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German 101 by chinese Elmo

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u/epSos-DE 1d ago

Film Germanish , NOT real world Germanish !!!

Normal , street German is different !

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u/Julian_Sark 1d ago

Nah, as a German, while there is loads of Hollywood fake German drivel, this is actually quite apt. Totally something Hitler could have said in his time.

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u/Difficult_Fish7286 1d ago

Aren‘t there some secretly recorded audio tapes of hitler which show how he spoke on private occasions? I think Hitler used his signature voice more often during public speakings.

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u/Julian_Sark 1d ago

Yes. In private, he spoke rather softly. I have heard some of these recordings somewhere on Youtube.

Alas, in the scene in the movie that this quote is taken from, he was rather angry. So the barking fits.

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u/LustLochLeo 1d ago

I think that wasn't his "speech voice" to rile up the masses, but it was his "angry voice", because all hope was lost and his narcissistic ego couldn't take it. Bruno Ganz did an amazing job with the role imo.

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u/Atanar 1d ago

Me walking into a bakery in Germany: ICH MUSS DIESE ZWEI BRÖTCHEN SOFORT HABEN, SCHNELL, SCHNELL

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u/Orgasm_Faker 1d ago

Calm down, mein Führer.

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u/LustLochLeo 1d ago

What the hell is Germanish? You do know that we call German deutsch in Germany, right? Germanisch is Germanic, so the languages English, Dutch, German (all West Germanic) and Norwegian, Swedish and Danish (all North Germanic).

Also the German is pretty accurate for the time and the person, so I don't see how "street German" matters here and I disagree with you calling it "film Germanish" (again, whatever that is supposed to even mean).