Todays’ video features a tale of forbidden love between OnTheFritz in the AwfulPanther and an M44 teammate he struck up a fruitful relationship with during a random battle on the Karelia map. Teamwork, kids. It’s not just for Navy recruitment commercials.
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“You can not string words together…”
But that’s how the German language works 😀
that’s how every language works 😀
Don’t forget Chinese also like that
@OJOU’S CUTE GIGGLE You can do the same in Japanese but putting more than 3 Kanji together is rather rare.
Most languages do also
0:54 Stringin words together to make new ones is how germanic languages work for the most part jingles.
The gnome overlord has graced us with another 15 minutes of his beautiful voice.
Amen
Jingles: ” Seriously Germany. Stop it! You can’t just take a bunch of existing words, string them together and pretend that they are a new word”
Me: Yes, we can!
Feuerwehrhauptmann: Yes, we can!
Panzerfahrer: Yes, we can!
@Samuel Pasche
Yes yes, I know. But the widow part was new for me 😀
Bezirksschornsteinfegermeister 🙂
Victorians were good as well… Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrngogogoch
Actually Jingles, you described the German language perfectly.
Me as a german on your long word comment:
“Thats not even my final form!” >:D
Why use many words when one word does trick – CEO of Germanic languages, probably.
@PhoenixGT3 wait till you find out when we use the “-” to form even fancier words!
It was removed because WG can’t allow any form of fun in their games.
Actually JIngles, ther german language works exactly like that.
Yea same with Norwegian haha, I was like yea that’s exactly how it works 😀
I was just about to comment the same! You are right.
I’m German, and I can confirm, it works like that
My best buds fell into a big bowl and were set on fire.
Jingles: ” Seriously Germany. Stop it! You can’t just take a bunch of existing words, string them together and pretend that they are a new word”
Finland: Lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas
Oh my god it’s real.
Should we tell them about the ‘lauseenvastike’?
Don’t lie, you all put this into Google translate.
@Daniel Prizzi Just EXACTLY what this language is about. >.<
@Super Tomate Uhhhh i mean… allies did… in WW2 XD
@DJAvren But the dutch once ate a dude so lunacy is to be expected
What the f***
Ya know last time I was this early, it seemed like jingles was gonna finish alien isolation. And just like this joke, it never hit home.
What does it mean?
People usually say that Light Tanks are the “natural enemies” of artillery.
As an arty player, I say that LTs and arty are natural friends. Of course, ALLIED LTs and arties.
And I love replays when there’s sinergy between those two vehicle classes.
This one here shown by Jingles was awesome.
@Yukkuri Spee Regulation on the delegation of authority concerning land conveyance permissions. This is a law (which have a tendency to have unintuitive names) and a pretty specific one at that, a law that was active in one city for four years from 2003 to 2007.
Yes I googled it, I had no idea what it meant either xD
@Poccer 77 Yeah, these long words are always incredibly specific and often part of what we call “Beamtendeutsch” (officialese). No one (usually) talks like that.
Another feature of German officialese is using nouns instead of verbs. As in English you can change a verb into a noun but it sounds unnatural to do so too much.
Jingles threw the bait and every germanic language speaking country took it… xD
Especially the English speaking ones! (English being Germanic itself)
Ja?
” Seriously Germany. Stop it! You can’t just take a bunch of existing words, string them together and pretend that they are a new word”
German: Amsel
English: blackbird
Haha dictionary go brrrrrr
I know that everyone hates Artillery, but when I see a great pairing of of Artillery and teamwork, I get ridiculously excited.
Jingles: “Stop recycling words into new words, Germany”
Germany” The boat on the river Rhine……”
I got an invader medal a few years ago with my M44, the only one I ever got. XD