Hollywood movies are better when they are dubbed in German.
I completely agree! I've seen a few when I was taking German classes and not being able to hear the actor's voice you're used to helps focus on the character more.
That's really odd that Danish was more difficult to understand than Norwegian, since Norwegian is closer to Old Norse than German. From what Danish I've heard/read, I've noticed a lot of similarities between it and German when it comes to verbs. Then again, I'm basing it off a few Danish songs, so I could be wrong. I'll definitely keep all of this in mind if I ever get the opportunity to visit Scandinavia. It's my goal to one day learn all the Germanic languages.
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Date: 2009-09-06 07:25 am (UTC)I completely agree! I've seen a few when I was taking German classes and not being able to hear the actor's voice you're used to helps focus on the character more.
That's really odd that Danish was more difficult to understand than Norwegian, since Norwegian is closer to Old Norse than German. From what Danish I've heard/read, I've noticed a lot of similarities between it and German when it comes to verbs. Then again, I'm basing it off a few Danish songs, so I could be wrong. I'll definitely keep all of this in mind if I ever get the opportunity to visit Scandinavia. It's my goal to one day learn all the Germanic languages.