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I've been so into German dubs lately, from SpongeBob to Disney songs. I searched up "Ich bin bereit", and something caught my eye in the results. A song from Moana, or Vaiana in Europe, is called "Ich Bin Bereit"; Disney also had another song called "Seid Bereit", from Der König der Löwen (aka The Lion King). "Ich bin bereit" is also the catchphrase of SpongeBob Schwammkopf...
Both songs are awesome, as per the course for Disney. Especially in the German dub.
The Lion King and Moana/Vaiana belong to Disney. SpongeBob SquarePants belongs to Stephen Hillenburg and Nickelodeon. This piece is not meant to be a substitute for anything from the original sources in any way.
Both songs are awesome, as per the course for Disney. Especially in the German dub.
The Lion King and Moana/Vaiana belong to Disney. SpongeBob SquarePants belongs to Stephen Hillenburg and Nickelodeon. This piece is not meant to be a substitute for anything from the original sources in any way.
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"Ich bin bereit, ich bin in Form, ich bin bereit, ja ganz enorm, ich bin bereit, jederzeit, ich bin bereit!"
They pretty much turned Spongebob repeating "I'm ready" in "Help Wanted" into a song in the German version. However, they replaced the "Are ya ready, kids?" from the intro with "Alles klar, Kinder?", probably because they wanted to keep it short.
They pretty much turned Spongebob repeating "I'm ready" in "Help Wanted" into a song in the German version. However, they replaced the "Are ya ready, kids?" from the intro with "Alles klar, Kinder?", probably because they wanted to keep it short.