Einige deutsche Wörter sind so lang, dass sie eine Perspektive haben.Mark Twain
Translation (German)
Einige deutsche Wörter sind so lang, dass sie eine Perspektive haben.Mark Twain
Translation (German)
Some German words are so long that they have a perspective. Observe these examples:Mark Twain
Original (English)
"Einige deutsche Wörter sind so lang, dass sie eine Perspektive haben."
Translated from English
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