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Last night I walked through the city park, when I mentioned a young couple who disappeared behind some bushes in the dark. In this area of the park is nothing, so there is only one reason for a couple to visit these bushes. I went near the bushes and recorded with my cell phone. It was very dark, so the couple couldn’t see me and I couldn’t see them.
To my surprise, they speak English (I live in Germany). I think he is a us soldier and she is german, on one point she mentioned, that she visited the local school near the park. The music in the background comes from a party near the park.
When they leave the bushes I could see, that he is black and she is withe and blond. Both are slim and I think they are in theirs early twenty. It was very dark and I couldn’t see any more.

"say it, baby!...say that you love me!"

Great outdoor score! But what made you think she's German?
She sounds very American to me.

Edit:

They probably met in Germany since she invited him to stay at her place.

sndprv wrote: ↑25 Aug 2019 20:47 But what made you think she's German?

Ist's because the school, which she visited. This ist a German school and I think it's not ususal that the kids from the US army staff visited this schools but it's not impossible, maybee she is American

..also, she speaks with a German accent and she told him that she went to school wherever they were.

This sounds really interesting outside of the hot aspects. Thank you for capturing it!

Sktlr wrote: ↑25 Aug 2019 23:52 ..also, she speaks with a German accent and she told him that she went to school wherever they were.

Hmmm...had another listen, and you may be right - she does have a slight accent in the first
half of the recording.

Could it be possible that she has American parents (one or both in the military),
but was schooled (and spent most of her years) in Germany?

Very nice catch, thanks for recording and thinking to us.. Reminds me a bit to the sounds you can sometimes listen around the Munich "Oktoberfest".

Did you see (despite the darkness) by chance the position how they made love? To me it sounds like doggystyle...

sndprv wrote: ↑26 Aug 2019 03:01 Could it be possible that she has American parents (one or both in the military),
but was schooled (and spent most of her years) in Germany?

This is quite a possibility

thomas wrote: ↑26 Aug 2019 08:16 Did you see (despite the darkness) by chance the position how they made love? To me it sounds like doggystyle...

i didn't see anything, it was too dark and the bushes was very closed you couldn't see through them. But I'm whith you, based on the sound I think it's doggystyle

Thanks for the recording. It's really interesting. Would like to hear it myself live.

sndprv wrote: ↑26 Aug 2019 03:01

Sktlr wrote: ↑25 Aug 2019 23:52 ..also, she speaks with a German accent and she told him that she went to school wherever they were.

Hmmm...had another listen, and you may be right - she does have a slight accent in the first
half of the recording.

Could it be possible that she has American parents (one or both in the military),
but was schooled (and spent most of her years) in Germany?

If she had parents that were American, then she would speak with an American accent. Though it is interesting that she does speak English very well. A lot of Germans learn English watching Friends, so perhaps you are picking up something I can't hear.


net98, did you catch what she was wearing?

Sktlr wrote: ↑27 Aug 2019 10:08 net98, did you catch what she was wearing?

Both wore jeans and shirts, nothing special. Due to the darkness I couldn't recognize the color of theire clothes (everything looks grey in the dark )

Sktlr wrote: ↑27 Aug 2019 10:08 If she had parents that were American, then she would speak with an American accent.
Though it is interesting that she does speak English very well.

I detected an American accent in the latter half of the recording. I've met German exchange students
in the UK - including one from the University of Tübingen who studied English literature - and they
all had heavy, low-pitched accents whenever they spoke English - nothing like the woman in
this recording.

Sktlr wrote: ↑27 Aug 2019 10:08 A lot of Germans learn English watching Friends, so perhaps you are picking up something I can't hear.

I know what you mean. It's the same thing with kids in Greece when they study English there. They
(and the teachers) watch all the American TV shows, and their pronunciations end up sounding
very American.

So good, wonderful work thank you so much

This was hot. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing this. It sounds really good.