[ SECRET POST #3144 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3144 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Grace Kelly, Judy Garland]


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[Soragumi, Shizuki Asato]












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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

a) I can't get over reading german expressions longer than 2 words in english text. I start picturing a little nazi popping out screaming the words at me. Must be due to that SCHMETTERLING video...

b) Ayaki Nao FTW4evah!!

[(Anonymous)]

Wow. So everyone who speaks German is a Nazi screaming at you. Good to know. :/

[(Anonymous)]

FYI I'm German. Because of that I'm also an ESL-speaker so some stuff that may just be your regular old loanword-incorporation to people whose mothertongue english is may sound weird to me, precisely because the loanword is from my own mothertongue and thus out of context. Single words i've gotten used to, but with an added article it's half a sentence. Incidentally, people suddenly speaking german in the context of english language media is at least 60-70% nazis, and the video I mentioned plays on that fact. I live in southern Hesse and our language is very soft, actually, and sounds nothing like how german is often portrayed in the US. Somehow, though, because I watch a lot of stuff from the US or UK my brain automatically assumes the harder tone for german within an english environment. this is what I meant. And, if you'll look closely, it's also what I said. I said "more than two words german in an english sentence have me picture a nazi popping out" and not "speak german and you're a nazi"