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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: Q: German words in English language?
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German roots run deep in English.
Consider “his” and “him” which fit closely with “des” (masculine
possessive) and “dem” (masculine dative); “her” and “her” also
follow the feminine German articles.
ox; oxen; child, children; sheep, sheep; etc. all show German
pluralization. Look at the list of irregular (strong) verbs,
most are the same roots and meanings.
Where two words exist in English, the German word is usually the
more basic, closer to ‘farming roots’. – cow, beef.
With small changes in spelling, much of English and German are
the same. Wein – wine. Are these the same word, as posed in
your question? I think ‘yes’.
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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>I am also writing a story that will take
> place in Bonn, or Leipzig, Germany depending on which one I get info on,
> if you have any info or know any sites could you tell me?
Bonn was a small town before Adenauer decided that it would be
nice if the new German government was in his home town. Leipzig
is, and has been for a long time, a ‘real’ city. The two cities
are so different that I can not imagine that you can move your
story from one to another.
GFH
From [email protected] Mon Nov 4 10:37:05 PST 1996
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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IF one defines ALL conflict involving people as “tribal”, then
what is the advantage of using the term, as it applies on
every occasion?
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: “On the Internet” in German
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Can some one please let me know whether “Internet” is masculine
or feminine? My guess is that it is feminine, as most foreign
words are feminine. But “am Internet” sounds correct to me.
How I will use it.
“On the Internet: http://…………”
Is “an” the correct word? “Am” or “An der”?
Thanks
GFH
From [email protected] Thu Nov 7 08:26:30 PST 1996
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: the SMELL
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Rick) says:
>Why is it that Germans don’t use Mitchum or Ban? Do they like the
>smell? Do they know that when they come to the USA that American’s
>can’t stand the ripe smell? Do they not care?
OK, you are an American. By American standards most Europeans
smell, both men and women. The “smell” is NOT limited to
Germans.
No, they do not use deoderant. Why? Probably because they
believe that the sexual attractive pheronomes (sp?) are
important to their personality and their attractiveness.
In American, they ‘smell’; in Europe they are normal.
Did you ever ask the Germans what you smell like? Probably
a eunuch.
GFH
From [email protected] Sun Nov 10 12:18:06 PST 1996
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In article <[email protected]>, Van Cuong Yan <[email protected]> says:
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>GO TO HELL!
>
Been there; done that.
GFH
From [email protected] Sun Nov 10 12:18:07 PST 1996
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected](ZAHR) says:
>A shipment of 36 containers of contaminated “plastics” were illegally
>shipped to Lebanon by a german company. Please petition your government
>to respond to the Lebanese authorities and take the waste back since it
>can not be treated in Lebanon.
I feel tempted to note that both countries are better off the way it
is not. But I won’t make such a prejudiced comment. 😉
GFH
From [email protected] Sun Nov 10 12:18:08 PST 1996
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: German, Swiss, Austrian or Liechtensteiner Heritage in the US.
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says:
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>Please list the names of any towns/states in the USA that have a strong
>cultural or hereditary link to Germany, Switzerland, Austria or
>Liechtenstein. I am looking for resources for the elementary class room.
Many, many, many. New Rochelle, NY comes to mind. What part of the
USA?
GFH
From [email protected] Sun Nov 10 12:18:08 PST 1996
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: German language schools
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Kat Conners) says:
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>
> Does anyone know of any language schools in or around the
>Munich/Munchen area? I’d like to become fluent in German, and I figure
>the best way is to live and learn in Germany.
No the best way to learn a language is have a live-in girl friend.
I know you are female, but the advice might still apply. 🙂
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (M.Rapier)
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>In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says…
>>
>>Why is there international obsession over the years with
>>Operation Market Garden?
>
>I imagine there are others.
>
An excellent list. I would add:
7. It started with a blunder, a two week “elevenses” which
can be factored out by anyone who wants to speculate on
whether the operation could have been a success.
8. It is an interesting use of heavy tanks on soft ground,
limiting their mobility to established roads. IF the
ground had allowed a (tank) front wider than 50 feet,
the outcome might have been different.
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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The Swiss felt that their neutrality required them to shoot at
the aircraft of all combatants. One pilot I knew mentioned
that he was flying over Switzerland and they opened fire.
He was at 15,000 feet but the shells were bursting about
5,000 feet below him. He radioed them the Swiss that their
shells were bursting at the wrong altitiude. The Swiss radioed
back “We know”.
GFH
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I am unsure what you mean by “proximity fuses”.
In torpedoes and mines, magnetic detectors were used, which
allowed caused explosion when in “proximity” to large iron
objects, like ships.
In anti-aircraft shells, air pressure and ‘time of flight’ were
used to cause shells to explode at known altitudes. The ‘time
of flight’ shells were the better design.
I know of no “radar” (range and distance ..) detecting missles
(whether torpedoes, shells, or other) used during W.W.II.
But the more primitive systems, like magnetic mines, gave a
lot of problems to the US Navy.
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: “On the Internet” in German
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Georg Petersen) says:
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>
>Ich sag immer: “Ich bin jetzt noch ein bisschen am Draht”
Does anyone understand you?
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: USA-Monitor an 220V?
