du hast

du hast = you have
du h-sst = you hate

“du haßt” is grammatically wrong.

rammstein uses the words “du, du hast, du hast mich” = “you, you have, you have me” meaning “you own/posseses me,” however, it’s a pun with the meaning of “du h-sst mich – you hate me.”
that’s it!
a kick-ss song by the german band, rammstein.
du, du hast, du hast mich.
its wrong
du hast means “you have”
du h-sst means “you hate”
im german i know that
you have.also an awesome song by german tanz – metal band “rammstein” in the song, till lindenmann says “du,du hast,du hast mich,du hast mich gefragt” which means “you,you have,you have me,you have asked me”
commonly mistaken with “du h-sst” meaning “you hate”
du hast mich gefragt – you have asked me
du h-sst mich – you hate me
literally means “you have”. the whole thing is “you have me wondered and i have not said”. the english version was changed because german grammer is so different from english. in german most past tense words require have before the subject.
rammstein’s lyrics have a double meaning. said aloud, ‘du hahst’ could mean ‘you hate,’ (du haßt) but it could also be ‘you have,’ which is what the official lyrics say, and which is what makes sense with ‘du hast mich gefragt,’ -> ‘you have asked me.’
du hast keine idee. (you have no idea.)
du haßt hunds. (you hate dogs.)
good (with no religious or moral connotations), insanely cool, sweet -ss, weeta.
originating as an rebellion against conventional adjectives, “duhast” is a symbol of slegan sp33k/culture.
“duhast idea, s.a.r.”
“this peanut b-tter is duhast.”
“duhast night!”
“suvs are not duhast.”

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