Felix Dombek

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Student of Computational Linguistics B.Sc. at the University of Potsdam, Germany

Programmer at a small backup software company (Visual C++, Python, some VB6 and PHP)

	357 reputation	bio	website	facebook.com/felix.dombek	visits	member for	1 year, 11 months
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Jun 18	comment	Simple but interesting German literature Ooops :( damn, I forgot about that! Sorry :/
Jun 18	answered	Simple but interesting German literature
Jun 18	comment	Simple but interesting German literature I see -- just one second :)
Jun 18	answered	Simple but interesting German literature
Jun 18	revised	In welchen älteren literarischen Werken kommen derbe Ausdrücke vor, die heute auch noch verwendet werden? edited tags
Jun 18	comment	In welchen älteren literarischen Werken kommen derbe Ausdrücke vor, die heute auch noch verwendet werden? Ist das Off-Topic oder einfach unerwünscht?! Bitte downvotes erklären.
Jun 18	asked	In welchen älteren literarischen Werken kommen derbe Ausdrücke vor, die heute auch noch verwendet werden?
Jun 18	accepted	Welche deutschen Wörter unterscheiden sich nur in der Betonung?
Jun 18	asked	Welche deutschen Wörter unterscheiden sich nur in der Betonung?
Jun 18	comment	Welche dieser Wörter/Aussprüche sind tabu? Ja eben, es wäre auch total sinnlos. Vielleicht hat Hitler auch mal "Ich liebe dich" zu Eva Braun gesagt und sicher tausende völlig normale Sätze … da überhaupt auf die Idee zu kommen, all das vermeiden zu wollen, ist schon grotesk.
Jun 16	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? Ooops, Disney influence, sorry.
Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? @tom, Well, the Disney movie is from 1992, but the Stories from 1001 night have been read to children for decades. Obviously, the Aladdin story is one of the most vividly remembered, which results from Disney's influence … the next ones that come to mind are Ali Baba's and some of Sindbad's adventures. And I think you should add your previous additions to the question again if you want to get our suggestions to them. Just put a `>` in front of all lyrics lines.
Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? @splattne, warum hast du den ganzen Text gelöscht, den OP selber hinzugefügt hatte? Wir können ihm doch sicher auch damit noch weiter helfen, ohne gleich eine neue Frage draus zu machen
Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? @Tom: noch deutscher würde „… nun aber sind sie blau, wenn ich dich anschau.“ klingen.
Jun 15	revised	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? added 602 characters in body
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Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? @Tom, please leave the markup for blockquotes (> in front of lines) in place. It looks much better this way.
Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? Well, I for one didn't even read the whole poem, I just made sure that it is indeed about love (as I might have seen from OP's suggestion) and went on to translate ... as I said, OP should have posted title and author and yes, a link to the lyics, but I feel teylyn's critique is a bit strong and focuses not only on that, but on many other perceived flaws in OP's post where I wanted to provide an alternative view. I think the best thing would be that everyone just reads the post and starts to be creative – then we could already have 10 or more answers. Maybe I'll come up with more ideas myself.
Jun 15	comment	Gibt es einen Grund, warum das Antwortwort zu „wie“, nämlich „so“, nicht mit D beginnt? Vielleicht hat es ja was damit zu tun, dass im Englischen das Wort für „wie“, how, das einzige Fragewort ist, was nicht mit wh beginnt?
Jun 15	comment	Is there a German equivalent for “Aladdin's Lamp”? Actually, it's not Aladdin who appears, it's a Jinni. Aladdin is the guy who recovers the lamp. And the name is always written with a double d.