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The German language , in spite of the prejudices prevailing against it , is not by any means so difficult for an Englishman as the French . Its guttural sounds are not harsher than the Scotch word “ Loch , ” in Loch - Lomond ...
The German language , in spite of the prejudices prevailing against it , is not by any means so difficult for an Englishman as the French . Its guttural sounds are not harsher than the Scotch word “ Loch , ” in Loch - Lomond ...
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Like the French “ on , " it is always construed with the verb in the singular . Man sagt , it is said ; man glaubt , it is thought ; man erwartet den König , people , or they , expect the king , or the king is expected .
Like the French “ on , " it is always construed with the verb in the singular . Man sagt , it is said ; man glaubt , it is thought ; man erwartet den König , people , or they , expect the king , or the king is expected .
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Von is prefixed to the names of noblemen : it is the French de . Herr von Humboldt ( Monsieur de Humboldt . ) Unsern , dative plural of the pron . poss . unser , our . Mélodeien , dat . pl . of die Melodey .
Von is prefixed to the names of noblemen : it is the French de . Herr von Humboldt ( Monsieur de Humboldt . ) Unsern , dative plural of the pron . poss . unser , our . Mélodeien , dat . pl . of die Melodey .
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The Germans , like the French , haye , two verbs for “ to know . " One is wissen ( savoir ) to know by the mind ; the other kennen ( connoître ) to know by the Ich kenne ihren Bruder , ich weisz dasz er zu Hause ist .
The Germans , like the French , haye , two verbs for “ to know . " One is wissen ( savoir ) to know by the mind ; the other kennen ( connoître ) to know by the Ich kenne ihren Bruder , ich weisz dasz er zu Hause ist .
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Ich will never is the mark of the future , but always the French “ je veux ; " from wollen , to be willing ( “ vouloir . " ) Wollen sie mit mir gehen ? Will you go with me ?
Ich will never is the mark of the future , but always the French “ je veux ; " from wollen , to be willing ( “ vouloir . " ) Wollen sie mit mir gehen ? Will you go with me ?
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | New York Public Library |
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