 Das Magier - Лес Чёрных Теней [demo] (2015), Atmospheric Black Metal (D5) |
  Dec 10 2018, 18:26:40
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*Artist: Das Magier *Year: 2015*Album: Лес Чёрных Теней [demo] *Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal *Country: Russian Federation (IMG:https://metalarea.org/forum/style_images/flags/Russian%20Federation.png) *Format: mp3@CBR320kbps *Size: 46MB Tracklist: 01.Кольцо Власти 02.Война Гнева 03.Марш Орды 04.Орки 05.Армия Мертвых 06.Назгулы 07.Равнина Призраков 08.Лес Черных Теней ****************************** Total playing time: 21:24 Technical info (IMG:https://metalarea.org/images/spectrogram/2018_Dec/8702ebc2f06c6e2453fb682afddfca70.png) Input File: 06.Назгулы.mp3 Channels : 2 Sample Rate : 44100 Precision : 16-bit Duration : 00:02:57.22 = 7815226 samples = 13291.2 CDDA sectors File Size : 7.09M Bit Rate : 320k Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III) Comments : Title=Назгулы Artist=Das Magier Album=Лес Чёрных Теней Tracknumber=6 Register
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Dec 10 2018, 22:42:48
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Thats a big fail....i'm native german speaker and the article is wrong in the name. You can only say "Der Magier". Or if you want to use it as a female you say "Die Magierin"...there is no "Das" Magier. Das is used for lifeless objects and some specific Nomen in german language. Der and Die for Persons.
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Dec 11 2018, 09:35:02
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QUOTE(Narasimha @ Dec 10 2018, 22:42:48)  Thats a big fail....i'm native german speaker and the article is wrong in the name. You can only say "Der Magier". Or if you want to use it as a female you say "Die Magierin"...there is no "Das" Magier. Das is used for lifeless objects and some animals in german language. Der and Die for Persons. Kinda funny die russen haben's nicht so mit deutsch glaub ich..^^^ p.s. cool hier auch mal einen deutschen zu sehen! :D |
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Dec 11 2018, 10:53:52
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ЦИТАТА(Narasimha @ Dec 10 2018, 23:42:48) Das is used for lifeless objects and some animals in german language. Der and Die for Persons. What about "das Mädchen"? |
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Dec 11 2018, 10:56:16
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Better than the two bands "Der Nacht". (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile1.gif) Too funny, that the most mistakes in german grammar are only simple grammar rules.
QUOTE(randyhermit @ Dec 11 2018, 10:53:52) What about "das Mädchen"? Some german grammar rules are very old or over-taken from old rules. "Das Mädchen" comes from a time where women generally were derogative treated, so it can be said that it`s just a derogative form of the german article-words. |
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Dec 11 2018, 10:58:12
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ЦИТАТА(randyhermit @ Dec 11 2018, 10:53:52) What about "das Mädchen"? Das Mädchen is used if you talk about not a specific person. Like with animals...like if someone on the streets wants money from you and you just go by and someone asks you what happaned and you answer "das mädchen wanted money". So yeah i forgot to add that. Even for german speakers it's hard to tell WHY specific Nomen have the article they have. There is not really a logic behind it i guess...one of those things you learn by default if you grow up with a language. Lot of languages have rules like that, it kinda sucks. I learned Arabic, Turkish and Babylonian on university and they have a ton of these fucking "by default" rules...very hard. @craP_cillA Ich bin Ösi :D |
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Dec 11 2018, 11:10:58
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QUOTE(Narasimha @ Dec 11 2018, 10:58:12) Even for german speakers it's hard to tell WHY specific Nomen have the article they have... Take a (closer) look here: http://www.koeblergerhard.de/ahdwbhin.html For everyone interested: It`s a "Althochdeutsch" dictionary and very comlpex too. There a many examples how german language worked hundreds or even thousand years ago. And you can see how the language and what not has changed up until now. |
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Dec 11 2018, 11:15:47
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ЦИТАТА(Narasimha @ Dec 11 2018, 01:42:48) Thats a big fail....i'm native german speaker and the article is wrong in the name. You can only say "Der Magier". Or if you want to use it as a female you say "Die Magierin"...there is no "Das" Magier. Das is used for lifeless objects and some specific Nomen in german language. Der and Die for Persons. Kinda funny You know it`s russian guys who don`t know any languages except for dirty and drunk languages so you can forgive `em. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) Music is total meh. |
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Dec 11 2018, 11:47:42
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QUOTE(randyhermit @ Dec 11 2018, 11:53:52) What about "das Mädchen"? там суффикс -chen, показатель среднего рода. Es hiesse "das Magierchen", denke ich, oder? |
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Dec 11 2018, 13:18:20
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ЦИТАТА(Kwaad @ Dec 11 2018, 11:47:42) там суффикс -chen, показатель среднего рода. Es hiesse "das Magierchen", denke ich, oder? No :D Magierchen does not exist.. it would be "Die Magierin". Usually "chen" at the end of words is used as a belittlement, but you can't put it on all words. For Magier there is no belittlement. But you can say Jungchen (little boy) for example. But thats a really german thing to say, where i live, in Austria, we don't use that (we usually use a more harder language of german, by sound and by grammar). For example in austrian german people use "-erl " for an belittlement, which i think sounds pretty stupid but also more harsh. So "Das Mädchen" in austrian would be "Das Mäderl" then. You can say both, everyone will understand and they teach you in school Mädchen but a lot of ...well patriotic and older perople are used to say "Mäderl". Can be combined with a lot of things... Hunderl (little dog), Katzerl (little cat), Handerl (little hands) and so on.. Its the same in german with "-chen" :D |
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