Jawoll !

Posted by andreas from dtm2-t9-2.mcbone.net (62.104.210.101) on Saturday, December 28, 2002 at 4:53AM :

In Reply to: German vurds? posted by Sadie from D006123.N1.Vanderbilt.Edu (129.59.6.123) on Saturday, December 28, 2002 at 0:33AM :

: Andreas, what do the following words translate to in English (from the 1st part of the article)?

: niedergelassen = ?
+++ (they have) settled down

: insbesondere = ?
+++ especially

: geführt = ?
+++ (Simon has) led (them to the altar)

: aufgeteilt = ?
+++ (all believers are) divided into (nine classes/categories)

: Normalität = ?
+++ normality

: Danke.
+++ Bitte, gern geschehen.

: Tschuss! (is there an umlaut on the u?)
+++ There is. Often transcribed as "Tschuess".

+++ Bis spaeter. (with umlaut)(until later/then)

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Danke, andreas - Sadie 3:44PM 12/28/2002 () (0)

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Message:	: : Andreas, what do the following words translate to in English (from the 1st part of the article)? : : niedergelassen = ? : +++ (they have) settled down : : insbesondere = ? : +++ especially : : geführt = ? : +++ (Simon has) led (them to the altar) : : aufgeteilt = ? : +++ (all believers are) divided into (nine classes/categories) : : Normalität = ? : +++ normality : : Danke. : +++ Bitte, gern geschehen. : : Tschuss! (is there an umlaut on the u?) : +++ There is. Often transcribed as "Tschuess". : +++ Bis spaeter. (with umlaut)(until later/then)

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