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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Moskau (page 2/ 3) ------ performed by Rammstein uh.... | Reviewer: Elina | 6/11/07 Well, I'm Russian. I love Rammstein and Tatu is not bad. I don't listen to pop and this isn't POP music, just so you knowm (it's pretty far away from it actually). I like this song and I love singing along to the russian part. My friend speaks German i hope me and her can sing it together one day. Rammstein kicks ASS!!! Khorosho or whatever | Reviewer: Mark C | 5/15/07 What's fun is I speak both Russian and German, so I could understand it all. I only discovered Rammstein after a trip to Germany and Reise, Reise is by far their best album, and Moskau probably the best song. And the use of Raz no Odin does make it sound more Russian, all the Russians I know count Raz Dva Tri Cheteri pyat etc. And just how can Rammstein speak so many languages so well? Do Svedania MY GOODNESS! | Reviewer: MiiCHELLE. | 5/6/07 the "bouncy russian" singing in the background is actually the girls of TATU! and this song is utterly amazing, i'm a russian myself, and i DO love this mocking of moscow!! and all this controversy about whether it should have been "raz" or "odin"...can you please SHUTTUP? RAZ is the correct way to say it in the sense of this song, so please CEASE THE BICKERING! Raz dva tri | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/9/07 You can use RAZ in respect to both time and counting. In here, the video shows sporting activities and the voice says "raz dva tri... raz dva tri". This is the way they do it in phys ed classes and pretty much every sport. Line the people up in rows and everybody are doing the exercises at the same time with the trainer counting. Japanese have the same model. It promotes conformity, ensures that nobody's slacking off. You can easily use both "odin" and "raz" for counting, but russian being native to me I can't really see any logic to it... Just like english idioms you have to learn them one by one I guess. A part of the reason for writing the song is that Rammstein has been had in Moscow badly during their tour in June 2002. They were forced to pay an extra bribe cutting down on their profits. Naturally they came out all bitter. haha Это Круто!!! | Reviewer: Tatiana | 2/26/07 No lesser than it rokks my world! I like how th elyrics are divided into 3 different languages, awesome, awesome song as always, Rammstein only knows how to deliver such awesomeness like this, and the collaboration with T.A.T.U is cool, I love it! 2 h4x0r | Reviewer: Dimitry | 11/8/06 When counting instances in Russian you can say "odin raz" (one time), "dva raza" (two times), "tri raza" (three times) but it's possible to say "raz", "dva", "tri" when counting everything - not just instances. Of course it's possible to count in an official way as well - "odin", "dva", "tri". There is a sort of kidding - somebody counts fingers very quickly "odin", "raz", "dva", "tri", "chetyre" (four) and you are tricked into believing that there are not five but only four of them. raz = odin = one | Reviewer: yuri | 6/19/06 "raz" is the popular way to say one in russian, so, the song seems to be a little bit more russinan. odin is "polite" version of raz... u use it more with quantity (one book, one person), not for counting, like in the song.. I am russiam, and rammstein, i dont know how, managed do say about some bad things in the russia so, that i am not even a little bit mad at them, perfect!!! Answer to h4x0r | Reviewer: Rocky | 4/25/06 To answer the prompt by h4x0r, "raz" in Russian does not exactly mean "time" and instead is usually used to indicate an instance. In some cases, it can also mean "first" as an instance, and is so used in the lyrics. It is common to start a count in russian with "raz". Raz, Dva Tri! | Reviewer: h4x0r | 3/13/06 Awesome lyrics to an awesome song!!! Très Bien! Just one thing, one in Russian is Odin, Один, isn't it? Raz [ Раз ] means time (time, two three) shouldn't it be Odin, Dva Tri? A native of Russian Language please reply! (I am a learner of the language) Echoes of WWII | Reviewer: Vagabond | 1/18/06 The lyrics give an interesting perspective in regards to how Germans feel about Russians. I have to agree that it is an awesome song! Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3