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bloke wrote:An fünfunddreißig wären tausend Dollar, ich neugierig zu lesen, welche verschiedenen wörtlichen Beschreibungsleute wenn sie versuchen verwenden, ein zu beschreiben "Theinklang".

Uhhh, dude, I think it melted.

Belltrouble wrote:To be honest,would you please try to express your request in english language again?

Kurt

Him say: Thirty-five to be one thousand U.S. dollars, I am curious to read the literal description of what various people, when they try to use a describe "Thein sound"

bloke wrote:An fünfunddreißig wären tausend Dollar, ich neugierig zu lesen, welche verschiedenen wörtlichen Beschreibungsleute wenn sie versuchen verwenden, ein zu beschreiben "Theinklang".

How has this text been established? Aside from one not existing word consisting of existing elements the spelling is right, but the grammar and especially the sequence of the words are plain insane. Some computed translation? If done by a human it reveals a high level of knowledge - skewed knowledge.

K

The point is that the high level of spelling displayed does not match the sequence of the words, which is so wrong that it must have been randomized at will or by a computer.

I understand that bit of Spanish, but why should I care about speaking Spanish? I don’t employ a garden hand, and my laundry lady is a Philippina speaking English and Danish. No kidding!

K

I think Bloke's just bored, and wonders what "Thein" sound is and whether it's worth 30some thousand dollars. Of course, my memory would lead me to think he's already spent most of his life's savings on that GlitterGold Kellyberg.....so maybe he's getting ready to part with his Holtons.....

Rob "just a couple of thoughts"

I´ll second "The Elephant"´s comments on American´s problems with German sentence structure. After only ten months as a foreign exchange student in Elkhart, IN I came home with heavy American accent AND messed-up grammar. It took roughly three weeks for me to get the language straight I had been listening to for the first 16 years of my life.
No contribution to the actual topic, though. Sorry.

Bloke just to be funny the sentence structure of that topic wrote.

MA

It reminds me of a Jupiter 582 ... go easy on me, guys! The first time I saw one (Jupiter), I thought it was the ugliest horn I had ever seen.

1) viel Bier trinken

2) Klang egal

tuba kitchen wrote:1) viel Bier trinken

Those were the days bygone.

tuba kitchen wrote:2) Klang egal

As a stand alone statement this one really has two basically contradicting semantic contents:

The sound shall be even (which I agree with)

or

The sound doesn’t matter (which I do not agree with)

Klaus