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21st March 06, 08:50 AM
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Translation please? (German?)
My litlle (15 yr) girl wants me to buy this shirt for her, but I hesitate to buy her anything with foreign wording on it without knowing what is says; the Front Reads "RAMMSTEIN" and "Reise, Reise". The Back Reads: "WEITER WEITER INS VERDERBEN WIR MUSSEN LEBVEN BIS WIR STERBEN." I'm assuming it's German.
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21st March 06, 09:14 AM
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I believe Rammstein is a name. Resien means journey or trip. The full sentence is "onward in ruin we must love till our death." That's the jist of it.
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21st March 06, 09:15 AM
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21st March 06, 09:17 AM
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Rammstein is a German band. I don't know exactly how to classify them, sort of heavy metal/dark rock sort of stuff (and not at all my thing). I can't translate for you, but that at least gives a bit of context.
(Edit: I tried Babelfish, it didn't translate half the phrase.)
An uair a théid an gobhainn air bhathal 'se is feàrr a bhi réidh ris.
(When the smith gets wildly excited, 'tis best to agree with him.)
Kiltio Ergo Sum.
I Kilt, therefore I am. -McClef
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21st March 06, 09:18 AM
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Iolaus, From a German language major in the office. She says translation is approximately, "Further, further into death (or dying) we must live until we die" She is not 100% sure but feels that is very close. Hope that helps!
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21st March 06, 10:40 AM
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Ramstein is one of the few bands from another country who sings in a different language to have a GOOD SIZED US audience.
They're stage show is pretty cool (pyrotechnichally speaking).
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21st March 06, 10:40 AM
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Rammstein is a band. They toured with Korn about 5 years ago, and I saw a video of that, that's all I really know about them, is what I saw from that video.
I won't go into detail here, being a family-oriented forum and all, but to be general about it, their act was somewhat vulgar.
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21st March 06, 05:22 PM
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My 27 yr. old seamstress is from Berlin. She says this is her favorite
German group. Although she warns that the music is very good. the lyrics are over the top toward vulgar.
A translation of the words is;
"Journey, Journey. Further, further towards perdition, we must live until we die."
According to her, one of the most famous songs by Rammstein is about a man who digs up the corpse of his wife to make love to her again.
Very dark and Gothic. She describes the stage show as a cross between Kiss and Alice Cooper. Both on acid.
Steve Ashton
www.freedomkilts.com
Skype (webcam enabled) thewizardofbc
I wear the kilt because: Swish + Swagger = Swoon.
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21st March 06, 06:25 PM
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Ok, thanks all.
I'm not going to worry too much about the lyrical content of the music she listens to; she's across the country, so I couldn't control it if I wanted to. Besides, who here listened to their parents about music anyway! No, I just didn't want to be buying something profane or vulgar for her to wear.
That phrase isn't too bad. Now that I know what it says, I've got to clear it with her mom.
Sigh. Things like this would've been so much easier if they'd stayed out here.
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22nd March 06, 12:10 AM
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 Originally Posted by ByDand
Iolaus, From a German language major in the office. She says translation is approximately, "Further, further into death (or dying) we must live until we die" She is not 100% sure but feels that is very close. Hope that helps!
From a german: yes, that´s it!
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