One has it (Manhattan)
- 1. Word Play: When you say 'Manhattan' but listen to it as if it were Swiss German, it sounds like 'Man hätt en', which means 'one has it'
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I just did a translation into standard German which was requested and I understand a couple of lines pretty different to what you made of them.
For example, no idea why you made
"Style chamer nöd lerne nei Manhattan oder nöööööd."
to "You can not learn style, no one has it or noooot."
I'm not sure myself what it means but rather something along the line of
"You can't learn style, either you have it or nooooot".
I did a second English translation to fix some of the errors, such as that one. But I did a more loose translation than a literal one.
I'm not a native speaker, I grew up using more French and English in my house, but I figured it out enough to make the translation more flowing and casual. I hope you enjoy it too.
Cheers.
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Fun! Great video, eh?