Melody: "Antioch", George Frederick Handel (1685-1759) + Lowell Mason (1792-1872)
Lyrics: Isaac Watts (1674-1748)
Origin: English / German / American
Joy to the world! The Lord is come; Let Earth receive her king; Let every heart prepare him room And heaven and nature sing, And heaven and nature sing, And heaven and heaven and nature sing. Joy to the world! The Saviour ...
1. Since I'm going to Europeat the end of the year (yay!), I'm trying to learn as much touristy French/Italian/German/Danish as possible. I've been looking up resources but there's so much and it all looks rather similar, so I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for specific books/online resources I could check out? In particular, I'm looking to learn the sort of phrases I'd need to get...
So we finally had the opportunity to see the city we were selling and Columbus did not let us down. After we checked into the room we picked up a brochure and Scott noticed there was a neighborhood called the GermanVillage so off we went. We were hoping to eat at Schmidt's Sausage Haus but the wait was 45 minutes so we hung out at Schmidt's Fudge Haus and then walked around and ended up at Max ...
What, in your opinion, is the best German dictionary? I currently have a Collins Beginner's German Dictionary. It's a great dictionary for basicvocabulary, but what would you recommend for something beyond Beginner German?
1. Tomorrow is Yandere Friday. The moment you log on tomorrow, forget everything we've done and go crazy! 2. You have until Saturday to nominate for the Hetaliawards . The post will be closed on early Sunday morning and I will evaluate everything then and publish the poll at the beginning of next week. 3. All Secret Santa emails have been sent out. 4. Don't forget to send in your pictures...
So, I've become obsessed with Christoph Waltz and want to learn some German. What are your recommendations on german language courses? I am eyeing U of T's continuing ed, but welcome other suggestions. Also, I know there is the Alliance Francaise for all things French, is there something similar for German culture?
