lot. English is also a germanic language.

To the writer of the article. Science directly translated is just Wissenschaft even though naturwissenschaft also is used
       
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Gallinazo 11 year s ago
German: Ehrfurchtgebietend
English: Cool
       
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Johny 11 year s ago
German: Kuhscheiße
English: Bullshit
       
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
English: cock-sucking effeminate faggot
German: gallinazo


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homesanto 10 year s ago
"Gallinazo"? Is that really a German word? The word for hen or chicken in Spanish -and Italian- is "gallina", meaning coward or sissy too. So literally translated intro Spanish, "Gallinazo" would be "big chicken" :)
       
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loomy 11 year s ago
german: Arbeitsufahigkeitbescheidigung
slovak: peenka :)

i found always funny that germans read numbers backwards
they dont say thirty five, intead they say five and thirty :)
       
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ChrisR 11 year s ago
loomy, you should check out the danish numbers! From 50 to 90 they have numbers like "four and half fifths" (which is 94; 4 + "half of the fifth score and all the scores before that half")

threes = 3 scores = 3*20 = 60
five and threes = 65 = 5 + 3 score = 5 + 3*20

half fourths = "half the fourht schore" (pluss the whole ones before it) = 3*20 + 10 = 70

The danish are the only scandinavians that use those numbers, and the rest of us struggle understanding them. At least until we learn the "key" to deciphering them.
       
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homesanto 10 year s ago
Differently from other Latin languages,
French is so Baroque...
70 = 60+10 = soixante-dix
75 = 60+15 = soixante-quinze
80 = 4*20 = quatre-vingts
90 = 4*20+10 = quatre-vingt dix
95 = 4*20+15 = quatre-vingt quinze
       
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Vinnie 4 year s ago
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