Non-Airline Mogul => General Chat => Topic started by: tushardhoot1 on January 17, 2009, 11:02:31 pm
Title: Need Someone Who Can Speak German
Post by: tushardhoot1 on January 17, 2009, 11:02:31 pm
Hey,
I need someone who can speak German to proof read something for me. It's only 2 lines or so, so please pm me if you can do this.
Thanks!
Title: Re: Need Someone Who Can Speak German
Post by: blue25 on January 17, 2009, 11:07:20 pm
Warum? Was is das für? [German]
Why? What is that for? [English]
I might be able to help. ;)
Title: Re: Need Someone Who Can Speak German
Post by: tushardhoot1 on January 17, 2009, 11:39:54 pm
I'm trying to advertise my site in German, and don't want to end up using a translator and it being "Come Walk Into My New Place" instead of "Come Visit My New Site".
Title: Re: Need Someone Who Can Speak German
Post by: blue25 on January 18, 2009, 12:51:08 am
I'm trying to advertise my site in German, and don't want to end up using a translator and it being "Come Walk Into My New Place" instead of "Come Visit My New Site".
I'm not that great with German, but I can try.
If not, AirHanoverInternational would be able to help as he is fluent and also lives in Germany.
I read a page that said Swiss German was almost completely different from normal German :'(
thats true, as in germany the tv sometimes even synchronizes/subtitles swiss german people when they're talking
Title: Re: Need Someone Who Can Speak German
Post by: AirHanoverInternational on January 20, 2009, 12:56:06 pm
You do not need a "Swiss German". I would say about 98% of the words used by Swiss German speakers daily are the same as the regular German ones. Swiss German is more like a dialect (although some say it is a language itself) and the words are written like the Germans do.
The reason for subtitles on TV is for those people not used to that dialect. Imagine someone from Manchester going to Texas. May take some time for him to get used to his new environment.
Sooo, I still offer my help to you, tushardhoot1. :)