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How to translate the term "baby" as in "burn, baby, burn?"

I have a translation project which includes the phrase "burn, baby, burn, disco inferno." This is a reference to the song Disco Inferno by The Trammps and is used in the game's narration to ...
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Ton vs Klang vs Geräusch for sounds electronic and electrical devices make?

Especially for unseen mechanism. Examples: a ventilator on the wall stops working and doesn't make any sound anymore a hard drive inside the laptop is failing and making screeching noise In both ...
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German equivalent of "..., though"

For example, how would you say "The weather is nice, though". This is used in the sense of continuing someone else's thought, usually with a contrasting sentiment. For example, if two friends go to a ...
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