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[Learn Guitars]

Consider selling it for a grand. Na. I would fix the poor grammar before I gave it away or simply keep it. It certainly isn't worse than half of the grammar I have seen here.

[Nightbat]

Ho there people, my german is pretty rusty so I'm not 100% sure, could just as wel be "Das" (any German member care to comment?)

Above all else it's one fine looking axe and one hell of a paintjob

[Matt_B]

Mike, don't listen to these ball busters. I have it on good authority (a German minister I know) that "das" is correct in this instance.

When the noun ends in an "er" is is considered masculine and is applied to nouns that are professions or nationalities.

[Learn Guitars]

Ho there people, my german is pretty rusty so I'm not 100% sure, could just as wel be "Das" (any German member care to comment?)

Above all else it's one fine looking axe and one hell of a paintjob

Price just went up.

[Learn Guitars]

Ron.... Pwned..... LOL

http://german.about.com/library/weekly/aa042098.htm

[6string40]

I didn't think it was incorrect as I was the one who posted the translation. $1900 is a helluva price with or without bad grammar for that piece of art! I was just busting your balls Mike. I honestly can't believe someone here hasn't jumped at that.

[Learn Guitars]

Oh hell bro, I know. Just bustin a little back. Honestly, it plays so nice, I wont be bummed if it doesn't go.

[RacerX]

It certainly isn't worse than half of the grammar I have seen here.

Har! Good point!

[Nightbat]

Mike, don't listen to these ball busters. I have it on good authority (a German minister I know) that "das" is correct in this instance.

When the noun ends in an "er" is is considered masculine and is applied to nouns that are professions or nationalities.

And masculine would be "Der" neuter would be "Das"

[Hellbat]

Wouldn't it be "Der" if referring to the pilot and "Das" if referring to the plane? It's been a long time since 8th grade German!

[Nightbat]

Unsure, seems planes are feminine as are boats, yet an Airbus is referred to as "Der" (turns out a bus is masculine)
but a hunter is considered masculine, how about fighterplanes?
also, is it the name or designation of the object (as I often refer to my bike as a 'person')

Those Germans made a big mess of it