Quote from faster111 :

yes jakg i know but its not uk its diffrent its like usa or freach or something.

HAHA
That's a classic.

Quote from Vain :

This thread is hilarious (if you know german, that is).

Vain

You're right, had a good time laughing about funny word-for-word translations
"Und ich sprecte English, zu!"
the other way round it would be "I speak too english"

More like: "And I speakt English, to"

Or "I speak closed english".

But you forgot to insert an equivalent to the non-existing word "sprecte"

Quote from herki :

You're right, had a good time laughing about funny word-for-word translations
"Und ich sprecte English, zu!"
the other way round it would be "I speak too english"

dammit i knew i shoulda checked how to spell the word for "speak"!

ich finde die thread nul!

Quote from Jakg :

you could try looking at the website written in the left hand corner, its http://www.lfs-status.de/

o rly...?
u sure...?
for me its on the right side....

Quote from Jakg :

dammit i knew i shoulda checked how to spell the word for "speak"!

ich finde die thread nul!

nul? I don't know this word, or better said: I don't know any context in which it would make sense here

And btw: "..., too" is translated into german as "auch", so do not write "Ich spreche Englisch, zu" (as you may have noticed, that was quite funny for us german-speakers), instead write "Ich spreche auch Englisch"

Tja, deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache

How do I get it working as an image in my sig?

ROFL, My wins suck

Quote from herki :

Tja, deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache

Tja, German language, heavy language

Quote from [RCG]Boosted :

o rly...?
u sure...?
for me its on the right side....

grrrrr!

Quote from Stew2000 :

How do I get it working as an image in my sig?

ROFL, My wins suck

you can't, images in sigs don't work here

Quote from herki :

nul? I don't know this word, or better said: I don't know any context in which it would make sense here

And btw: "..., too" is translated into german as "auch", so do not write "Ich spreche Englisch, zu" (as you may have noticed, that was quite funny for us german-speakers), instead write "Ich spreche auch Englisch"

Tja, deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache

ah - nul being French it might no make sense, doh!

Quote from Ger Roady :

Tja, German language, heavy language

no british lightweight language, more like a Mercedes S-Class-language

Il y a peut-etre un traduction en Francais? Je ne comprends pas le german-speak!

je semble avoir laissé mon slip dans le congélateur.

This is mine



@Matt_green :

french translation of the site(the boring way ^^)

http://translate.google.com/tr ... mp;prev=%2Flanguage_tools

Yes some interesting german in here..



Greets,
Warper

Quote from hrtburnout :

@Matt_green :

HAHA classic picture there.

Ich spreche nicht zu viel Deutsch so ich verst(ä/a)nde das Website nicht.

Also, I don't really get why you'd like to have it in a non-sig-image-possible-website.

how do i know my user NR????

Quote from Jakg :

dammit i knew i shoulda checked how to spell the word for "speak"!

Bist du ein Dummkopf? Natürlich!

Erm... Even though it's not that rude and it might not even been meant that way, someone could interpret your post as insulting...

Quote from wheel4hummer :

Bist du ein Dummkopf? Natürlich!

Grats on finding an ü
btw: do you write "a ü" or "an ü"?

an ü
with a b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x or z as 1st letter it's a
with an a, e, i, o, u or y (as first letter) it's an

clear? :-P

For single letters it would be 'a' - e.g. "a b" or "a c". For longer things it depends on the letter - e.g. "an apple" or "a banana" or "a yoyo".

an is for a, e, i, o or u. Not y

I always thought, it was not because of the letters of the next word, but because of the sound, the next word begins with.

a university, an hour