German Translation Help


ingeras

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Plakinger wrote
kanst du deutsch ich hab ne frage
cann you speak german i can not very good english
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well sorry, no :(
can anyone help me and translate what plakinger want to ask ?

thank you
 
i don' understant,maybe a german will understand better than me, because if i translate it gives that, wich means nothing :

can you german i haven't ask.
is it a german who wrote that ?
 
greven posted on Feb 21 2005 at 09:13 AM said:
i don' understant,maybe a german will understand better than me, because if i translate it gives that, wich means nothing :

can you german i haven't ask.
is it a german who wrote that ?
well i suppose so ...
and babelfish.altavista.com doesn't work always well ...
 
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kannste deutsch ich habne frage
just means:

"Can you speak German, I have a question."

I wrote him a Message if he could send me the question(That was the mail I send to you by mistake).I think he's offline. I can try to translate the question for you, ingeras when hes online and send me the question, ok? :)

Jees'
 
thank you everybody
for your answers

Plakinger wants to ask me something
so .. you can send a pm to him and send me the translated
question ;)

thanks a lot
 
Ich bin aus der Schweiz und kenne mich aus in sachen Filme Konvertieren Spiele Installieren.Gruss Pady www.Sabina@hispeed.ch
 
swisscheese posted on Feb 21 2005 at 02:10 PM said:
Ich bin aus der Schweiz und kenne mich aus in sachen Filme Konvertieren Spiele Installieren.Gruss Pady www.Sabina@hispeed.ch

I have a somewhat limited understanding of the German langauge (I am partway into my second year of German study at my highschool). Let me know if I got the translation right:

"I am from Switzerland and know myself upon the matter of Movie Converter Player Installation."

Or, as I would translate it in good english:

"I'm from Switzerland, and I know about the Movie-Converter-Player Installation."

Let me know if I got this wrong, the word "sachen" kind of confused me so I may have gotten an entirely different meaning than what was intended.
 
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Sachen means stuff.

in german it's an other expression for "i know things about it"

in this case, he knows a few things about convert a movie or install games.

so your translation is right...
 
just sachen does not mean "i know things about it" *playingteacher* ^^
"in sachen" could be translated with about
"ich kenne mich aus in sachen" with "i'm into" or "i know about"

hope i didnt say anything that noone wants to know :p
 
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