small translation to English required :)

[corona]

Source: (German)
Michelle - eine Frau drehte diesen Film fur Frauen und dachte dabei nur an Manner. Ein aufregender Film mit super neuen Ideen, tramhaft schonen Bildern und doch hart und spritzig; alles, was Sie lieben, finden Sie im >>Titel>SIE und IHN>Titel>SIE and IHN<<.

[jj]

In free English:

"Michelle shot this film for women, as well as men; an exciting film
with great new ideas- beautiful dreamy images, but also hard and horny.
You can find everything in this title; a film by Michelle for Him AND Her".

If you're using software like Google Translate I suggest you first break
up the prose into clauses and subclauses, otherwise you'll get complete
gibberish.

[corona]

Thanks.

Got an overall picture of what was being said.

Here is a small speech:
www.doobedoopictures.com/temp/audio.wav

Dutch / German ?

[jj]

German.
Written, I can usually translate; the spoken language is much more
difficult for me [img]http://www.egafd.com/forum/smileys/doh.gif[/img]

[corona]

Maybe there's some German's on this board..

[Bad Samaritan]

Don't ignore the umlauts. They are of some use.

The language in the audio is pure and intelligible Standard German.

[Bad Samaritan]

In very free English:

- Sorry pals but I had everything already prepared. I am now to (...?) that the party goes (continues?) for you.
- Hmmm. Mmmm...
- Aren't we both a nice little couple? We'll soon keep things going in their way.

[Bad Samaritan]

Sorry for my misunderstanding in the last sentence.

"Soon as it is, we'll make it a fairy tale atmosphere."

Does this make sense? !confused!

[jj]

Bad Samaritan wrote:
> Don't ignore the umlauts. They are of some use.

Most translation-programs throw up a 'null result' if such diacritics
are omitted, so it's always wise to include them.
Besides which, 'schon' and 'sch?n' [for example] have entirely
different meanings : -)

[corona]

Bad Samaritan wrote:

> Sorry for my misunderstanding in the last sentence.
>
> "Soon as it is, we'll make it a fairy tale atmosphere."
>
> Does this make sense? !confused!
>
>

'Sorry pals but I had everything already prepared..'
'I am now to (..?) that the party continues for you..'
'Aren't we both a nice little couple..'
'Soon as it is.. we'll make it a fairy tale atmosphere..'

Makes scense. Have you ever seen Objekte weiblicher Begierde - Magma
Those words are spoken at the end of the film.