groot dialog in french

Beztor

should read '' je m'appel Groot''  not ''je s'appel Groot'' but  ''je suis Groot'' sound more accurate 
thank you 

Magic

Actually this is how it was dubbed into French in the original movie. The "mistake" is there on purpose. 

Bowgentle

Also, they don't care about other languages.

German has been horrible since day one, and hasn't gotten any better, with broken skill descriptions, extremely weird Event names, etc.

They just don't care enough to spend actual money on translations.

sinnerjfl

Magic said:

Actually this is how it was dubbed into French in the original movie. The "mistake" is there on purpose. 

as a translator, this really bothers me...  "Je suis Groot" is a much better translation.

Black Duke

Bowgentle said:

Also, they don't care about other languages.

German has been horrible since day one, and hasn't gotten any better, with broken skill descriptions, extremely weird Event names, etc.

They just don't care enough to spend actual money on translations.

You're so right! My favorite translation is "Dumme Diebe" (Stupid thieves) for "Thick as Thieves".

ajfahre

Black Duke said:

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Bowgentle said:

Also, they don't care about other languages.

German has been horrible since day one, and hasn't gotten any better, with broken skill descriptions, extremely weird Event names, etc.

They just don't care enough to spend actual money on translations.

You're so right! My favorite translation is "Dumme Diebe" (Stupid thieves) for "Thick as Thieves".

At least they got the alliteration on the "D"

Jaedenkaal

Black Duke said:

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Bowgentle said:

Also, they don't care about other languages.

German has been horrible since day one, and hasn't gotten any better, with broken skill descriptions, extremely weird Event names, etc.

They just don't care enough to spend actual money on translations.

You're so right! My favorite translation is "Dumme Diebe" (Stupid thieves) for "Thick as Thieves".

Actually "thick" in english can be used to mean stupid, so it's sort of a pun on the normal phrase "Thick as Thieves," which is used to mean "closely allied with". So it sounds like they at least translated a possible meaning, without preserving the pun, which might not have been possible. I'm a little rusty on german idioms related to thieves, I'll admit.

Black Duke

Jaedenkaal said:

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Black Duke said:

Bowgentle said:

Also, they don't care about other languages.

German has been horrible since day one, and hasn't gotten any better, with broken skill descriptions, extremely weird Event names, etc.

They just don't care enough to spend actual money on translations.

You're so right! My favorite translation is "Dumme Diebe" (Stupid thieves) for "Thick as Thieves".

Actually "thick" in english can be used to mean stupid, so it's sort of a pun on the normal phrase "Thick as Thieves," which is used to mean "closely allied with". So it sounds like they at least translated a possible meaning, without preserving the pun, which might not have been possible. I'm a little rusty on german idioms related to thieves, I'll admit.

Well, back in school days our they´ve told us that "to be thick as thieves" means "to be tight friends with someone". If I assume that they were right, german idioms like "Wie Pech und Schwefel" or "Dicke Freunde" would have been more suitable translations.

Jaedenkaal

Yeah I think the joke with ""Thick as Thieves" is that MPQ makes out the Maggia goos to be pretty dumb. So in english you could also read it as "Stupid as Thieves" in the same way as "Thick as a brick" ie dumb as a post.