#84995
02/15/2008 02:23 AM
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Please overlook my ignorance. Any help?
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#84996
02/15/2008 03:35 AM
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Mann is the german translation for Man in english
Männer--------Men.
Gerd
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#84997
02/15/2008 04:34 AM
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much Thanks Gerd! Paul "Wolfdaddy" Mann
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#84998
02/15/2008 04:38 AM
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#84999
02/15/2008 04:47 AM
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Actually that would be "Der Hunde"
, but da wuffs sounds just as good. Nice looking ring as your avatar.
Dave
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#85000
02/15/2008 05:03 AM
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Thanks Dave!  the ring was an ebay "miracle" I will re-size and post asap {..thats only a small slice of der hunde'} Regards, Paul
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#85001
02/15/2008 05:07 AM
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I seek the Himmler ring, this will do...for now. 
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#85002
02/24/2008 02:12 AM
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"Mann" is context-dependent. It can also mean "one," depending on the context. For example, "So wird Mann Fallschirmjäger" translates as "Thus one becomes a paratrooper." The sentence has to be evaluated as a whole, to determine which meaning is intended.
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#85003
02/25/2008 10:56 PM
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quote: Originally posted by Chris M:
"Mann" is context-dependent. It can also mean "one," depending on the context. For example, "So wird Mann Fallschirmjäger" translates as "Thus one becomes a paratrooper." The sentence has to be evaluated as a whole, to determine which meaning is intended.
Be careful ... in the case you describe (as "one") the word is written "man", meaning always with one "n" (not with two) and it´s always small lettered.
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#85004
03/22/2008 10:19 AM
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'Mann'can also be used in the plural: 'Er nahm 20 Mann mit' - 'He took twenty men with him'
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#85005
03/24/2008 05:58 PM
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Hi!
"Mann" usually singulary but can in some cases be plural too
So "Mann" means man or men.
cheers
odal / germany
�Eine gewaltt�tige, herrische, unerschrockene, grausame Jugend will ich. Jugend muss das alles sein. Schmerzen muss sie ertragen. Es darf nichts Schwaches und Z�rtliches an ihr sein. Das freie, herrliche Raubtier muss wieder
aus ihren Augen blitzen."
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#85006
04/16/2008 02:49 AM
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Great THANKS to ALL whom answered! 
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