Fantastic song, not German myself, but I know a bit, that verse goes
Null Null Null
Halt die Stelle, Halt die Stelle (Stop/stay put)
Ein Zehn
Ralf will was von ihm (Ralf wants that from him)
Ein Zwei Drei
Vergessen Sie ihren Hut heute nicht (Don't forget your hat today)
Drei Vier Funf
Und fahren Sie mit uns in ihre Zukunft (Ride/Drive with us into the future)
Jetzt, Sechs Zieben Acht
Wer hattet das gedacht? (Who thought of that?)
Neun Zehn
(After this it's a little hard to understand)
Koch, Tante Ute aus den Revue (Cook, Aunt Ute from the revue)
Looking at at another site it said
Oh Kurt hatte Uta aus der Revue (oh, Kurt had Uta from the revue)
Then
(something) kleiner Hund mit keinen Nerz (Small dog with no fur)
Null Null Null
Halte die Stelle (Stop)
Hallo Bonbon (Hello, candy)
Confusing, though its not really supposed to make sense
Not a native German either, but the line is "Oh, guck Tante! Ute aus der Revue," which means "Oh, look auntie! Ute from the Revue!". Easy to miss it, since that 'g' is pronounced as a 'k'.
Not a native German either, but the line is "Oh, guck Tante! Ute aus der Revue," which means "Oh, look auntie! Ute from the Revue!". Easy to miss it, since that 'g' is pronounced as a 'k'.
Fantastic song, not German myself, but I know a bit, that verse goes
Null Null Null Halt die Stelle, Halt die Stelle (Stop/stay put) Ein Zehn Ralf will was von ihm (Ralf wants that from him) Ein Zwei Drei Vergessen Sie ihren Hut heute nicht (Don't forget your hat today) Drei Vier Funf Und fahren Sie mit uns in ihre Zukunft (Ride/Drive with us into the future) Jetzt, Sechs Zieben Acht Wer hattet das gedacht? (Who thought of that?) Neun Zehn
(After this it's a little hard to understand) Koch, Tante Ute aus den Revue (Cook, Aunt Ute from the revue) Looking at at another site it said Oh Kurt hatte Uta aus der Revue (oh, Kurt had Uta from the revue)
Then (something) kleiner Hund mit keinen Nerz (Small dog with no fur) Null Null Null Halte die Stelle (Stop) Hallo Bonbon (Hello, candy)
Confusing, though its not really supposed to make sense
Not a native German either, but the line is "Oh, guck Tante! Ute aus der Revue," which means "Oh, look auntie! Ute from the Revue!". Easy to miss it, since that 'g' is pronounced as a 'k'.
Not a native German either, but the line is "Oh, guck Tante! Ute aus der Revue," which means "Oh, look auntie! Ute from the Revue!". Easy to miss it, since that 'g' is pronounced as a 'k'.