Hell yeah!! xD Tomorrow's Walpurgis Night! (And strangely this entry's German...)

[urania]

Wheeeheee, morgen is' Walpurgisnacht und wir wissen ja alle, dass Halloween nur ein mieser Abklatsch is'!! XD Jaaaahaaa, genau!

*hust* Also is' hier ein Bild um gute alte europäische Feste zu feiern! :)



Hmm, irgendwie bin ich manchmal echt froh, dass meine Verwandten irgendwie "rückständig" sind und dass meine Ma von einem Dorf wie vor 100 Jahren kommt. Diese ganzen alten, traditionellen Sachen (auch Essen und so) hätte ich sonst wohl nicht mitbekommen. Würde mir irgendwie fehlen. :)

*traditionen feier*

Comments

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

Wow, really? You're working on it! :) Cooooool! So you have to keep writing German comments! I'm so happy to read them. I think it's rather rare that people want to learn German, causemost just think it sounds horrible! XD (I don't think so! ;))

Aww, thank you! :) I'll do my very best! :D (Ich geb mein bestes! Ha! XD)

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

Yup, mostly it's listening to German music... I have seen Run Lola Run and I have tried to get threw it with out subtitles for practice too.

I don't think it sounds horrible, I think it's a cool language. :D

You're welcome! (I can't remember how to say that in German ^^)
Cool! You'll do fine! :D

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

I think I've never seen "Lola rennt" (<- Yay for German title), maybe I should... it's one of those things where I have the impression they're more famous in other countries than Germany.

You' re welcome is "Bitte" or "Keine Ursache". :)

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

It's possible. It's not a great movie, it's just, different. I do like the soundtrack. :)


Really? I thought Bitte was "please". Hm, I have mixed something up. What is "please"?

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

Ah, I like movies/shows/whatever that have good soundtracks! :)

Ah, "please" is Bitte as well! Haha! XD Really, so you didn't mix up anything! :)

It's a very useful word, but when you think Bitte confuses you when used to say "you're welcome" you can just use "keine Ursache" what's like "don't mention it". :)
Oh, but now that I think about it, there's kinda variation. When you're using Bitte in the "you're welcome" sense, you can also add "sehr" or "schön", waht makes it "Bitte sehr!" and "Bitte schön!". XD So, here you go! ;) I hope I could clarify that.

Oh and btw, there are lots of Germany which translate "You're welcome!" with "Wilkommen!" (what actually means "welcome" but in the sense where you have guests and give them a welcome) It's all over the German dubs, really confusing, but soooo hilarious! XD

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

This one does have a good sound track :)

Really? Wow, that can get a bit confusing. And I have seen Wilkommen, but I figured that was more for welcoming visitors ;)

So "keine Ursache" is a more familiar "you're welcome"? Cool, I'm ganna remember that :D

Danke!!

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

Hmm, I wouldn't say that that the one is more familiar than the other. ^^ But most just use Bitte 'cause it's shorter! XD

Bitte schön und keine Ursache!! :D Ich helfe gern! :)

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

Ah, so it's a lazy man's term XD

Danke! (I think you said you are happy to help? ^_^)

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

Genau! :D

(Heh, just in case, that means exactly! ...somehow I think you already know that! :))

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

LOL Cool! :D
And no, I'm afraid I wasn't familiar with 'Genau'. But I'm always up for learning new things :D

[urania-chan.livejournal.com]

Oh btw, "cool" is used very frequently in Germany, as well as "fuck", hah, really! XD And lots and lots of other English words. ^^

[night-songs-93.livejournal.com]

Really? People say them in English?
Cool :D