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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI have just found the best book in the whole world. It is a German grammar book from 1913.
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I have just found the best book in the whole world. It is a German grammar book from 1913. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Sep 2020
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Chainfire
(17,659 posts)1. There is also a great short story by Mark Twain
about the German language.
Pharlo
(1,818 posts)2. "The Awful German Language"
From "Innocents Abroad"
Glorfindel
(9,739 posts)4. "Mrs. McWilliams and the Lightning"
kairos12
(12,877 posts)3. Whenever I see Chump's face I am reminded of my favorite German word
Backpheifengesicht.
"a face that deserves to be slapped"
Ich habe diese worte viel gesprochen.
TuxedoKat
(3,818 posts)5. German vs Other Languages
Chainfire
(17,659 posts)6. Thank you, that brought a big smile to my face
UTUSN
(70,756 posts)8. Rueful laughter!1
wnylib
(21,648 posts)9. My great grandparents on both sides
of my mother's family were German immigrants to America in 1890 and1888. One set came for a better life. The other set were political refugees (long story).
I took two years of German in high school and concluded that they left to escape the language.