Does anybody know what " SIE IST SHON " means?...it's in Greman...?
463946
Yep, it's German. It's spelt schön, in case you are interested. Meaning as listed above (she's pretty, nice, etc) :)
396826
Ja!\nWie geht es Ihen? \nWas kann ich für Sie tun?\nMöchten Sie in Deutsch gesprächen?
856329
"kan man ha roligare" basically translates to "Could this be funnier".  It is Swedish.  Hopefully, you're wondering because you saw the incredibly hysterical baby laughter video that's been circulating via email.  He's just toooooo cute!
553984
The previous translations seem to have come from non-native speakers. Here we go again:\n\n"Was für eine eine kleine Welt wir hier doch vor uns haben."\n"Mein Cousin heißt Patrick."\n"Er ist gerade in Kanada."
214599
it is turkish but it doesnt mean i fisted your mother it says:\nhello friends, does my dictionary and ???? give you ???\nlol sorry im bad at turkish only know the basics, and i dont think this person spelt it correctly anyway. i might be wrong im sorry.
167949
Well, I ran it through Alta Vista translator and got "Trace program of the herds?".  I'm assuming the phrase is French.  Does this make any sense in the context in which you saw it?
392880
It is amazing how many people think bablefish et alia could be a translation help for anything else but single words:\nNow: 'sueppchen' is a diminutive for 'soup', 'auslöffeln' means 'scrape up', but since the original uses idomatic expressions, a translation will have to do the same.\nHere is an attempt:\n"The music I can face or any other challenge ..."
799505
A very interesting question! I'm german and I thougt about it, after i read your question... but didn't come to a conclusion.\n\nLike many other things in the german language, this is a thing, you have to learn. \n\nMore common today is "chen" instead of "lein", sometimes you could use both, but the words might have two different meanings, and many words with "lein" sounds nowadays very oldfashiond, like in fairy tales.\n\nso we say:\n\na man - a little man = ein Männlein, if you say Männchen, than it means a male animal :)\n\na table - a little table = ein Tischchen (even so the word "Tisch" is ending with "sch", we normaly use "chen", "Tischlein" is used today only in Fairy Tales...)\n\nsame with \n\na fish - a little fish = ein Fischchen (Fischlein is oldfashiond)\n\nbut most of the time we use "chen"\n\ndog - Hund - Hündchen\nbell - Glocke - Glöckchen\nchair - Stuhl - Stühlchen\nleg - Bein - Beinchen\nchicken - Huhn - Hühnchen\nbee - Biene - Bienchen\n\nThe only advice I can give you... try to check the words at \nhttp://www.duden.de\nchange the button from "in allen Bereichen" to "in der Duden-Suche", type the word in... if there is no result, than the word ist not common in the german language.\n\nSorry for my bad english..... hope you understand me :)
1127942
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nfür das deutsche Vaterland!\nDanach lasst uns alle streben\nbrüderlich mit Herz und Hand!\nEinigkeit und Recht und Freiheit\nsind des Glückes Unterpfand;\n|: blüh' im Glanze dieses Glückes,\nblühe, deutsches Vaterland. :| \n\nIm not sure why it was banned....But we Germans had a reason...I think.
1040815
From ******, which is a deritive of **********.  Its also latin for *******************  *****.
901720
sweetie, this is definately no german sentence... grammar is horrible... this is what i think it might mean (i know there is no sense in it...)\n\nlight gets paid since\ni polished it away\nthe shadows will cover me\ni dont need any light for leading my steps to you\nit only shows errors, terror and fear
916808
The whole song is a play on German wedding vows.\n\nThe quote:\n\n"Wollt Ihr einander lieben und achten und die Treue halten, bis dass der Tod euch scheidet?" in German roughly translates to, "Do you want to love and respect each other and to remain faithful, until death separates you?" Instead of answering with "ja" (yes), the lyrics says "nein" (no), finally answering the question he said "nothing" to in the beginning.\n\nThe title is commonly interpreted as "You Have," but can be considered as a play on words: "Du hast" means "you have", while "du hasst", which would be spelled with a sharp (du haßt), but owing to the German grammar changes in 1996 would now simply be spelled as two s's. "s," means "you hate." The pun is illustrated by a comparison of the German version, a literal English translation, and the band's non-literal English version of the song.
586915
it's actually german. just kidding. I don't know\nsorry
703326
Im Wohnzimmer haben wir ein großes grünes Ledersofa mit 2 passenden Sesseln. Außerdem haben wir den Fernseher im Wohnzimmer. Wir haben einen Computer und einen Couchtisch aus Eiche.\n\nIm Esszimmer haben wir einen Esstisch und sechs dazu passende Stühle. Die Wände sind gelb. Ich denke, dass es widerlich aussieht, aber mein Vater mag es. \n\nIn der Küche haben wir einen Ofen, den Geschirrspüler, die Waschmaschine und den Trockner, den Kühlschrank und die Tiefkühltruhe. Außerdem haben wir viele Schränke, in die wir die Teller hineinstellen. Darüber hinaus gibt es eine Spüle und einen Arbeitstisch. Die Hauptfarbe der Küche ist blau. Ich mag die Küche nicht besonders, weil ich meiner Mutter dort helfen muss.\n\n--Tobias
974668
It means longing.. It is pronounced "Shoo2" in colloquial Arabic while in classical Arabic it is pronounced "shooq".
326150
It's German.\nIt could mean one of 3 things:\n\n1. indefinite pronoun something; irgendetwas: anything; \n2. adjective some; any;\n3. adverb a little, somewhat
252085
Yes it is , Just ask a part of it in english  so it wont be reported the main point here is to share our answers so you´ll figure it out ....