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Published: 2010-08-25 23:17:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 3624; Favourites: 92; Downloads: 19
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Here's the colored version
Sniper: Ye warm yet luv?
Medic: Ja liebes, very varm *he cuddles closer, resing his head on Sniper's chest* Mein Zhneipah..
Sniper: Anythin' fur you luv
Enjoy meine Lieblinge ~
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I love everything about this! I get the warm fuzzies in my heart just lookin' at it. XD So cute, and loving, and awesomely drawn/colored! I'm faving the hell out of this, man.
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oh my do feel free C: And thank you!!
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Honhonhon. Time for another German lesson!
Meine Sniper = My sniper girl
Mein Sniper = my sniper
xD I think you should use the male form of "my".
Otherwise I'm scared that Sniper might start to chase you with a frying pan in his hand
By the way, the German word for Sniper is ScharfschΓΌtze, but I guess it's pretty hard to memorize and the most of us say Sniper anyways. Just wanted to tell you in case you wondered
I really like the pic, you did a grat job as always!
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I have another question, in my line Enjoy meine lieblinge, since I'm adressing everyone, do I use meine? or mein? I'm assuming that's what you're getting at when you give me a lesson because I had medic say the male version.
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Enjoy meine Lieblinge is correct, since the word Lieblinge is female in this case (don't ask me why, German is weird).
In the desription you said "meine Sniper", which I was correcting
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Danke, but (not to sound whiney or complaining) I never put "meine" I put "mein" from the moment I wrote it D: So didn't I have it right?
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If you wrote mein Sniper then it was correct. Maybe I saw it wrong or something, I don't know. Sorry for confusing you
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Alrighty, so add an e on mein if I'm talking to a girl? Because you corrected me one time and you neglected to tell me there was a girl version and a male version lol.
Ach I need to learn more. I wish I was online earlier so I could catch you but school's got me beat D:
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Sadly, it's not that easy.
For example:
My boy = Mein Junge
(because Junge has the male article "der")
My girl = Mein MΓ€dchen (because MΓ€dchen has the sexless article "das")
But you do add an e to the Mein when the article is "die" (female article).
The der/die/das are one of the most diffcult parts of the German language because, depending on which article your noun has, it also changes the ending in the plural forms and so on and so on. We have like one million quadrillion thousand ways a noun or verb can end. You really need a teacher (or a good software w/e) to teach you that, but it's impossible to teach it in dA messages. I'm sorry dear, I would've loved to help, but it's really difficult.
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trust me when I get my hands on money I'm getting Rosetta Stone for German. I don't care how much it costs, I want to learn it.
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*tear* they grow up so fast lol
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*sniffles* yes...yes they do...XD
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*sobs on your shoulder*
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*pats you on the back*
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Your making me happy with all these sniper medic pictures....ah...
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lol you're very welcome
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