Hohoho,
I think it is a little more complicated as english and german
prononciation are not the same:
If you mean haha in german and write it so, an english guy will read "hehe"
As I know Tony I think when he writes hehe, we german people would hear
"hihi"
but if you write "hihi", in english it will sound like heyhey: not
really laughing...
So smeylies were invented :) ;-) :-D (c:
But Tony looks always so: (8-)# (with glasses... # is the beard not
hear/hat/or so... #c:)=
Gerhard (auch) aus Wien,
derzeit auf Urlaub in Fillinges (Frankreich) nahe Genf (Schweiz)
werde mo"glicherweise auch in Luzern auftauchen...
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Anton Preinsack schrieb:
Laugh in German is "Ha, ha"
Anton
Am 08.09.2009 um 10:48 schrieb Tony Firshman:
What is the German for 'he he' - the laugh. Of course Babelfish gets
is wrong.
I am writing to the Swiss guest house!
Tony
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