The RRRRRRRolling R thread

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“This track isn’t available” … :thinking:

I wish I could listen to this at work :cry: See you in 8 hours…

Can’t you listen to audio at all or only stuff from Soundcloud?

Don’t you mean trrrrrrrrrrrack?

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Soundcloud is blocked. Even if it wasn’t, everyone would notice if I tried listening to something through the computer.

It’s ok, I’ll wait :wink:

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Did anyone recognise what I was referring to in my third section, the french one?

So many rolling "r"s and not a single mention of…you know…are you guys trying to break Godwin´s Law, or what?

Erm, since when has this forum EVER followed that law? :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

Sounds like Reyes talking French after drinking the tea at Madame Morenas store?

Ahahah! Oh, I must warn you, I had to speak 2 lines in french, for the italian dubbing. But my worst performance was when I had to speak the 2german lines…

Anyway, the french part of my “Rolling R” is taken from this song of the early nineties:

It was a controversial song: the singer was a french little boy of 4-years-old.
C’est dur dur d’etre a bébé, which in french means: it’s tough to be a baby.

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And we had “Schnappi” the little crocodile…

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Love that song!!! :purple_heart:
I first heard it during my second year of learning German at school.

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Lovely, but this songs lacks of "R"s :smile:

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Often enough mein Fuhrer…I mean ma´am.

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I was at the avant-garde of popularizing Schnappi in the Netherlands. (I’m sorry.)

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btw: Was there an English version of the Schnappi song?

How would I know? lol :stuck_out_tongue:

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Not that I know of.
We didn’t learn the words properly, we just listened to it and watched the video.

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I copied @ZakPhoenixMcKracken

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