no definetely doesn't sound german
Is simhaee a german name?
No
Reply:no, I am German
Thursday, August 19, 2010
What is the proper German form for the indefinite article before a family name?
For example, somebody named John Smith would use "The Smiths" to describe his family. How would that be done in German? Would it be "Die Smiths", or "Das Smiths", or something else?
What is the proper German form for the indefinite article before a family name?
Same as in english!
The Smiths - Die Schmidts
Source:
native german
Reply:"die" would be the plural one, but I really don't think it works that way. I'm not German so I don't know, but it might be "Haus Smith".
Reply:Die= Plural
What is the proper German form for the indefinite article before a family name?
Same as in english!
The Smiths - Die Schmidts
Source:
native german
Reply:"die" would be the plural one, but I really don't think it works that way. I'm not German so I don't know, but it might be "Haus Smith".
Reply:Die= Plural
Is elwell a german name?
my grandpa is german and i got the name elwell from him and i jus wanna kno is it a german name
Is elwell a german name?
No it is not. (And I cannot think of a German first name "Elwell" may have come from.)
Reply:I believe that it's an English name. Here is a link to some of your relatives. http://www.cousinconnect.com/p/a/0/s/ELW...
Is elwell a german name?
No it is not. (And I cannot think of a German first name "Elwell" may have come from.)
Reply:I believe that it's an English name. Here is a link to some of your relatives. http://www.cousinconnect.com/p/a/0/s/ELW...
Can someone plz name the most important German philosopgers??
plz with dates
Can someone plz name the most important German philosopgers??
Friedrich Nietzsche October 15, 1844 - August 25, 1990
Reply:I Kant think of one. Why the Hegel do you ask.
pot marigold
Can someone plz name the most important German philosopgers??
Friedrich Nietzsche October 15, 1844 - August 25, 1990
Reply:I Kant think of one. Why the Hegel do you ask.
pot marigold
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
I can only remember the melody of this song and I only remember a few of the lyrics of it......something about "september, october, november, december"........(don't laugh)......i can't remember and some friends and I are sitting around here drunk and the topic just came up- "fragen Sie nicht warum! " (don't ask why!)
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
Well I remember it to be a song for children about different months.
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
Well I remember it to be a song for children about different months.
Can i find out what my heritage is by using my last name, German, French, Italian?
I want to know what my heritage is. I am not sure and what i have been told was German but that is just what they think, can someone help me find my heritage so i know what i am.
Can i find out what my heritage is by using my last name, German, French, Italian?
Start by asking your parents and grandparents. You could do a search here http://genealogy.about.com/library/surna... Do a search online for "surname origins" Some identical last names are from different countries too.
Reply:well whats your fam. name? some great free geneaology pages are www.lds.org and www.mormon.org. Yes i know those are religious pages, but they are really into family research
Reply:Your last name's a start, but asking your relatives about their ancestors will give you a clearer picture.
Reply:yes if it hasn't been changed or altered.
Can i find out what my heritage is by using my last name, German, French, Italian?
Start by asking your parents and grandparents. You could do a search here http://genealogy.about.com/library/surna... Do a search online for "surname origins" Some identical last names are from different countries too.
Reply:well whats your fam. name? some great free geneaology pages are www.lds.org and www.mormon.org. Yes i know those are religious pages, but they are really into family research
Reply:Your last name's a start, but asking your relatives about their ancestors will give you a clearer picture.
Reply:yes if it hasn't been changed or altered.
Name the German captain during the 1982 FIFA World Cup.?
He was also the top European player in 1981.
Name the German captain during the 1982 FIFA World Cup.?
Beckenbauer
Reply:Too bad it's not the right answer. Kaltz took over the captian role when Rummenigge was subbed. The correct answer is Karl-Heinz Rummenigge from Bayern Munchen.
Source - http://www.planetworldcup.com/...
Beckenbauer captianed in 1974 and wasn't even on the 1982 squad. Report Abuse
Reply:beckenbauer
Reply:Franz Beckenbauer - only man to captain and coach a world cup winning team
Reply:Patrick Battiston was the player crushed by Schumacher. Manfred Kaltz was the team captian. Rummenigge was not the captian.
Reply:K H rummenigge, I think!
Reply:Franz Beckenbauer
Reply:Harald 'Toni' Schumacher (born March 6, 1954) was a famous football goalkeeper of the 1980s and captain of the German national team. He lost the World Cup finals in 1982 against Italy. Schumacher will be remembered for the tackle on a French attacking player in the semi-final of the 1982 World Cup. Schumacher threw himself into the path of the French defender, leaving him unconscious and shattering several of his teeth. Amazingly, the referee did not send Schumacher off, or even award a free kick against him.
Name the German captain during the 1982 FIFA World Cup.?
Beckenbauer
Reply:Too bad it's not the right answer. Kaltz took over the captian role when Rummenigge was subbed. The correct answer is Karl-Heinz Rummenigge from Bayern Munchen.
Source - http://www.planetworldcup.com/...
Beckenbauer captianed in 1974 and wasn't even on the 1982 squad. Report Abuse
Reply:beckenbauer
Reply:Franz Beckenbauer - only man to captain and coach a world cup winning team
Reply:Patrick Battiston was the player crushed by Schumacher. Manfred Kaltz was the team captian. Rummenigge was not the captian.
Reply:K H rummenigge, I think!
Reply:Franz Beckenbauer
Reply:Harald 'Toni' Schumacher (born March 6, 1954) was a famous football goalkeeper of the 1980s and captain of the German national team. He lost the World Cup finals in 1982 against Italy. Schumacher will be remembered for the tackle on a French attacking player in the semi-final of the 1982 World Cup. Schumacher threw himself into the path of the French defender, leaving him unconscious and shattering several of his teeth. Amazingly, the referee did not send Schumacher off, or even award a free kick against him.
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