Lets make clear that the German Reich exists and we are its citizens

[zaangalewa]

Muada werd grouß gschriem em Boarischn - dou Saupreiß

The Bavarian language and dialects have no orthography. And indeed we would need about 20-40 new letters for vocals. And you are now really on my ignore list, absurd anti-Semitic fake-cliché clown.

 

[Kruska]

The Bavarian language and dialects have no orthography. And indeed we would need about 20-40 new letters for vocals. And you are now really on my ignore list, absurd anti-Semitic fake-cliché clown.

Because you got no clue of Bavarian orthography.

Beispiele sind erm, Wirt, Dorf, Gurt, Retter. Zudem lautet der a-Laut in Diphthongen, zum Beispiel eam, Briaf, hoaß, guat, und in vokalisiertem -en gleich, zum Beispiel hocka gegenüber Hocker. Die Groß- und Kleinschreibung: richtet sich nach den Regeln der deutschen Standardsprache ab dem 17. Jahrhundert.

That you checked onto your profane "wisdom" on an English speaking Wiki or similar is understood.

Below is an original Bavarian text from the 11th century - there was no Capital writing, since the German language itsself did not behold that grammer regulation at the time. Capital and small letters were introduced in the 17th century into the German language and as such also into the Bavarian language.

Now FUCK OFF - damischer Saupreiß

 

[ShahdagMountains]

I couldn't care less about you or any Zionist.

Put your stupid money where your stupid mouth is, and shutup.

 

[Kruska]

Put your stupid money where your stupid mouth is, and shutup.

Say's the ZIONIST - so what the fuck would I care

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Say's the ZIONIST - so what the fuck would I care

You keep showing me how much you care.

Not very bright, are you?

 

[Kruska]

You keep showing me how much you care.

Not very bright, are you?

No you dumb and despicable Zionist - I do NOT care about you, that is why I had stated:

Say's the ZIONIST - so what the fuck would I care

That YOU ain't "bright" is therefore obvious - also this Zionist tenacity of yours to haggle about anything and your inquiring/curiosity habit, speaks for itself.
I didn't place any question mark to you - you idiot.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

No you dumb and despicable Zionist - I do NOT care about you, that is why I had stated:

Say's the ZIONIST - so what the fuck would I care

That YOU ain't "bright" is therefore obvious - also this Zionist tenacity of yours to haggle about anything and your inquiring/curiosity habit, speaks for itself.
I didn't place any question mark to you - you idiot.

Baa baa = sheep noises.

 

[Bleipriester]

Rambo does not agree.

 

[TheInfiniteSadness]

It is understood, that the present - since 1949 ruling parties are US bots and have no personal affinity to Germany's population nor its problems, since latest by the 60'ies - but are simply corrupt, self-centered and only care for their wallets.

Therefore you might need to differentiate this issue into three different groups - political agendas

1. Neo-Nazis - who are too dumb to understand that "Das Deutsche Reich" (factually correctly titled "Das Deutsche Kaiser Reich") - has nothing to do with the "Third Reich". aka "Das Dritte Reich". There is a reason why the Austrian named it the "third". Since it was not the legal successor of the Deutsche Kaiser Reich, also he despised the notion of aristocrats and a monarch.

2. A "nutty" bunch of monarchists calling themselves Reichsbürger, (IIRC initially founded by a descendant of Willi) want to reinstall an Emperor, as well as aristocracy and do not acknowledge the FRG, and therefore also no laws implemented by the FRG.
This group just as the AfD has been infiltrated by Neo-Nazis - thus being falsely termed as being Nazis or Right-wingers in general.

3. People who are in support of a MGGA movement - Make Germany Great Again, rejecting Nazis and the Third Reich and the absurdity of a monarchy.
They are in favor that German culture and identity (Deutsche Tugenden) - (German Virtues) need to be reset according to the principals of Bismarck. - personally I like that idea very much.

Factually this group of people (3.) founded a party in 2013 called AfD - that was however immediately usurped by Neo-Nazis planting themselves within the leadership of the AfD. Therefore this party AfD is a no go for me.

Here in Canada the Conservatives and Liberals are the two main parties and despite their names we don't refer to them as left or right. At the moment the Liberals are government and soon to be unelected. Governments usually change here when the people get pissed off at the ruling party.

