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    Learning a foreign language is so HARD! Do you know they have a different word for almost everything?

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    Hi rangemaster and Harlan,

    what should i say... i feel like beeing at home with you. Gentleman, your Germanicon skills are really good I hope that my english is as good as your german! But dont be afraid this will be a english forum now and in future. Although eventually will you learn some bavarian slang than it couldt be that it maybe .......

    Funny with you, i like it!

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    Thank you, Gunner. You are too kind. I guarantee your English is much better than my Germanicon. What is Bayerisch slang for "friends"?

    Bernie (Bernhard) Molloy (1/2 Irish, 1/2 Oesterreicher)

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    Hi Bernie,

    the bavarian slang is a very special form of the german language. I speak the Allgäu-slang and it is a bit more special. So if you hear a guy speaking that way: "Na gang i scho seit schtunda dur dia gegend und`s leit allat no koi bier it" ( now i am going since hours through the landscape, and i have not getting a beer til now! Wich is really bad for an bavarian) than you can be sure to hear an Allgäuer-Bavarian.
    So if you like to learn Bavarian let know! But that is really hard!

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    Good grief!

    That certainly isn't the Hoch Deutsch I learned in school! That is as bad as when I went to mass on Easter Sunday in Salzburg, Austriaicon! I thought he was talking Polish, but it was just the local dialect! The only words I understood were "Hoelle" (hell) "Tuefil" (devil) and "Geben Sie Geld" (give money!). Clergy are the same all over the world!

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    Yes, you`re right with that! Clergy is all the same. BTW i wrote that a comrade want to sell a carbine. At wich things have i to look for that i get an good one? Are there special parts on wich i should have an eye?

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    MAKE and SERIAL No RANGE: marked on receiver
    BARREL:all markings to see if original to receiver
    STOCK: style and cartouches
    REAR SIGHTS AND BARREL BAND. Is it post rebuild or original configuration.

    Pictures help, also.

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    Talking While we are on this...

    ...what do people in Berlin call themselves ? I am refering to Pres. Kennedy's famous donut remark. Thanks , Chris

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    Gunner,

    Wouldn't that be "Ich bin AUS Berlin"? JFK looked nothing like a doughnut to me!

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    Rangemaster;

    JFK said " Ich bin ein Berliner!" and i found a translation from the Arab Airlines wich descriped Berlin and translated JFK as follows : I am a doughnut ! So i fell from my stool by reading this. I have to look after the flyer its amazing.

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