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Ten years ago there was a problem, not with 220 V, but 50 Hz.
A visible beat, which was not present at 60 Hz, caused a
screen flutter, and thus a more expensive power circuit. Not
a problem today. Most monitors are switchable between 220 and
110 volts — inside if not on the outside.
GFH
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: hanau
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says:
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>
>Hello:
>May I talk to someone from Hanau or thereabouts or somebody familiar
>with this town.
Beautiful town, despite the US Army. Lovely church with one of
the few Roode (sp?) screens left. The first town in the Pflaz
to be certified “Judenfrei”.
GFH
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Bernd Obergassel) says:
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>Hello folks!
>
>German artist will title a painting:
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> Ein Herz und eine Seele.
>
>Please help me translating this sentence.
It is not a sentence.
“A heart and a Soul”
If it is one of those wacko modern British artists, then
you are looking at a cow heart and a leather shoe bottom.
GFH
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Subject: Re: merry xmas
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>Katza wrote:
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>> how do you say “merry christmas” in german?
>”Frohes Fest”
Is “Frohes Fest” used to be PC and avoid making Jews unhappy?
Like “Happy Holidays” in the USA.
GFH
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>I’d be very grateful if anyone could translate the word
>”Kernspintomography” for me.
I think it is called “nuclear resonance imaging”.
GFH
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Article: 23272 of soc.history.war.world-war-ii
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
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Subject: Re: D-Day
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On 10 Nov 1996 12:37:25 -0500, in soc.history.war.world-war-ii you
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>What if Rommel and Runstedt had full control of the forces in the west
>on June 6, 1944? Would the Germans still be able to repulse the
>invasion under continious allied air attacks?
No, not even close. The Allies had 150,000 invasion troops
supported by 180,000 others (naval, air, etc.). Eisenhower
figured that the invasion troops could sustain 50,000
casualties in the first three days and still win. In fact,
the losses were close to 5,000. Another five or ten
thousand Allied casualties would not have changed the
result. There was nothing that the Germans could have
done to defeat the invasion.
GFH
From [email protected] Mon Nov 25 07:49:29 PST 1996
Article: 90728 of soc.culture.german
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: Translation Help Please
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In article <[email protected]>, “Kurt Hunter (aka PI)” <[email protected]> says:
>”spammen” is no existing word, must be a typo, probably “spannen”
>
I think “spammen” means “to spam”, more internet slang.
Consider this post a “spam”. 😉
GFH
From [email protected] Mon Nov 25 07:49:30 PST 1996
Article: 90874 of soc.culture.german
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: Restitution
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In article <[email protected]>, Franc Lerch <[email protected]> says:
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>My ansestors where killed by Hanibal when he crossed the Alps into
>northern Europe. Am I entitled to restitution too??????
>
Only if someone is sap enough to give it to you.
GFH
From [email protected] Mon Nov 25 07:49:31 PST 1996
Article: 90982 of soc.culture.german
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: American Bank Account Wanted
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In article <[email protected]>, Jonny Farringdon <[email protected]> says:
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>Ideal: on-line banking, credit card, cheque book, no fees
>Acceptable: cheque book, very low fee
>
In general, there is no connection in the USA between a credit
card and where you bank. One can usually get a credit card at
the same bank where one banks, but it is far more likely that
the credit card will come from one of the banks specializing
in cred cards (First USA is a good example).
I would think that you would just want a credit card — which is
readily available in the UK. Other than that, I suggest that
you visit a branch of a major USA bank — First National City
(Fat City) or Chase (Chase-Rockefeller). They should allow
you to open a USA dollar acount.
GFH
From [email protected] Mon Nov 25 07:49:32 PST 1996
Article: 90984 of soc.culture.german
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: hairstyles
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (Tilman Hausherr) says:
>In addition to the other response – if you are still anxious, simply
>wear a baseball cap over it.
An excellent suggestion. When I wear a baseball cap in Germany
everyone immediately recognizes that I am an American, even if
the “message” on the cap is in German.
Otherwise, in both Germany and the Netherlands, the language in
which I am addressed in always the local language.
Germans from the west would do well to wear a baseball cap
when visitng the neue Länder. 😉
GFH
From [email protected] Tue Nov 26 06:46:37 PST 1996
Article: 94083 of soc.culture.jewish
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: If jews are asiatic, what is basis for Israel?
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They won it fair and square. They killed off (or drove
off) the existing landowners. They have Israel only by
the “right of might”. But having said that, keep in mind
that that is the basis of all nations.
All of the “historical rights” assertions are not worth
a single shot from a 9 mm Uzi.
If you don’t like Israel, take it away from them! But stop
whining.
GFH
From [email protected] Tue Nov 26 09:51:14 PST 1996
Article: 91039 of soc.culture.german
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From: [email protected] (George F. Hardy)
Subject: Re: Discrimination in Germany? Not like Clearwater!
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] (TarlaStar) says:
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>Thats because Germany has purity laws which determine exactly what can
>and cannot go into the making of German beer.
Then how do the Germans make the “weiss” beer in the summer? It
requires wheat. Not one of the four ingredients.
For the best beer made in Germany, get a Watzdorfer Oktoberfest
dunkelbrau. (Their other beers are only average, at best.)
GFH
