Re: what is it?
From lastfuture (Peter Marquardt) <las...@lastfuture.de>
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· 3 Oct 2001 17:02 · View full thread
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>I think Germany/German has the largest number of word roots for it in >foreign languages of any country, language, or people -- there's >"deutsch/duits", "German/Germaniya", "tysk", "Saksa" (in Finnish), >"allemand/alem�o", "nemets" (in Russian), .... And Italian "tedesco", >though that might fit in with Scandinavian "tysk". two of them remind me of germany's groups of people with different accents Saksa : the saxons / die Sachsen (north-east) allemand: the ...? / die Allemannen (south-west) seen from a geographical point of view it's quite logical because finland is in the north/north-east and france is in the west/south-west. interesting :)
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