I need a translation. What does "Du Hast" mean?
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- There you are∫Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
The only time people ask about "du hast" is concerning the rammstein song.
In the rammstein song, they are mocking the marriage vows. They say "you have" as if from the marriage vows, but are using "Hate" because the words are so close together- and it's like a double meaning.
In the context of the song, it's "you hate".. otherwise it's "you have"
for the song, it means "you hate"
You, you hate, you hate me
(Yes, litterally it does mean 'you have" but the meaning for the song is "you hate")
- Bad Kitty!Lv 71 decade ago
"You have" in German, the informal version.
Formal would be "Sie haben."
"Du hasst" does mean "you hate."
There's a difference in spelling.
They use an "ess-tset" instead of the double S; it looks like a capital B with a long tail. I don't have one on my keyboard.
- Daniel FLv 61 decade ago
'you have' can be part of a question - such as 'have you?' or a statement 'you have' --- the DU is the German familar for 'You' so it would be used with someone you are close too.
- 1 decade ago
ich habe - i have
wir haben - we have
du hast - you(informal) have
ihr hat - you(informal plural)have
er hat- he has
es hat - it has
sie hat - she has
sie haben - they (third person) have
Sie haben - you(formal) have
sie haben - you (formal plural) have
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