The NDP are a minor party and have never come close to even being the opposition. However they are responsible for our Health Care System. The Bloc Quebecois are a party that only runs in Quebec and are basically meaningless. There's the Green Party and other minor ones who are basically wasting their money.

I was looking at the last German election and I just don't get it that there are 630 seats in the Bundestag. It also says that 31 parties were qualified to field candidates though I'm not sure I got that right. Before the internet were there that many parties?

 

[TheInfiniteSadness]

I would say Germany is the most anti-known country of the world in the English and French speaking world.



"Reich" means for example "rich". "Rich" is also only a word for you, isn't it?



Das "Heilige Reich" - the "Holy Empire" - was another name for the Franconian Empire. To be "frank" means something like to be happy, to be self-effective, to be noble, to be free. "France" is by the way a German word. "English" is a German word too.



No. Germans don't call themselves "Germans". We call us "deutsch". "Deutsch" is an adjective like English, Irish or French. You write it only like a noun. And the adjective "deutsch" means something like "to be united by using the same clear language". With other words: If you do not need an interpreter when you speak with someone else then he is "deutsch", he is a German. And do not forget: the people in former times had much more dialects and languages as it is today - and this languages had been in a much higher flow. For a talented man who lived 1000 years ago it was absolutelly not any problem to understand a Friesian and a Swiss Aleman and to speak with them Pommeranian.

Example. A friend of mine and two of his friends had this little conversation once in German. A said to B "La da tid!" B asked C: "What did he say?" C answered "Lou da amal dahoi!". B was confused because he spoke only standard German. He was not able to understand "Lass dir Zeit!" = "Take your time!".
So all this three sentences "La da tid!", "Lou da amal dahoi!" and "Lass dir Zeit!" are the same - and the people who had been able to understand the messages without interpreter had been "united by using the same language" had been "deutsch".

So when I say in German "Die deutschen Staaten von Amerika" then this is the same as to say "The united states of America". It is the direct expression of "e pluribus unum".




Exactly. And to be honest: On good reasons. I made this example for Germans. But many Germans are meanwhile not only lost in translations but also lost in Anglicisms.



This I never would say.



The text is from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

In general: In Germany exists a wide spread mediavel movement - specially mediavel costumes, mediavel markets, mediavel marriages and mediavel music. This is a lot of fun and authenticity is not really asked - but often also existing.

I knew there were other non-German empires referred to as Reich's and after talking with you discovered that Rich was another meaning. Here where I live in Canada they call it high and low German. I learned that when I married a woman who was descended from Mennonites. The only German I know is from watching war movies so I basically know nothing. When I started highschool in 1974 they had a German language class but it was eventually dropped due to lack of students.

That video was interesting and again I've never seen anything like it before. I live in Saskatchewan and there were settlements in the early 1800's but most of our cities, towns and such came into being when the railroad was built across Canada which was finished in 1881 though most came after were after 1890's. Our cultural traditions are few. Other than our 1885 Reil Rebellion and the fact Canada's free health care began here.

I looked up Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and read his biography on wiki which was a long read. I've never follow the English lyrics because the song sounds much more impressive in Deutsch.

 

[Kruska]

Here in Canada the Conservatives and Liberals are the two main parties and despite their names we don't refer to them as left or right. At the moment the Liberals are government and soon to be unelected. Governments usually change here when the people get pissed off at the ruling party.

The NDP are a minor party and have never come close to even being the opposition. However they are responsible for our Health Care System. The Bloc Quebecois are a party that only runs in Quebec and are basically meaningless. There's the Green Party and other minor ones who are basically wasting their money.

I was looking at the last German election and I just don't get it that there are 630 seats in the Bundestag. It also says that 31 parties were qualified to field candidates though I'm not sure I got that right. Before the internet were there that many parties?

AFAIK, the terms left wing, center, and right-wing seem to derive from the German parliament seating order.
Aka Communists&Socialists being seated on the Left, Conservatives in the Center, Ultra-conservatives/Nationalists on the Right.

Before the internet there were around 10 eligible parties. With only 4-6 being represented in parliament. Nowadays it's around 30, eligible parties, with 5-6 being represented in parliament, and therefore a total of around 7-8% of the votes get wasted on mini-parties and another 9+% of those who barley missed the 5% qualification.

