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Oh, I might have been confused about the way the "g" is pronounced in German. I think the deal is that it's sometimes pronounced like in English, as in "gold," but some German accents pronounce it "sh." So the word for sixty, "sechzig," might be pronounced "sek-tzeesh" by some and "sek-tzeeg"...

Interesting, I didn't know that was how it was pronounced. The first letter of my first name is pronounced the same way, in Hebrew, as that hard H sound. Some specific accents in German pronounce "g" the same way, I think.

I can barely remember seeing that movie. I probably first heard of that song in one of those commercials for collections of classics/oldies/etc. that used to be on TV. Mike, where do you get all those different banana smilies? That tired one is pretty hilarious. :laugh:

Thought I had managed to kill the thread for a minute there with that old-guy song reference! That would have been kind of confusing... (can we get a version of that where the banana has a graying beard?)

You sure you weren't taking out the papers and the trash when you saw them?

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LOL, Mike. Wong Kar-Wai probably didn't even know he was channelling Breakfast at Tiffany's when he made 2046. :D

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