Feldgrau.net

I meant subject, not 'verb'.

...peter

hi,

Nitsune is right.
The verb is DAS Schiff, neuter
But even with a male name a boat/ship in German is always a she
-

- DIE Tirpitz

...peter aboard 'Tehani'

Servus Danny,

For some detail,
more from the civilian side


go to
http://www.thirdreichforum.com
click on 'third reich'
and look for:

'the day AH died'

let me know about your search,
thanks!

...peter

...peter(coldam

hi U
way-ull
y'all write a mean parody,
sheriff ...

...coldam

hi U,

so - what's your point?

...coldam

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hi K,

'Servus' , a friendly term
amongst equals
is used in Southern Germany and Austria

as a greeting and as a good-bye word.

It used to mean 'your servant' (I think).

...peter(ex-Vienna)

hi,

wasn't there a German carrier called

the 'Schwabenland'

involved in just-pre WW2
Antarctic exploration?

...peter