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Ich scheiße, denn ich esse es.
Es ist gut.

At 10/15/07 04:32 PM, Sarcasm wrote:

The only mistake was capitalizing heiße.

plus it means 'Ich habe einen Hamster'

At 10/15/07 04:38 PM, SwaaanOfTheDead wrote:

At 10/15/07 04:32 PM, Sarcasm wrote:

The only mistake was capitalizing heiße.

plus it means 'Ich habe einen Hamster'

ah right. How come it's "einen" and not "ein"? I'm guessing it's something to do with habe being in there.

At 10/15/07 05:03 PM, Spectacle wrote: ah right. How come it's "einen" and not "ein"? I'm guessing it's something to do with habe being in there.

The '-en' ending is given to masculine nouns when they are direct objects.

"Ich bin ein Berliner" -JFK

Translation: "I am a jelly donut".

At 10/15/07 03:05 PM, CyborgStalker wrote: Nazi

wow not all germans are nazi's!!!!!!! god i hate it when people make that assumption!!
ok here it is
Das; genderless
Die; Feminine
Der; Masculine

Scheisse is the only word you need to know.

Or is it Scheiße? Damn, I forgot whether I need to use the ß.

At 10/15/07 03:05 PM, CyborgStalker wrote: Nazi

Gehen Sie geficken.

Did I get that right?

Der is masculine for 'the'
Die is the feminine for 'the'
Das is neutral for 'the'

Any more and ask me.

At 10/15/07 03:04 PM, Alcohol1 wrote: Give up.

Way to support!

At 10/15/07 05:05 PM, Sarcasm wrote:

At 10/15/07 05:03 PM, Spectacle wrote: ah right. How come it's "einen" and not "ein"? I'm guessing it's something to do with habe being in there.

The '-en' ending is given to masculine nouns when they are direct objects.

hmm so when would I use "ein" instead of "einen" in a sentence. I'm stil not entirely sure about how that works.

This website will help you out a lot in distinguishing the differences in the genders and their uses with different nouns :)

At 10/15/07 05:12 PM, chris53456 wrote: wow not all germans are nazi's!!!!!!! god i hate it when people make that assumption!!

What's a troll?

At 10/15/07 05:14 PM, LordZeebmork wrote:

Or is it Scheiße? Damn, I forgot whether I need to use the ß.

It's not needed, but may be used.

At 10/15/07 05:17 PM, SockMyDink wrote: Der is masculine for 'the'
Die is the feminine for 'the'
Das is neutral for 'the'

Any more and ask me.

Thanks for restating what many others have said.

At 10/15/07 05:22 PM, Spectacle wrote: hmm so when would I use "ein" instead of "einen" in a sentence. I'm stil not entirely sure about how that works.

Das - ein
Die - eine
Der - einen

nein!

At 10/15/07 05:15 PM, KemCab wrote:

At 10/15/07 03:05 PM, CyborgStalker wrote: Nazi

Gehen Sie geficken.

Did I get that right?

For a short insult say 'Fick dich!' (Fuck you) .

'Go fuck yourself' would also be 'Fick dich'!

At 10/15/07 05:14 PM, LordZeebmork wrote:

Scheisse is the only word you need to know.

Or is it Scheiße? Damn, I forgot whether I need to use the ß.

It's the same but I use 'Scheiße'

At 10/15/07 05:03 PM, Spectacle wrote:

ah right. How come it's "einen" and not "ein"? I'm guessing it's something to do with habe being in there.

I dont know if I can explain this in english but it's depending on the noun.

male noun: (the hamster / der hamster) 'ein hamster' but 'ich habe einen hamster'

female noun: (the rat / die ratte) 'eine Ratte' and 'ich habe eine ratte'

neutral noun: (the car / das auto) 'ein auto' and 'ich habe ein auto'

About the beginning on this past Summer, I was also trying to learn German by myself, too. While on the browsing for some help, I found this site:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/german/lj /

It has quite a few lessons in it. Hope this helps. :)

At 10/15/07 05:25 PM, Sarcasm wrote: Das - ein
Die - eine
Der - einen

At 10/15/07 05:29 PM, SwaaanOfTheDead wrote: male noun: (the hamster / der hamster) 'ein hamster' but 'ich habe einen hamster'

female noun: (the rat / die ratte) 'eine Ratte' and 'ich habe eine ratte'

neutral noun: (the car / das auto) 'ein auto' and 'ich habe ein auto'

ah right I see. I was confused because in my book I had

der - ein
die - eine
das - ein

I thought it was strange ein was twice.

At 10/15/07 05:31 PM, FireOnAMatch wrote: About the beginning on this past Summer, I was also trying to learn German by myself, too. While on the browsing for some help, I found this site:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/german/lj /

It has quite a few lessons in it. Hope this helps. :)

Yeah I googled a couple of German learning sites and that was one of them. It's pretty helpful, but I find it easier to be able to ask people questions instead of just read it for myself and end up getting stuff wrong without noticing

Get in spanish, it's way easier then german.

At 10/15/07 05:49 PM, CruzAzul-19 wrote: Get in spanish, it's way easier then german.

I'm kinda hoping to learn the basics of Spanish and French at some point. I already know abit of French from school too.

ok I found a list of words in my book and just want to check they're all right since it looks like I've made a fair few mistakes in my book.

list:
Ziemlich - Rather
Sehr - Very
Nicht - Not
Nicht sehr - Not very
Dick - Fat
Nett - Nice
Faul - Lazy
Fleißig - Hard working
Gemein - Nasty
Lustig - Funny
Dumm - Stupid
Sportlich - Sporty
Klug - Clever
Ernst - Serious
Schlank - Slim
Launisch - Moody
Alkoholisch - Alcoholic