Anentropic IxTx
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No, Klingon is the best.
Agreed - except what about Vulcan?
No, Klingon is the best.
Actually I was pretty confused too, when I first saw this thing. Because in Switzerland and also Austria it doesn't exist.So that thing is a Eszet, and is more like a stressed Ess. All this time I kept imagining it as a bee, because I thought it looked like one.
Yeah I told you were are f'd up, didn't I.Edit: Oh, I just found a link to the spelling reform, it is starting to make sense now.
Well, this seems to be something like a German Teaching Thread anyways. I mean we could do that; like some German lessons or so.Danke, GL. I am passed basics, for the most part. I spent 3 months in Austria this year. I didn't know much German before that. I learn best when thrown into something, ja.
Teach yourself.Can anyone here teach me the German language? Just some words_
Tis an incredibly beautiful language and the Eszet is the coolest looking letter out of any of the 5 languages I speak!
Is it weird that the primary reason I want to learn German is in order to increase my enjoyment of Wagner & Strauss?
very kinky poem
I think if Wagner and Strauss are hot chicks it is perfectly fine
I would not exactly agree on this. This language is rather husky and guttural, and it's no wonder it is used to tame dangerous animals.
That seems pretty cool, actually, at least with me It's generally the sort of reason why I bother with such things!
I don't know much about German or opera, actually, but there are a few worthy exceptions -and there just popped into my head as I was responding *have to look up for some of the spelling, phooey*
Chorus Mysticus:
Alles Vergangliche
ist nur ein Gleichnis;
das Unzulangliche
hier wird's eireignis,
das unbeschreibliche
heir ist's getan
das Ewig-Weibliche
zieht uns hinan.
Something like: All that is transitory is but a symbol/ all inadequacy here is fulfilled/the indescribable here comes to pass/the eternal feminine leads us upwards.
Conclusion of Mahler's 8th, and also Goethe's Faust