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I've just started a Beginners German course and one of the things I thought might be helpful (once I get some basic vocabulary and understanding) is to start playing Skyrim in German rather than English.

 

I know a lot of mods have been translated but is the game itself and voiced dialogue available in German and is it straightforward to change the language?

Posted

It is.

But expect only vanilla dialogues to be fully voiced in German.

Posted

In you Skyrim.ini file (if you use MO it is inside your Profile folder) change:

 

[General]
sLanguage=GERMAN

 

Not sure if the voices are correctly downloaded, I use it only in English.

But give it a try.

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I tried this but the game just ctd's

 

[General]
sLanguage=GERMAN

 

I did some digging around and I gather that you have to change the language in Steam itself (I assume it will then download the German version or necessary files)

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Hope that this helps:

 

To change the language of the subtitles and audio in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC, go to your Steam Library and right click on the game. From there, select Properties and then the Language tab. You can then choose one of the availablelanguages from the drop-down options.Aug 29, 2018
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11 hours ago, donttouchmethere said:

Would that work with the german version too?

I would like to have an english skyrim ?

There isn't an English Skyrim, only an American one.

Posted
6 hours ago, Psalam said:

Hope that this helps:

 

To change the language of the subtitles and audio in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC, go to your Steam Library and right click on the game. From there, select Properties and then the Language tab. You can then choose one of the availablelanguages from the drop-down options.Aug 29, 2018

Many thanks :classic_smile:

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2 minutes ago, Slorm said:

Many thanks :classic_smile:

 

 

Let me know any time I can help Slorm! Once you start to feel comfortable with your basic German I encourage you to try some poetry. Man, did that cut me back down to size!

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20 hours ago, Slorm said:

Vielen danke

"Vielen Dank":classic_angel:

One of the 8679 exceptions (*) where it makes no sense and is against all rules. ?

Just, to add to the confusion it is "Thanks" = "Danke"

 

(*) oops, wrong thread for that :classic_blush:

 

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Once you start to feel comfortable with your basic German I encourage you to try some poetry.

That's too much culture to cope with. Depending on your fetish, I suggest either tax laws or porn stories/books. Once you master one of those, the rest will be below your standards. :classic_biggrin:

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Oops, I did mean to correct that, I realised about the wrong extra "e" when I saw it spelt properly earlier today. I'm sure I'll make a lot worse blunders than that while I'm learning, particularly at this early stage. At least at the class there's a few people worse than me :D

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2 hours ago, worik said:

That's too much culture to cope with. Depending on your fetish, I suggest either tax laws or porn stories/books. Once you master one of those, the rest will be below your standards. :classic_biggrin:

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sounds like you want Slorm to translate the whole Loverslab ?

Hört sich an als ob du möchtest das Slorm das ganze Liebhaberlabor übersetzt ^^

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Wow that actually translates perfectly with Google, which isn't always that reliable.

 

I was checking the difference between Wo and Woher (from where) but if you then switch to English and input "from where" you get "Wovon" which if you switch back to German comes back as "from which" :classic_smile:

 

Sorry, totally off topic now :classic_smile:

 

EDIT: Had too much to drink now, so I wonder if this works on a UK keyboard ß and it does

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22 hours ago, Psalam said:

Hope that this helps: 

 

To change the language of the subtitles and audio in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on PC, go to your Steam Library and right click on the game. From there, select Properties and then the Language tab. You can then choose one of the availablelanguages from the drop-down options.Aug 29, 2018

It should work, I did that years ago, when messing around my Skyrim to finally break it completely :wacko:

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german voices, french texts and an english speaking Vilja with swedish accent ?

 

 

Double check the ini setting als CPU mentioned anyway. But it only controls the written texts, not the voice data. Speakng of quality  ... the german voice actors are .... disappointing at best :classic_sad:

 

And for random english-german swichting there is this little helper https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/245/?tab=files

With a bit of  work, you can modify it to whatever language you fancy.

 

 

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