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Maybe "Ich bin ein Mann und liebe Frauen"? Is that what you want to say or do you mean "ladies" rather than just "women"?
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| Fri Dec 07, 2007 1:46 am Practicing my German |
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either one is fine -- ladies or women
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what would "ladies" be?
Thx Torsten
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| lost_soul wrote: | Maybe we should set up one more lounge for learning German, and create some German (GSL) tests
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Liebst Du die Damen, mein Freund?
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| Fri Dec 07, 2007 12:07 pm Practicing my German |
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Ich bin der Mann, den viele Frauen lieben.
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| storm wrote: | | Ich bin der Mann, den viele Frauen lieben. |
Hi Storm,
Do you have any proof of this statement ?
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Hi Ralf,
This sounds like a quotation from a famous poet or even philosopher. Do you have any examples that prove the veracity of this statement?
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is the "u" in "und" more like the vowel phoneme in "could/would/should" or the phoneme in "noon/toon/June"?
is it oond or und (rhyming with "could")?
also, is the "d" almost the same as a "t"?
unt?
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also, if you guys don't mind -- i've never taken a german class, so this will be news to me -- could one of you show me the conjugations (at least present tense) of the verb "to be"?
I think I know two of them:
Ich bin
Du bist
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Yes Tom, the "u" in "und" is very close to the sound in "could" and the "d" is pronounced as a "t". Does your boss speak German too? You should ask for a raise since you are improving your German...
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