aeismail

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	364 reputation	bio	website	mst.rwth-aachen.de	visits	member for	1 year, 6 months
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Feb 23	revised	How do you say “Three strikes, you're out!” in German? added 132 characters in body
Feb 23	asked	How do you say “Three strikes, you're out!” in German?
Feb 13	comment	What is the meaning of “Mensch” when used between friends or family members? @knut: Not really—the "Mensch" didn't really seem to have that sense. It was used too often during the conversation, and it was always being addressed specifically to the husband.
Feb 13	revised	Am I writing these numerals correctly as words? Improved question.
Feb 13	suggested	suggested edit on Am I writing these numerals correctly as words?
Feb 12	asked	What is the meaning of “Mensch” when used between friends or family members?
Feb 9	answered	Wie heißt es richtig, Masterthesis oder Masterarbeit?
Jan 28	awarded	Teacher
Jan 28	revised	Differences between “Klausur”, “Prüfung” and “Examen” Corrected spelling and grammar issues. ("Therm" for "term," "example" for exam.)
Jan 28	suggested	suggested edit on Differences between “Klausur”, “Prüfung” and “Examen”
Jan 18	awarded	Scholar
Jan 18	accepted	How do I say something is the superlative of a group in German?
Jan 17	comment	How do I say something is the superlative of a group in German? So is it preferred to say «Lake Michigan ist der größte Große See» instead of «Lake Michigan ist der größte der Großen Seen», or are both acceptable? Is the second considered more literary rather than Umgangsprache?
Jan 17	awarded	Student
Jan 17	answered	Is it acceptable to omit umlauts and put an extra 'e' instead?
Jan 17	awarded	Supporter
Jan 17	asked	How do I say something is the superlative of a group in German?
Jan 10	awarded	Excavator
Jan 10	awarded	Editor
Jan 10	revised	Origin of Separable Verbs Fixed grammar (changed "sworn" to "swore")