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- /LITERATURE/
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- Duits-Nederlands woordenboek
- J.A.H. van Gemert
- Het Spectrum
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- Esperanto Handw}orterbuch
- Karl Steier
- Esperanto-Verlag E. Rothermel
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- Lekturama's woordenboek Duits
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- Tirion
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- Nederlands-Duits woordenboek
- G.A.M.M. van der Linden
- Het Spectrum
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- Standaard handwoordenboek Duits-Nederlands Nederlands - Duits
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- 90-02-194889, Standaard Uitgeverij
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- The Concise Dictionary of 26 Languages
- Peter M. Bergman
- New American Library
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- The Languages of the World
- Kenneth Katzner
- 0-7102-0861-8, Routledge & Kegan Paul
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- Zo leer je Duits
- W. Snelleman
- 90-274-0082-2, Het Spectrum
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- /C-01 INTRODUCTION/
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- German is an important European language spoken in Germany, Austria and
- parts of Switzerland and other European countries.
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- It is like English a West Germanic language so many German words are relat-
- ed to English ones:
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- Wasser - water
- gehen - go
- Vater - father
- Buch - book
- denken - think
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- Many other, non-Germanic words have been borrowed from the same sources:
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- Garage - garage
- Biologie - biology
- B}uro - bureau
- Telefon - telephon
- Alkohol - alcohol
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- And in more recent times German has borrowed many English words:
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- Computer
- Jazz
- Chip
- Bridge
- Pulli (pullover)
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- There is also a small number of German loanwords in English:
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- kindergarten
- zeppelin
- cobalt
- zinc
- angst
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- /C-02 PERSONAL PRONOUNS/
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