[German] Tokio Hotel - Page 12

Deutschland · (#111 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by NanteNa

HAHAHAHAHA!
We lock ourselves?

That was a new one.
Wir schliessen uns ein would pretty much mean 'we're locking ourselves up'. In the meaning of that. *nod* Shutting ourselves in.. as in.. in ourselves.. like that.

Yeah my english sux, sorry.
And its spelled schließen, not schliessen ~~

VampireGirl1314 · (#112 (**permalink**))

Th has some websites if you want to check this one out you can its a forum.>^_^<
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Miyavifan · (#113 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Deutschland

Yeah my english sux, sorry.
And its spelled schließen, not schliessen ~~

I think it can be spelled both ways?

This is a forum I'm a member of.

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The people there are really great.

Teesama · (#114 (**permalink**))

Well not really. ß is different from ss, just as é is different from e and ë.

Payne222 · (#115 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Miyavifan

I think it can be spelled both ways?

He's a God damn German, he'd know.
XD

And y'know.

Tokio Hotel sucks balls in English.
They make no sense.

Miyavifan · (#116 (**permalink**))

Substitution and all caps
If no ß is available, ss is used instead.

Payne222 · (#117 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Miyavifan

Substitution and all caps
If no ß is available, ss is used instead.

That is actually not true.
Today Frau Folden said that
in German there are words that
CANNOT be replaced by 'ss'.
One example she gave was Straße.

Miyavifan · (#118 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Payne222

He's a God damn German, he'd know.
XD

And y'know.

Tokio Hotel sucks balls in English.
They make no sense.

You know I am really tired of people's attitudes lately... If you can't say anything nice, stay out of this thread!! thank you.

Payne222 · (#119 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Miyavifan

You know I am really tired of people's attitudes lately... If you can't say anything nice, stay out of this thread!! thank you.

If you didn't notice, I said in English.
I hate them in English.

German they're ok.

Teesama · (#120 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miyavifan

Substitution and all caps
If no ß is available, ss is used instead.

Well yes, can be used. But still ss has different sound than ß. When you don't have wedges and commas on your keyboard you write é as e too. But still it has different sound ^^.