Dentist from Cammer

Bernd

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Hi, Aron, where is Dahmer?
I suppose it is not rhyming, but in English I do not know. They are rhyming German names and adapt them to their own system.
Hutschenreuther sounds approximately like "Hatschirufer". (I reforced it into the German sound system.)

Thanks for the proposal.
 
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Gast
As long as they say Zuckerberg like Schuckabärg artificially the change of connotation should be allowed as well here.
 

Bernd

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Exactly this is what I meant. Often the English people adapt the foreign words into their own sound system. We are doing the same.
 

Bernd

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It is now a part of Bückeburg.
 
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Have you grown up in Schaumburg-Lippe?
 

Bernd

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No, I didn't. I grew up in Haselbach, now part of Sonneberg, during my first three years, the most important time in my life.
 
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Dear Bernd!

The soundsystem in Cammer seems to be horrifiy. But not at all, the dentist is a hammer.

limerix
 

Bernd

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Dear limerix, I have "Cammer" transferred to the English sound system, of course.

My own name "Hutschenreuther" sounds like " Hatschn-rjufer" in English (I got a tape with poems spoken by a native English speaker).
I transferred it back to "Hatschirufer", this is much easier in German than Hatschn-rjufer.)

Viele Grüße von Bernd Hatschirufer
 
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Agreed! This is a decent statement. :D

:)limerix
 



 
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