The standard German language; developed historically from West Germanic.
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Examples for "German"
Examples for "German"
1A German fine, however, is likely towards the end of the year.
2The Spanish government said it respected the decision of the German court.
3In the course of the debate the German Secretary of State said:
4At the moment the German manufacturing sector is still looking quite strong.
5This was true both of the German state and of German industry.
1Soon after, intellectuals, who had initially resisted the German language, followed suit.
2Now our German language skills do fail us a little bit here.
3The theory is as crude and imperfect as the German language itself.
4He preached, of course, in the German language, and used much action.
5The German language allows you to build new words out of smaller ones.
1Another Old High German charm preserved in a tenth-century codex now at Vienna.
2But in him it is not combined with an indigestion of high German romances.
3Karl Simrock made modern versions of Middle High German poetry.
4The Hapsburg courtier spoke High German, so I had no problem understanding this royal brush-off.
5If he was not mistaken, the last part of the message was Middle High German.
6Oggenfuss, switching from Aargau dialect to High German, replied.
7The old High German, also, and the Icelandic, as compared with the Meso-Gothic, does the same.
8The songs sound about as remote from song-cycle conventions as the dialects do from high German.
9What are the equivalents in High German for "right smart" and "dog-on" I cannot imagine.
10WOTAN, Old High German form of Odin
11Between them and the old High German Swabians lay a race intermediate in tongue and blood, the Franks.
12He did not care much for any sort of diversion, except tricks of high German artists and legerdemain.
13Originally written in Middle High German (M.H.G.
14High German authority freely admitted the wrong of the act, but excused it on the ground of military necessity.
15By his studies and translations of Middle High German, he opened the vast and important field of Germanic philology.
16In High German it is "Wasser-scheide," i.e.
Translations for high german