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**OtherPplsDrama** · #41 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by maybeshesright

shouldn't the umlaut be over the u?

and, um... tacos!
(just trying to stay on topic)

Props to anyone who knew what those little dots were actually called....

**Stacee_Danielle** · #42 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by OtherPplsDrama

Props to anyone who knew what those little dots were actually called....

Ha, I was thinking the same thing!

**maybeshesright** · #43 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by OtherPplsDrama

Props to anyone who knew what those little dots were actually called....

haha. well, thank you.. thank you...

**Bacchus** · #44 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by maybeshesright

shouldn't the umlaut be over the u?

and, um... tacos!
(just trying to stay on topic)

Über

You would be correct (probably because you went and looked up uber in the first place, or are german....one or the other, lol)

Still, I hand out the mad props!

**Stacee_Danielle** · #45 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Über

You would be correct (probably because you went and looked up uber in the first place, or are german....one or the other, lol)

Still, I hand out the mad props!

Shoot, I am part German and I didn't even know that, LOL

**maybeshesright** · #46 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Über

You would be correct (probably because you went and looked up uber in the first place, or are german....one or the other, lol)

haha, no i've just seen the word before.
i did look it up though, before posting, to make sure i was right :P

**V1man** · #47 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by Bacchus

Über

You would be correct (probably because you went and looked up uber in the first place, or are german....one or the other, lol)

Still, I hand out the mad props!

Ich spreche Deutsche und Französisch, aber ich kann nicht um eine Taco in Spanisch.

When I went to college, during the dark ages, two foreign languages were required. I recall Herr Wiesse telling us the the correct umlaut pronunciation required that one purse his or her lips as if to kiss one's sister. I always thought that was a little creepy.

**maybeshesright** · #48 07-01-2008

Originally Posted by V1man

Ich spreche Deutsche und Französisch, aber ich kann nicht um eine Taco in Spanisch.

When I went to college, during the dark ages, two foreign languages were required. I recall Herr Wiesse telling us the the correct umlaut pronunciation required that one purse his or her lips as if to kiss one's sister. I always thought that was a little creepy.

you can't what a taco?

moi, je parle français aussi! mais all i remember of german is wie schade, wo ist Phillipshalle?, and ich sprechen keine deutche :/

it's too bad that more foreign language comprehension isn't required in the U.S.