"Ich bin ein Berliner" - JFK. translated to "i am a jelly donut" berliner is a kind of pastry like a jelly donut... or so i am told.
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Ich habe kein hose an
I don't even know if it's spelled right.
I'm not wearing any pants
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Berlin in a city in germany.
Berliner, is a donut type treat with it's own name knida like long johns, that's derives it's name from the city in which it was supposedly invented.
Berliner is a resident of Berlin.
In other words...it's up to interpretation. But it CAN mean "I'm a donut" no word of jelly
BlackHalo-that's spelled right... congrats YOu passed german class...Comment
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Warum nicht dieses fourm nicht in Deutschland basiert, scheint es Sie wird verwechselt
I used to know a little German, if anyone knows it, see if I was correct or if thats even readable.
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Warum ist dieses forum nicht in Deutschland basiert, scheint es Sie wird verwechselt
The first part is almost right the second has 2 pronouns next to each other, so I'm not sure what your trying to say?> Something about they seeming to be mixed up?Comment
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Dieses Forum ist nicht in der Bundesrepublik basiert. Also scheint es als ob es ein Bisschen verwechselt ist.
I sink zat is about ess close as vee are goink to get, vissout knowing offhand ze der/die/das-ness of Forum.
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Ein Berliner hat immer etwas Marmelade, sonst ist es kein Berliner.
Translation: A Berliner is not a Berliner if it doesn't have jelly, it would then be called something else.
It's a tough phrase,technically and grammatically, it's correct, but it just so happens that being a "resident of Berlin" (which is what JFK was really trying to say) can be construed in a different context and subsequently associate you with a jelly pastry.
They do taste very good by the way.
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des ish a krapfn'!!!!
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The difference is that if your from a city you just say the city's name and add er (masc) or erin (fem). What makes the statment say that he's a donut is that he put the "ein" in front of it. Basically he should have said: "Ich bin Berliner" And that's the story according to my evil german prof.Originally posted by Heat
Berlin in a city in germany.
Berliner, is a donut type treat with it's own name knida like long johns, that's derives it's name from the city in which it was supposedly invented.
Berliner is a resident of Berlin.
In other words...it's up to interpretation. But it CAN mean "I'm a donut" no word of jelly
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Manuel is right it both with and without "ein" is correct. He would know STILL lives in Germany
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