oh yeah i have trouble with the umlaut over the 'a' too......what the heck is going on?

 

An umlat is two little dots (..) that go above vowels (a or e usually) in some languages, German being the case here.

 

oh got it...

 

Ach du liebe Herr Couchman! Was machen sie!!

 

You mean ä and Ä ?

Those are alt+132 and alt+142

Ω

 

i'm glad thats cleared up. i thought it was that little squiggly line above the letter. wrong country.


tom

 

You mean à ?

 

Hey, that's kind of cool. Bill, your a fountain of info!

 

My resource shows:

The Deer Hunter = Der Hirschjäger

The Mighty Deer Hunter = Der mächtige Hirschjäger

The Hunter = Der Jäger

I didn't notice what it was before you change it to just Jäger.

Interesting that, Deer Hunter (2 words) is Hirschjäger (1 word)

Deer and Stag both translate to Hirsch.

 

Si. dat es de wone

 

As long as you're on this hot streak of info Bill, how did you get the tilde (~) over the letter?

 

I'm just impressed you know the name of that little squiggly thing, Steve!!LOL!

 

Dang go to work ...and get a language lesson too

 

I think that's what it's called, harkening back to Spanish classes from many moons ago.

 

Do you mean :

Dang - Go to work!! And get a language lesson, too!!!

or

Dang! Go to work, and get a language lesson too!