Does anyone speak german?

[#1California Chick]

I continued to be TOTALLY amazed by our BYC folks!!!!!

There is almost no problem that they cannot solve!!!

I mean really--- German homework!!!! Chickens don't speak German!!

What a totally cool community!!

Cindy

 

[SterlingAcres]

I wanted to learn German, but all our high school offered was Spanish and French. I figured with all the immigration, Espanol was my better option.

The only German sentence I know is Ich Lebe Dich? And I probably spelled it wrong. My great uncle was direct from Holland and I guess it's I love you?

 

[crazy huhn]

#1California Chick :

I continued to be TOTALLY amazed by our BYC folks!!!!!

There is almost no problem that they cannot solve!!!

I mean really--- German homework!!!! Chickens don't speak German!!

What a totally cool community!!

Cindy

Yes, BYC is amazing, but trust me, my chickens are bi-lingual or even better tri-lingual. I speak German and English to them (and they talk Chickenish...).

OK, seriously, I am German, so let me know how I can help with your essay.

Gute Nacht, Freunde​

 

[mom'sfolly]

My German skills a mostly oral, learned as an exchange student. I can still read enough German to follow directions in a cookbook. Unfortunately most of the German I remember is dialect as in

I ka Schwabish schwetsa.

 

[Granolamom]

#1California Chick :

I continued to be TOTALLY amazed by our BYC folks!!!!!

There is almost no problem that they cannot solve!!!

I mean really--- German homework!!!! Chickens don't speak German!!

What a totally cool community!!

Cindy

Ummm, I beg to differ! My chickens DO speak German, because when I call them "Huuuuuhhhhhhner!!!!!!!!" (which translates into "Chickeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeens!!!!!!"), they all come running​

 

[Granolamom]

mom'sfolly :

My German skills a mostly oral, learned as an exchange student. I can still read enough German to follow directions in a cookbook. Unfortunately most of the German I remember is dialect as in

I ka Schwabish schwetsa.

Hallooole! I schwaetz' au Schwaebisch, I komm aus Stuttgart!​

 

[conny63malies]

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It is " Ich liebe Dich" and if you really want to suck up you add "Schatzibutzi" sha-tsee-boo-tsee. My DH always says it when he knows he did wrong
You wrote " I live you" Dutch and german are not too far apart. I can read dutch but cant speak it. On top i also understand and sort of speak pennsylvania dutch.

 

[EggCentric]

Here is what "Google Translate" turned it into:

(http://translate.google.com)



"
I have almost no talk Deutshe noted. That is very good because I hope I can do more of the language of Germany understand if I dive into it myself."

 

[mom'sfolly]

Gruss Gott, Granolamom, I love Stuttgart. It is one of my favorite cities anywhere. I hope that I can take my children there in the next couple of years.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

I hated German class after my nasty German teacher hinted what my maiden name could be translated to.