Torchmann, your tag line translated says (if I'm correct);
"These sub-human brothers I'm in the affirmative"
What's it mean
"these sub-human brothers stand I with yes"
stehe=stand Ich-I Mit=with.
it's been many years since I’ve studied. Google can help with the vocabulary but the grammar i might have wrong.
Also, german grammar is not laid out the same as english. "I go up the stairs" vs "by the stairs I go up".
I've also studied some Russian and their grammar is more similar to German layout but Russian does not use ?conjuntions?
Russian you would not say I go up the stairs you'd just say I go up stairs.
Or instead of saying I do not understand it You'd say simply I not understand... Я не понимаю = ya nee-ye paneemaioo
"Я= ya н=nee е=eh п=P о=(short o like a) H=N и=(long E like ee) M=M A=A I-O=(sounds like "you" or ee oo)
Poccia is cyrillic for Russia P=R O=Oh C=s C=s i=EE A=a
P is a letter called a false freind. it appears to be Pee as in english but is pronounces rr as an english R.
CCCP stands for Union (of) Soviet Socialist Republics
Сою́з is pronounced Soyuz
Сове́тских is pronounced Sovetskikh
Социалисти́ческих is pronounced Sotsialisticheskikh
Респу́блик is pronounced Respublik
or
Советский Союз =Sovetsky Soyuz= soviet union
the name Russia comes from the House of Rus who were vikings.
learning the pronunciations is the hardest. Most of the language is written different you can mostly follow along letter by letter pronouncing each one phonically just like with english.
I'm not sure why it is so different from english or latin.
Think that blows your mind check this out...
Japanese are not native to japan, a native population still exists there. Some historians claim that japan was settled by Norwegian vikings who displaced the native Japanese and those Norwegians later became more oriental and somewhat indistinguishable from their ancestors but dna, historical records, and language study point to Japanese being of Norwegian ancestory