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Jun
11
comment Read old handwritten Text
I think you've nailed it spot on. And the last word does end with an "n". You can see the two bumps for the "n" with a fancy swirl as a tail, similar to the "von" at the beginning of the second line or the swirl on "im" before "Jahr" on the first line.
Jun
2
awarded  Enlightened
May
31
awarded  Enlightened
May
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awarded  Nice Answer
May
31
comment What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
And Takkat, you could even start that phrase with a "daß" to throw all the verbs together completely, lol. Bastian Sick is so great. :-)
May
31
comment What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
@Em1 Not to mention that there can be several ways of saying "to do" depending on context.
May
31
comment What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
I'm glad it all helped, Dougvj. Great addition, Takkat. :-)
May
31
revised What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
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31
revised What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
further clarification
May
31
answered What are the rules behind this translated phrase: “das, was ihr mich habt tun sehen”?
May
16
answered “Konjunktiv I” vs. 'sagen, dass' in reported speech
May
14
comment 'y' as a vowel in German
Of note, Takkat's Wikipedia reference above also makes the point of "y" being used in words of foreign descent.
May
8
comment “Have fun during the exhibition”
@Emanuel Thanks for the cleanup. I can never get the highlighting right. :-)
May
8
comment “Have fun during the exhibition”
Good points, and I like "Vergnügen"! :)
May
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awarded  Nice Answer
May
8
comment “Have fun during the exhibition”
Sorry if it's too much, but I like to be thorough enough that it might even help elsewhere. :-)
May
8
comment “Have fun during the exhibition”
I've edited my answer to help explain further. Glad you're back, by the way. :-)
May
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revised “Have fun during the exhibition”
Further explanation per request by the asker
May
8
answered “Have fun during the exhibition”
May
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answered Was ist die Bedeutung des Wortes “der Papiermillionär”?