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Films of Sergio Leone => For a Few Dollars More => Topic started by: titoli on February 25, 2017, 04:30:21 PM
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I was rewatching the beginning and the way the horse is made to run after the killing reminded me of the dog in the cemetery in GBU.
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I was rewatching the beginning and the way the horse is made to run after the killing reminded me of the dog in the cemetery in GBU.
Twins, separated at birth?
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Twins, separated at birth?
No, DOPPELGÄNGERN.
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No, DOPPELGÄNGERN.
DOPPELGÄNGER
It's the same word in singular and in plural
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DOPPELGÄNGER
It's the same word in singular and in plural
Danke.
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DOPPELGÄNGER
It's the same word in singular and in plural
Yes, but one is the same to the other; then it must be plural. :-\
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Yes, but one is the same to the other; then it must be plural. :-\
Der Doppelgänger is singular
Die Doppelgänger is plural
If it is that what you want to know. It's an exception, but not the only one.
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In English we get rid of the umlaut and male/female articles. The plural can be made with an "s."
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In English we get rid of the umlaut and male/female articles. The plural can be made with an "s."
Yeah, that's easier, but I'm used to it
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And of course we don't capitalize our nouns (except for so-called proper nouns).
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High Noun?
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Der Doppelgänger is singular
Die Doppelgänger is plural
If it is that what you want to know. It's an exception, but not the only one.
No I misread the posts, you're right - sorry mate. ;)
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Dont forget the cat when Manco and Mortimer are waiting for Indios gang to emerge from the streets of Agua Caliente...that is very similar to the dog in the cemetery...