Unterschied zwischen Deutsch und Englisch? (Text & Reime)?

Die Frage ist etwas komplizierter als sie in der Überschrift steht.

Ich verfasse gerne englische Texte und Reime, mal auf einem Instrument, mal nicht.

Seit einem Jahr versuche ich diesen Style ins Deutsche zu verfassen und stoße immer wieder auf eine "unschöne Aussprache".

Wenn ich einen Satz ins Deutsche übersetze oder umschreibe, verändert sich der Klang dieses Satzes so extrem das es einfach nur hässlich klingt.

Unsere Aussprache spielt eine große Rolle. Unsere Botonung funktioniert anders als wie im Englischen. Klar. Wir haben viele Mehrsilbige Wörter, Viel zu viele Konsonanten. Viel zu viele Artikel. Das "ch" in Wache, ganz schlimm.

Selbst wenn man diese Kriterien beachtet, Wörter mit wenig Konsonanten benutzt, mehr einsilbige Wörter verwendet hat es keine Auswirkung und der ümgeschriebene Text hört sich vom Klang und Aussprache grässlich an, im Vergleich zu dem Klang vom Englischen. (Exakt die selbe Silben Anzahl)

Es ist eine andere Sprache keine Frage aber was ist der eindeutige Grund warum es nicht funktioniert oder wenn es machbar ist, wie funktioniert es.

Vokale, Konsonanten, Glotisschlag, die Buchstaben, Betonung und viele andere Dinge scheinen einen Einfluss darauf zu haben aber sind anscheinend nicht der Grund warum es auf deutsche nicht mehr so melodisch klingt.

Ist es eine andere Anordnung? Muss man die deutsche Sprache zu sehr brechen und biegen um auf diesen melodischen Klang zu kommen?

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Englisch-Article?

Hallo, ich muss einen Englisch-Article über Regeln schreiben.

Die 3 Hauptpunkte waren:

  1. Regeln zu Hause
  2. Regeln in der Schule
  3. Regeln, die ich ändern würde

Meine Frage: Passt dieser Text?(Grammatik, Inhalt,....) Oder würdet ihr etwas ändern?

Article:

Have you ever thought about the importance of rules? Rules can help us to live well together. Fortunately, my parents share the same view as me.

 

In my household there are a lot rules. For example, I have to go to bed at 22 p.m. I am not allowed to play videogames all day long. Furthermore, I have to knock at doors before I enter. And the most important rule for my parents is that I must not smoke at home. Moreover, I always have to tell the truth and I have to be quite after 8 p.m.

But there are not only rules at home. In my school there are lots of rules too. Such as, you are not allowed to drink and eat during a lesson or you are not allowed to interrupt the teacher. Furthermore, some teachers do not like it when you use the schools computer for private stuff, you should focus on work and leave you private life at home.

But I think there are also some strange rules which I would definitely change. For example, you are not allowed to talk to your friends during a lesson and you are not allowed to use your mobile phone in school. On the one hand, these rules make the school life boring. On the other hand, the school has to make sure that we learn something and these activities could prevent that.

 

All in all, I have to say that rules are very important. But unfortunately some stupid rules exist too.

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Many people argue whether or not the British monarchy should be abolished.

In the following, I present arguments for and against a monarchy so that you can form your own pinion.

On the one hand, the British monarchy should be abolished because a monarch only rules but has no real political power or function. this means that a queen or king is unnecessary and unimportant to the state.

Also, the UK is not a democracy, as is claimed, because in a democracy people can elect the head of state, but since the royal family is still alive, they will continue to be the head of state.

This is very unfair and unequal to the rest of the population.

Also, people can never be 100% sure if the next monarch is good for the state and does not have bad intentions.

This could make people very worried.

Another important aspect is that the royal family spends a lot of money on the palace when they could use the money for more important things.

On the other hand, the British monarchy should not be abolished, because a monarch is very important even if he or she has no real political power.  

His or her importance is reflected in national stability.

Since a monarch embodies the British history, values and tradition, this leads to stronger national identification, which brings people closer together so that there is national stability.

In addition, members of the royal family are very important to charities, because since the royal family has a good image and is important, charities can be heard better, so they continue with their charities.

Some people may think that a monarch spends a lot of money, but that doesn't mean a president doesn't.

there are many presidents with many

There are also many presidents with many offices, even more than the British monarch.

The fact that the royal family has always been at the head of the state means that people trust it because they know its good intentions.

This means that the monarchy is in safe hands, so to speak.

Another important point is that the royal family has shown that it can modernize and adapt to the times.  

This is very important because many people claim that they are unmodern and have different thoughts than today.

But the Queen, for example, has allowed her son Charles to marry a divorced woman, whereas in the past this was a very dangerous issue. 

that means she was able to “modernise”. 

Weighing the pros and cons of the British monarchy, one can say that it should not be abolished because the British monarchy has been very successful, mainly because it has adapted to the times and modernized.

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