Riotcoke wrote:Only 80m people speak German though, it's not the lingua franca so nobody cares
It's alright, your language is cool too
Riotcoke wrote:Only 80m people speak German though, it's not the lingua franca so nobody cares
Byl jeden Řek a ten mi řek, abych mu řek, kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek a já mu řek, že nejsem Řek abych mu řek kolik je v Řecku řeckých řekdeleted_user wrote:It's "Cal-en" as in "calendar - dar." Or, "Alan" + "K."
Not collon. I'm not a large intestine or a punctuation mark.
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This is another one that has a different American pronunciation, "Loo-tennant". See Wikipedia's pronunciation:ShinkuroYukinari wrote:Lieutenant is pronounced as lef(t) - tennant(best doctor)
If you wanna be that guy, Ulani is actually a polish word, duh. Or turkish. Whichever theory you prefer.aaryngend wrote:The real plural for the word Ulan is Ulanen. In english, it is just called Uhlan and Uhlans though, adding an "h" and using the -s plural form.
Ye, but talking about the german version of the word here since the unit belongs to the german civlization. Many of the german arsenal(units, techs, etc.) in aoe3 stems from Prussia. The polish word has the famous "ł" in it: ułani.scarm wrote:If you wanna be that guy, Ulani is actually a polish word, duh. Or turkish. Whichever theory you prefer.aaryngend wrote:The real plural for the word Ulan is Ulanen. In english, it is just called Uhlan and Uhlans though, adding an "h" and using the -s plural form.
So what you’re saying is Sir Collon pretty good?deleted_user wrote:It's "Cal-en" as in "calendar - dar." Or, "Alan" + "K."
Not collon. I'm not a large intestine or a punctuation mark.
I'm changing my flag on eso-c on a weekly to bi-weekly basisAstaroth wrote:What I find the most hilarious is actually all the Germans in this thread using an EU flag instead of a German one.
Interesting, I don't think I know anyone IRL who does that.jesus3 wrote:
But many Germans identify as European first, including myself.
Most German people I meet and get to talk about that matter with identify as European or their region/federal state first before German actually. And they're not just political science students like me which could bias that sample, but from a wider range of professions.Lukas_L99 wrote:Interesting, I don't think I know anyone IRL who does that.jesus3 wrote:
But many Germans identify as European first, including myself.
You see Musk, there is the problem. It's American, not the proper Queen's Englishmusketeer925 wrote:This is another one that has a different American pronunciation, "Loo-tennant".ShinkuroYukinari wrote:Lieutenant is pronounced as lef(t) - tennant(best doctor)
Why can't you just pronounce Landsknecht like a normal German person? What is wrong with you?Zutazuta wrote:ITT: people have accents as a result of being from different geographies around the world.
It's even wrong in a youtubevideo and dictionaryMr_Bramboy wrote:Why can't you just pronounce Landsknecht like a normal German person? What is wrong with you?Zutazuta wrote:ITT: people have accents as a result of being from different geographies around the world.
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The EU flag just looks supercool.Astaroth wrote:What I find the most hilarious is actually all the Germans in this thread using an EU flag instead of a German one.
This is it! The "Pronunciation by Madnesz" is a perfect example of how to pronounce Landsknechtsupahons wrote:It's even wrong in a youtubevideo and dictionary
It should sound like this https://forvo.com/word/landsknecht/
Well EU is mostly germany and its colonies so I see how this would make senseAstaroth wrote:What I find the most hilarious is actually all the Germans in this thread using an EU flag instead of a German one.
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