Those 630 seats/mandates are according to a candidate/mandate distribution system for all the 16 States, that make up the FRG. Before 2023 there where 735 seats/mandates - so luckily the tax-payer now needs to feed 105 less of these useless buggers.

However there are meanwhile 730 seats in the EU parliament (absolutely useless) of which 99 are from the FRG + thousands of even more useless bureaucrats and admin-staff. Then off-course there are hundreds of these "special" commissions, e.g. Ukraine advisory board, culture promotion groups, diversity promotion groups, etc. etc. etc.... where thousands or party dudes that didn't make it into the FRG or EU parliament - find their financial nourishing grounds. Not even to mention these $$ high-flyer jobs throughout UN and other world organizations.

I already advised my 9 year old daughter, to eye/strive for a Degree or Diploma in politics

BTW - the German term "Reich" as in Deutsches Reich (empire - territory) has nothing to with Reich = rich, wealthy

The Empire or Territory "Reich" derives from the Celtic word "Rig" later termed "rijk" by the Germanic tribes-ethnics. And entered the High-German language in the 11th century as "Rîhhi" & "Rihich" - and can be found in King names such as Richard, Ulrich, Heinrich.
Reich aka Rig or Rijk, therefore determins a "territory ruled by someone".

Whilst Wealthy - "aka Rich/Reich" - derives from the old high German language terms: "welag", "welîg". Therfore it is a much later association, starting off the 15th century, with people connected to the Reich aka a King or Duke running a Reich(territory) and thus being Rich aka Reich. Whilst the term "welîg" later translates in English as wealthy.

To get things even more amusing the German word for "reach" (reach me my sword) is "Reich mir", "Reiche" mir mein Schwert.

 

[TheInfiniteSadness]

AFAIK, the terms left wing, center, and right-wing seem to derive from the German parliament seating order.
Aka Communists&Socialists being seated on the Left, Conservatives in the Center, Ultra-conservatives/Nationalists on the Right.

Before the internet there were around 10 eligible parties. With only 4-6 being represented in parliament. Nowadays it's around 30, eligible parties, with 5-6 being represented in parliament, and therefore a total of around 7-8% of the votes get wasted on mini-parties and another 9+% of those who barley missed the 5% qualification.

Those 630 seats/mandates are according to a candidate/mandate distribution system for all the 16 States, that make up the FRG. Before 2023 there where 735 seats/mandates - so luckily the tax-payer now needs to feed 105 less of these useless buggers.

However there are meanwhile 730 seats in the EU parliament (absolutely useless) of which 99 are from the FRG + thousands of even more useless bureaucrats and admin-staff. Then off-course there are hundreds of these "special" commissions, e.g. Ukraine advisory board, culture promotion groups, diversity promotion groups, etc. etc. etc.... where thousands or party dudes that didn't make it into the FRG or EU parliament - find their financial nourishing grounds. Not even to mention these $$ high-flyer jobs throughout UN and other world organizations.

I already adviced my 9 year old daugter, to eye/strive for a Degree or Diploma in politics

That's what i was thinking about number of parties increasing after the internet came along. If the internet hadn't come along a lot of things now wouldn't have happened. The Civil Rights and Vietnam War protests were massive and came into being by phone and word of mouth. When trump started to run for president he was using the internet to spread a modern version of the Big Lie

 

[Kruska]

That's what i was thinking about number of parties increasing after the internet came along. If the internet hadn't come along a lot of things now wouldn't have happened. The Civil Rights and Vietnam War protests were massive and came into being by phone and word of mouth. When trump started to run for president he was using the internet to spread a modern version of the Big Lie

Yup the so called "media and social-media world", time-period that we are in now.

However in favor of Europe or specifically Germany - "fake-news" or "deliberate Lies" are punishable and prosecuted by law (and usually cause the demise of such politicians), whilst in the USA everything is protected/excused via Free-Speech.

 

[TheInfiniteSadness]

Yup the so called "media and social-media world", time-period that we are in now.

However in favor of Europe or specifically Germany - "fake-news" or "deliberate Lies" are punishable and prosecuted by law (and usually cause the demise of such politicians), whilst in the USA everything is protected/excused via Free-Speech.

