This is a new one for me, its in a different language. I do love a challenge. Its a beautiful piece, you might want to grab a tissue first via Der ausradierte Bruder
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You can’t imagine what it means to me, to see you posted this. My grandmother passed away this morning and while I still don’t know how to handle this, I remember what it meant to her when I went to visit her brothers grave so far away. Thank you so much 💝
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I am so sorry for your lose and I am so glad you shared this
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My deep sympathy for your loss as well – from your post I got the feeling your nana was quite the character.
Danke fuer die schoene Geschichte! (I hope I got this right)
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She was. Thank you for reading the post – es bedeutet mir sehr viel 💝
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Thank you for posting and also for the tissue warning… wow. What an amazing writer.
Things I learned:
My German isn’t half as good as I thought it was (*enter frantic texting with “my” Germanz to explain words, then explain the explanation*).
Google Translate is not helping
Really. Not helping.
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Google translate really didn’t help, I sent it over the a German speaking friend and got them to translate it for me and send it back.
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Hooray for having native speakers on hand!
I loved the “Omchen” word- it was a “duh!” moment after Max explained (I knew “Oma” and that “chen” is a diminutive but couldn’t make the connection at first).
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I am most grateful to my friends who read and speak other languages
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I should have translated it for you!!!
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No not all, I liked and so did my friend
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I am really surprised and amazed how much trouble you took to read it! Please add me to the Germanz helping anytime you need!!
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Thank you,
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