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I've been to Germany, really cool people. Some of their words sound funny though. Maybe that's just me being ignorant.
I had to take German class in school. Don't remember much apart from
Tut mie leid ich bein speit gekomen which I think translates to "sorry miss, I'm late" I was late to class everyday. German teacher was a bitch making us apologise in German lol
I had to take German class in school. Don't remember much apart from
Tut mie leid ich bein speit gekomen which I think translates to "sorry miss, I'm late" I was late to class everyday. German teacher was a bitch making us apologise in German lol
Pretty well known actor here. Didn't know that movie.
Subtitles not correct sometimes tho, is that from the original movie? He never said anything about a horse.
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I lived in Germany for a spell, can't say much about them except extremely helpful and they had a wonderful self-deprecating sense of humour. The way they spoke sounded rather gentle in many instances, that was in the Baden Wurttemburg region.
And f'n hell they know how to organize nice cities. It's no wonder the refugees want to live there.
And f'n hell they know how to organize nice cities. It's no wonder the refugees want to live there.
Is that this Pitbull-dude? -.-¿como? ¡dale!
Neither am I a friend of Rammstein, they don't irk me though. I think they might be more successful in America than here.
Different tastes.
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@Qat That movie is about four American teenagers that travel to Europe because one of the guys is in love with a German girl he had been in contact with. It mostly just deals with American stereotypes of Europeans.
Here's another scene I fucking died laughing at. May not be as funny for you, though:
Here's another scene I fucking died laughing at. May not be as funny for you, though:
