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Published: 2013-06-22 22:19:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 8716; Favourites: 375; Downloads: 20
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x'DI'm so sorry. That idea is so random!
You might not believe it but that sentence - even though it's not a very clever one - is an accurate german one.
Translated it means something s like "If a seal wriggles/crawls behind a seal, a seal wriggles/crawls after a seal". Gah... you can't translate it without having it sound utterly stupid x'D
But here you see, how important it is in the german language, to capitalize some words.
Also just a very quick pencil sketch with flat colors because I'm lazy ='D
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ich bin Deutsche und kann diese Zugenbrecher auch nicht XD
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there's a Finnish one: Koko Kokko kokoo kokkoo. Koko Kokkoko? - koko Kokko. ( Whole Kokko (a town's name) gathers wood forΒ (Midsummer) fire.Β The whole Kokko? - the whole Kokko). Β Hard to beat, da? and double consonants are looong. I hate them purely. My solely joy is that finns can't usually classify my accent.
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(You should do something like that for Russia, you know we have weird things too)Β
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Den gleichen Satz gibt es auch mit Fliegen. XD
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it's like germans
Italians....
DEY STILL CUTE FOR MURICANS
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yeah its right ^^ I like the sentence
the seals are cute XD
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Your art is amazing, the seal is so adorable.
*adds to favorites*
and actually germans have a very simliar sentence with flies.
"Wenn Fliegen hinter Fliegen fliegen, dann fliegen Fliegen Fliegen nach."
And even I, as a german, think that's (a little) weird...
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D'aww, so much cute! I love the seals and the Ivan-blush! >3<
Wait, what? Looks like a tongue twister.
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Dawww Ivan looksΒ kind of embarrassed(?) with Gilbert's silly talk of seals.
They're so cute! And the flat colors you used are pretty.
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stap...and look...das wat we americans b-like in germanyΒ XD #F-YEAH!!!
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if you wanna make a dane laugh just tell them how to say "im evil and smack the doors" in german, it sounds like something else in danish................
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I dont get it. Is it a german tongue-twister?
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Yes it is. 
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where I come from, we have this:
Lìon là n rionnach 's ròn là n leanna.
try saying that. XD
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There's also:
Wenn Fliegen hinter Fliegen fliegen, fliegen Fliegen hinter Fliegen her
Voll geile Idee
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ΠΠ΅ΠΌΡΡ... Β
SchΓΆn)
Die Bedeutung ist nicht klar...)
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Wenn hinter Griechen Griechen kriechen, kriechen Griechen Griechen nach!
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That killed me. XD
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It's even better when spoken.
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I already said it about five times, giggling. XD
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Glad you like it
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Aw, I thought it was cute!~ So what does it allude to?
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It's something like this: A shipping ship shipping ship shipping shipping ships. xD
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LOL. XD XD XD XD XD. Especially when you are standing on a long line and all you have to do is count 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and see who's the one who's screaming and cursing the loudest.
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Is it strange that I understood what that sentence meant?
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If you are speaking german, NO!
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But I don't speak it yet. I have only learned ten words!
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Then it's really strange XD
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I have no clue how I can do that! ^^ll
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Mabey it's a miracle ^^
Or you are just very talented with languages
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I think I'm just talented, I can get very close to the real sound of a word in Russian and German and some others without even knowing more than one word in that language!
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^^
Now I really would like to hear you speaking german! XD Because normally it sounds pretty funny when you native english persons trys to speak our language!
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Well, I cant say much beyond hello, good bye, good day, good night, and good morning. ^^ll
I can pronounce names right though.
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^^
Hallo,Β Β Auf Wiedersehen,Β Guten Tag, Guten Abend, Guten Morgen XD
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Oh and I can say dankay! I can't spell it though, I cant even spell English half the time!
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yes, danke!
I spelled it right, right?
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Wenn hinter Fliegen Fliegen fliegen, fliegen Fliegen Fliegen nach.
Fliegen Fliegen hinter Fliegen, fliegen Fliegen Fliegen hinterher.
Vielleicht hΓ€tte der besser funktioniert, weil das Wortspiel auch auf Englisch nachvollziehbar ist. Aber es wird dadurch immer noch nicht sinnvoller. xD
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Same reaction as Russia. What the hell is that sentence? O.o
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Please read the description :3
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I read it but it makes no sense!
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ItΒ΄s a normal (But stupid) sentece in german, like I must know for beeing a native german speaker^^
The thing that makes it so awkward is that the german words for seal and crawl sound exactly the same :"robben" (for crawl) and seal ("Robben") is capitalized becaus all german words that are (for example) names, things you can touch like animals or subjects... all in all Nomen are written capitalized. ^^
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It's something like this: A shipping ship shipping ship shipping shipping ships.
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