German

• ““Dutch” is a version of the German Deutsch, meaning “German.”

  Pennsylvania Dutch

• “Addressing the German public's ­concerns about what the effect on German finances might be if it helped Greece by agreeing to buy Greek debt, Die Welt said "it would have a negative impact on Germany's ­creditworthiness", and could end up "costing every ­German taxpayer an extra 40 euros this year".”

  The Guardian World News

• “Curators have chosen my video "THE VACATION" for this event, which is one of GERMAN CARTOONS a complete new production on recent German history and what is associated with German culture in general.”

  Museum Blogs

• “GUNTER PLEUGER, GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO THE U.N.: The German delegation this morning welcomed the report of Dr. ElBaradei and Dr. Blix.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 27, 2003

• “(a German State) as an _internal_ question, as it ought to be decided on -- not according to the _German law of succession_, but according to the interests of Europe.”

  The Letters of Queen Victoria, Vol 2 (of 3), 1844-1853 A Selection from her Majesty's correspondence between the years 1837 and 1861

• “ During all the seven years that I lived in Vienna, I never had a heart-to-heart talk with any one of this upper group, although I was a member of the Austrian Social Democracy, attended their meetings, took part in their demonstrations, contributed to their publications, and some MY SECOND FOREIGN EXILE: GERMAN SOCIALISM times made short speeches in German.”

  My Life

• “I could not help muttering to myself," says Coleridge in his Biographia Literaria, "when the good pastor this morning told me that Klopstock was the German Milton, 'a very _German_”

  The Creed of the Old South 1865-1915

• “I perceive you are publishing a Life of Raffael d'Urbino: it may perhaps interest you to hear that a set of German artists here allow their _hair_ to grow, and trim it into _his fashion_, thereby drinking the cummin of the disciples of the old philosopher; if they would cut their hair, convert it into brushes, and paint like him, it would be more '_German_ to the matter.”

  Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 4 (of 6) With His Letters and Journals

• “My written German is terrible, but I love reading in German and I will try and track this one down.”

  Guest Author: Michelle Raven

• “A bad review in German is proof that I've REALLY made it, because I can thank my lucky stars that people in Germany are actually reading my book.”

  Lost in Translation

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