how do you say Beaver and Afro in German?
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beaver is "biber" and afro stays the same, but it is pronounced different,"ah-fro"
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In German, it means "goodbye"
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In latin i can't say. But I know it in german: "Ich liebe dich mit ganzen Herz", and in portuguese: "Eu te amo do fundo do meu coração".
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Hi, I live in Germany so this is kind of an easy one for us overseas families.\n\nI love you = Ich liebe dich (pronun.- ish leeba dish)\nGoodbye (formally) = Auf Wiedersehen (pronun.- Owf Veedersane)\n\nCommon, shortened goodbyes:\nTschuss (pronun.- {like juice but with ch- in front.})\nCiao (pronun.- Chow)\n\nHope that helps!
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burger:\nrue\nrube\nberg\ngrub\nurge(r)\nbug\nrug\nerg\nerr\nbur\nbeg
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How about I contratulate you and wish you much success and every good.\n"Ich gratuliere und wu"nsche Dir (or "Ihnen" if you're formal) alles Gute und viel Erfolg!"
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You say 'hejdå, tack för att du kom!' directly translated 'goodbye, thanks that you came' which sounds strange in English!  Pronunciation: hay-doe, tuck fur at doo kum (rhymes with dumb).\nHope this helps!
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Yes, it's German\nYes, they're pronounced as W's\nand I can't think of any word in German that uses the same "w" sound we do.
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make them both:\n\norange/white\norange\ngreen/white\nblue\nblue/white \ngreen\nbrown/white \nbrown
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Die Toten Hosen.\nDie Aerzte as well.
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Still!\nAchtung!\nNächste/r!\nLinks!\nRechts!\nStop!\nLos!\nDanke!
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I am pretty sure it's "Moose lem" or "Muzz lem". "Moz lem" is for the Germanic tribe that invaded Europe. My teacher's said that it can be Mooselem or Muzzlem.
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Language: Old English\nOrigin: belg 'bag, skin'
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Spanish\nroyalty = realeza\npanther = pantera\n\nFrench\nroyalty = royauté \npanther = panthère \n\nItalian \nroyalty = i reali\npanther = pantera
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no spanish translation\nmoose of moose in german
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try going to http://www.dictionary.com and click on the "translator" link\nthats what i did to translate german-english though some of it gets mixed up
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german:  Gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern.\nLike and like gladly get together (loosely)