Sentences with phrase «german words»

It came straight from an old beer garden in Germany, and it's got German words carved into it's underside to prove it - too cool!

I offer an online - course, explain grammar jargon in an understandable fashion and I take a profound look at a lot of German words in the Word of the Day Section.

Its name, derived from the two German words «bau» for building and «haus» for house, together with its artist - community system, hints at the the idea of a fraternity working on the construction of a new society.

Anchoring the exhibition are two iconic works from the 1960's: Robert Morris» Box with the Sound of Its Own Making (1961), a seminal piece from early process - based art and Joseph Beuys» multiple Ja ja ja ja ja nee nee nee nee nee (1969), a stack of felt with an audio tape in its center that plays Beuys chanting the German words for «yes and no,» thereby muffling the potential for discourse.

I offer an online - course, explain grammar jargon in an understandable fashion and I take a profound look at a lot of German words in the Word of the Day Section.

Indeed, the German words «Dachs + hund», (pronounced daks ′ hōōnd) translates to «badger + dog».

It derives its name from the German words Senne (Alps) and Hund (Hound, or dog).

Is there a way to show highlighted german words with english deffinitions?

I was wondering if did anybody experienced problems in translating german words in other then neutral form to english.

I have also become intimately involved with Google Translate for working out blogs, websites etc and am slowly learning some German words!

I found the use of the German words worked well to remind me that I was reading about people in Germany during WWII, not just France or England.

The term UKL is derived from the German words «unter klasse,» or entry level.

SLK - an acronym for the German words for sporty, light and short - has been one of the most anticipated new cars from Mercedes in years.

And in my German words: We've totally screwed up.»

Michael Horn, president and CEO of VW of America, told reporters in New York on Monday, «In my German words, we've totally screwed up.»

In my German words, we totally screwed up.»

Students then have the opportunity to cut off the translation, mix the topic up and match up the English translations to the German words.

Yet, it can also be really nice to feel a connection with someone who also grew up with German words being spoken around the house, or who understands that having German roots is about more than just loving Oktoberfest and soft pretzels.

In fact, biotin is often referred to by its nickname «vitamin H» from the German words Haar and Haut which mean, you guessed it — hair and skin.

Hebrew, Old German words.

You can make a sensory input box or «Snoezelen Box» (the word Snoezelen combines two German words meaning investigating and relaxing) from materials easily found in the home or a dollar store.

But in the ordinary church services Luther had continued to follow the pattern he set in the twenties, providing German words and music which were simple to sing and hear.

As the Nazis willfully altered the meaning of German words for ideological reasons, and the Soviet Communists altered the meaning of Russian words (or coined expressions like «former persons) for ideological reasons, so too the advocates of assisted suicide want to banish words like «suicide» and «killing» from discussions of the subject in order to gain an ideological advantage, and same - sex «marriage» advocates want to change the meaning of «marriage» for ideological reasons.

If you go to a German dictionary and just open at random, you may well see several German words which have a little square bracket saying «N.S.,» meaning National Socialist or Nazi.

As yet, no one has ventured to translate Dasein or Vorhanden, but in order not to disfigure the English translation by the frequent use of German words, I have rendered Dasein as «human life», «human Being», or even «Being» where its human character is made clear by the context.

So what the ethologists essentially did was study the features of babies and toddlers, compiled them into a brief description and slapped a German word on it.

WM was named after the German word weltmeister, which means global champion.

Suddenly the younger woman at the other table «raised her voice and hurled a single German word at the old woman opposite.

Of course the German word fleisch means human «flesh» as well as butcher's «meat».

We do not know its author and it is now lost except as we have it in the excerpts Matthew and Luke took from it; yet it certainly once existed, and we call it «Q» from the German word Quelle, meaning source.

I know this will upset the legalists who have posted here, but I think God (I use this English word which comes from the German word Gott — rather than Yahweh since I am writing to English readers as opposed to Israelis) is not going to damn any believer who knowingly sins and later regrets doing so and repents (changes their mind / heart).

Suzuki is even responsible for introducing the German word Kantate (cantata) into the Japanese vocabulary; it is currently a highly fashionable term.

How is it possible that our church social room should be filed with pictures that are mostly Kitsch — to use that eloquent German word — when centuries of artists have taken religious symbols and given them eloquent expression?

(It is called the «Q Source», from the German word for source, «quelle».)

The German word expresses a passionate need for relationships of closeness,

German National Socialism, for example, based itself on an interpretation of history through the conceptions of race and Volkstum («nationality» — but the meaning of the German word is both wider and narrower).

In his History and Eschatology, originally written in English, he often uses the expression in close connection with the untranslatable German word Weltanschauung, and it is to be understood as referring to a person considering the existence which is his and reaching an understanding of it in all its historicity.

(2) Both Matthew and Luke made use of a common source, usually called Q from the German word «Quelle», which means «source».

My grandma is even German and according to the trusty source, Wikipedia, the word «snickerdoodle» originated from the German word «Schneckennudeln» which means «snail noodles».

Streusel - Comes from the German word «streuen» which means «to sprinkle» or «to scatter».

Thanks for this article, I always thought it's the same, but a different translation for the German word «Backpulver»;)

The name «Muffin» either comes from the French word «moufflet», meaning a soft bread, or from the German word «muffe» which is the name for a type of cake.

The standard German word for rabi is rübe.

If you ever thought that kohlrabi is a weird word and maybe switched on your computer to look it up, Wikipedia will have told you that it is a German word.

The German word kohl is derived from Latin caulis meaning — of course — cabbage.)

The original breakfast cereal called muesli — a German word meaning «mixture» — combined rolled oats with nuts and fruit.

The word «gelt» comes from the 16th - century Dutch - German word «geld,» meaning gold or money.Read More → The post...

The spoonable fresh curd cheese with the quirky name, (i.e., the German word for curd), is being compared to Greek yogurt and winning the nutritional face - off.

A streusel (a German word meaning «something scattered or sprinkled) simply refers to a crumb topping made up of butter, flour and sugar that is sprinkled on top of muffins, breads and cakes prior to placing the baking dish in the oven.

This makes the pronunciation sound like the German word kaiser, also meaning emperor.