Rhabarbermarmelade, lieben, geborgen, Habseligkeiten, and Augenblick were chosen in a worldwide contest as the five most beautiful words in German.
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2 comments:
I think that German is an harsh language. My family immigrated from Germany, but still I don't like things German. Some of the food is just ok. The women in my family were good German cooks. I didn't follow. It doesn't take any special talent to cook German style food.
Hi!
Much of my childhood was spent listening to arguments about German dumplings versus Irish drop dumplings. Arg!
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