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BigMark · Post by **BigMark** » Mon Aug 13, 2007 9:29 pm

[quote="DangerousDave"]Feilen Danka, fur info. Gruss Gott!

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Err, I hope that wink was because you were joking about that spelling... Vielen Dank, fÜr info. Not that anyone would bother to take as long as I did to find that stupid ASCII U.

The best trick I ever learned in German is that with the IE or EI, whatever the long vowel sound you're trying to make is should be the second letter. Scheisse = Shit (shy sa)
Schiesse = Shoot (she sa)

dirtbag · Post by **dirtbag** » Mon Aug 13, 2007 11:29 pm

norge wrote:that means that my stove for the us 10 man arctic tent is supose
to use moga (gasoline) exsplozive hu?
i use diesel when its upin the winter time,much safer...
thanks for ansver,cheers norge

If you have this stove, you should use diesel only... and be very careful, as they have killed many people !
http://www.galleria-e.com/cgi-bin/Colem ... uct/312701
With this inside of it:
http://www.galleria-e.com/cgi-bin/Colem ... uct/294101
Not the best design...

olli · Post by **olli** » Tue Aug 14, 2007 1:59 pm

xD Festival where i was last weekend:

NUR FÜR LEBENSMITTEL

DangerousDave · Post by **DangerousDave** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 2:17 am

I have no idea how to speak German. I was told to say "Gruss Got" when passing any old ladies on the sidewalk, in town. I think it means "God is Good". They always said "Gruss Gott" back, so I guess it worked!

YouTube · Post by **housil** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 7:11 am

DangerousDave wrote:I have no idea how to speak German. I was told to say "Gruss Got" when passing any old ladies on the sidewalk, in town. I think it means "God is Good". They always said "Gruss Gott" back, so I guess it worked!

"Grüss Gott" is the "ordenary" greeting/salutaion in south (!) Germany (but has nothing to do with religion! Is just a heritage of tradition), like the "...how are you... or nice to ...meet you..." in english/US.

Norther Germany say "Guten Tag" (good day)

Next please

But, why do you salut in German?

Stef · Post by **Stef** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 7:27 am

I only knew "Guten Tag"
For Grüss Gott, it must be something like "Howdy" in Texas. The first time someone did salute me by a "howdy!", I had no clue about what that could mean and I certainly looked as stupid as Borat

ak70g2 · Post by **ak70g2** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:02 am

Damn... You talk about fuel here or learn foreign laguanges? Is a damn military related forum, not a "Howdy" place! Get back to the point!

Post by **MCIera** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 5:43 pm

Thanks for the clarification. I had never heard "Grüß Gott" being used before.

housil wrote:"Grüss Gott" is the "ordenary" greeting/salutaion in south (!) Germany (but has nothing to do with religion! Is just a heritage of tradition), like the "...how are you... or nice to ...meet you..." in english/US.

Norther Germany say "Guten Tag" (good day)

DangerousDave · Post by **DangerousDave** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 1:25 am

YA, but I will deverge not, any further informatcion!

Post by **German_EPA** » Thu Aug 16, 2007 7:46 am

ak70g2 wrote:Damn... You talk about fuel here or learn foreign laguanges? Is a damn military related forum, not a "Howdy" place! Get back to the point!

well - the talk goes on - doesnt matter what topic about ...

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