What is the German equivalent of "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."?
That is: A phrase used for font selection that contains all the letters of the alphabet.
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What is the German equivalent of "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."? That is: A phrase used for font selection that contains all the letters of the alphabet. |
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It roughly translates to:
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Sätze, die alle Buchstaben des Alphabets enthalten, heißen Pangramme (von griechisch πᾶν γράμμα: "jeder Buchstabe"). Es gibt in Deutsch eine Reihe davon. Hier einige Beispiele (Wikipedia hat eine ausführliche Aufzählung): Pangramme ohne äöü und ß:
Pangramme mit äöü und ß:
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but see for yourself at Pangramm EDIT: rough translation: twelve boxers are chasing Victor across the big levee of Sylt. |
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Another one with the nice property of containing each character including the ß and the umlauts exactly once:
Please note, that the spelling is not quite correct in this sentence. In modern German spelling, one would write Pass instead of Paß. |
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