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Nathaniel Gutierrez
Adam Young
0/0
nice try!
Austin Collins
try it yourself, then
Jason Jones
cute tbqh
Kayden Lopez
Your accent sounds a little like a french one.
But breddy gudd in general
Bentley Turner
Haha, thanks!
Thanks, man. Can you guys record you saying it?
I think I'm missing something.
"Und für dieses Volk - und um dieses Volk, wollen wir Ringen und wollen wir kämpfen.
Und Niemals erlahmen; und Niemals ermüden; und Niemals verzagen; und Niemals verzweifeln."
Evan Taylor
Oops, this is the full text:
"Der kostbarste Besitz auf dieser Welt, aber - ist das eigene Volk.
Und für dieses Volk - und um dieses Volk, wollen wir Ringen und wollen wir kämpfen.
Und Niemals erlahmen; und Niemals ermüden; und Niemals verzagen; und Niemals verzweifeln."
Camden Gonzalez
atemlos durch die nacht
Liam Young
guys?
Robert Cruz
well do you want an honest answer or a lie?
Christopher Kelly
any Germans care to r8 mine?
Easton Smith
HONEST
Jackson Garcia
>verzagen
nein, versagen
Asher Powell
wat
Dominic Roberts
Nein, verzagen ist richtig, bester Verbüdeter.
Aaron Flores
Is this the new vocaroo thread ?
Elijah Garcia
sure, why not
Evan Thomas
If so, I will pick up the challenge.
Dylan Bennett
Samuel Sullivan
It could be understood, but the accent is still very thick, your worst mistake was the "V" in "volk" and "verzweifeln", its fohlk and ferzweifeln if you understand what i mean. You sounded like the wolk in wolke, but the emphasis is already good
6/10
almost no accent, "erlahmen" and "verzweifeln" were a relapse into french accent though, pretty easy tp understand to native germans
9/10
Carter Jackson
>a relapse into french accent though
He's a Nigel, don't trust him.
Robert Ross
Care to rate my accent?
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Isaac Nelson
Well, might as well give it a try.
Rate, Germanbros? Be honest, I want to know if any accent remains. If there is one, what kind is it?
Lincoln Brown
I'm impressed senpai
Lucas Reed
Thanks. Still, was there any kind of accent or mispronunciation of some words? I've been told before that most Americans have a habit of "swallowing" parts of words, while in German it's more methodical - every syllable is spoken.
Jeremiah Clark
It was pretty much perfect but I didn't understand what you said at the end
Colton Lee
8/10
9/10
Kayden White
verzagen != versagen
Aber versagt hast du auf jeden Fall, Takeshi.
Ryan Carter
>versagen/10
Versagt.
Verzagen.
Es heißt verzagen.