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  • #1405838

    sundancer
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    Hello everybody.

    I was joking with @warzan on the last XLBS that I should do a MP3 so that everyone who is not a German native speaker would pronounce units and names correctly. It started as a joke but I somehow dig the idea. Obviously I can’t do all the units and names but I’m willing to make a test run of 10 names.

    Please give me 10 unit names you would like to have. I will collect all and then make something with the 10 most wanted.

    #1405840

    limburger
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    Here’s a list that most English / non German speaking users will have trouble with :

    • Tiger
    • Panzer (I suspect in English this would sound like :   pants – er )
    • Jäger
    • Gebirgsjäger
    • Fallschirmjäger
    • STuG
    • Sturmgeschütz

    You probably could add the ranks used by leaders as they’re used in Bolt-Action as well.

    Looking forward to seeing/hearing ‘some dude on the internet’ make this into a thing and then seeing the results by the OTT crew 😉

    #1405841

    elessar2590
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    Great Idea

    Ranks are always good to know and the basic words that get used alongside other words like Kampfgruppe or Sonderkraftfahrzeug

    I’d also like to see a video of the OTT all the crew given a list of these words and trying to say them that would be cool to see

    #1405852

    Anonymous
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    Add Nebelwerfer to @limburger ‘s list and can you please get angry and say Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein!

    Great idea by the way.

    #1405917

    sundancer
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    “get angry”? Is there any other state of mind? oO

    #1406030

    wittmann007
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    I believe I can help with some of those!

    Using Limburger’s examples:

    Tiger – “Tee-Gah”
    Panzer – “Pan-zah”
    Jäger – “Yay-Gah”
    Gebirgsjäger – “Gee-Beers-Yay-Gah”
    Fallschirmjäger – “Fal-Schurm-Yay-Gah”
    STuG – “Schtoog”
    Sturmgeschütz – “Schturm-Geh-Shootz”

    #1406045

    sundancer
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    @wittmann007  I’ve tried this before, it won’t work 😉 But thanks

    #1406058

    tuffyears
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    surly the tiger is T-I-Double grrr -er

    #1406103

    limburger
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    @robert

    We’ve got YouTube for that :

    Also further proof that one needs to be angry to speak German 😉

    #1406106

    Anonymous
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    @limburger yes but I want to hear it from the PunMasterD!

    #1406108

    avernos
    Keymaster
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    correct, the wonderful thing about Tiggers is their bums are made out of rubber and their armour is made out of 100mm plate

    #1406110

    somegeezer
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    This is the best thread in ages. I love this site.

    #1406197

    sundancer
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    You’ve asked for it… I think… this is for you guys XD

    #1406200

    limburger
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    And now @sundancer has shown us his real face … 😀

    #1406207

    Anonymous
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    Much appreciated @sundancer

     

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