We also have hate laws here in Canada and they were reinforced because of James Keegstra who was teaching Holocaust denial to kids in high school. These are our laws if care to compare with Germany's.

James Keegstra - Wikipedia

Hate speech laws in Canada - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Kruska]

We also have hate laws here in Canada and they were reinforced because of James Keegstra who was teaching Holocaust denial to kids in high school. These are our laws if care to compare with Germany's.

James Keegstra - Wikipedia

Hate speech laws in Canada - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Thanks - interesting, I was actually about to ask you in reference to Canada, and it seems that both countries are more or less identical on the subject. As for Germany it also strongly emphasis's on fake aka intentionally spreading fake accusations in the private as well as the political sectors.

An e.g. Trump, propagating his "stolen election" - would have for certain have faced a law suit and in view of a Jan.6th occurrence, a prison sentence as well, as well as being barred for further political activities or taking on future official political positions.

 

[zaangalewa]

I knew there were other non-German empires referred to as Reich's and after talking with you discovered that Rich was another meaning. Here where I live in Canada they call it high and low German. I learned that when I married a woman who was descended from Mennonites. The only German I know is from watching war movies so I basically know nothing. When I started highschool in 1974 they had a German language class but it was eventually dropped due to lack of students.

That video was interesting and again I've never seen anything like it before. I live in Saskatchewan

Be happy. The world is overpopulated - not so in Saskatchewan.

and there were settlements in the early 1800's but most of our cities, towns and such came into being when the railroad was built across Canada which was finished in 1881 though most came after were after 1890's. Our cultural traditions are few.

Not really. You are Red Indians, Germans, English, Irish, Scots, French, Ukrainians ... from your traditions. That's a very complex net or fabric for your flying carpet. You need only your own magic word(s) from any of this cultures and your personal flying carpet will start and will show to you a very fascinating world.

Other than our 1885 Reil Rebellion and the fact Canada's free health care began here.

I looked up Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and read his biography on wiki which was a long read. I've never follow the English lyrics because the song sounds much more impressive in Deutsch.

I don't know how German sound for others - but I guess standard German sounds like ancient Latin. When you compare the words "Cesar" and "Kaiser" for example then the German sound "Kaiser" is exactly the Latin sound of the name of Cesar. In English it sounds more like sister or sissy - and not like the martial name of the first Roman imperator.

So I think in general the sound of the ancient Latin language has a strong influence on the sound of the German language. And natural sounds also have a very big influence. By the way: I love the sound of French. The German Charlesmagne (Karl der Große) preferred Latin as the "lingua franka" in the Frankonian empire. He was not able to read and to write but he spoke fluently Latin. This and the celtic original sounds of the Gauls created the French language. He was by the way called "der Große" (big, great) because he had been a tall man.

Here a love song which I love very much. It's from a famous German singer who started his career in France. Very most of his songs exist as well in French and German (but not in English). This love song for his first wife exists only in French.

 

[zaangalewa]

AFAIK, the terms left wing, center, and right-wing seem to derive from the German parliament seating order.
Aka Communists&Socialists being seated on the Left, Conservatives in the Center, Ultra-conservatives/Nationalists on the Right.

Before the internet there were around 10 eligible parties. With only 4-6 being represented in parliament. Nowadays it's around 30, eligible parties, with 5-6 being represented in parliament, and therefore a total of around 7-8% of the votes get wasted on mini-parties and another 9+% of those who barley missed the 5% qualification.

Those 630 seats/mandates are according to a candidate/mandate distribution system for all the 16 States, that make up the FRG. Before 2023 there where 735 seats/mandates - so luckily the tax-payer now needs to feed 105 less of these useless buggers.

However there are meanwhile 730 seats in the EU parliament (absolutely useless) of which 99 are from the FRG + thousands of even more useless bureaucrats and admin-staff. Then off-course there are hundreds of these "special" commissions, e.g. Ukraine advisory board, culture promotion groups, diversity promotion groups, etc. etc. etc.... where thousands or party dudes that didn't make it into the FRG or EU parliament - find their financial nourishing grounds. Not even to mention these $$ high-flyer jobs throughout UN and other world organizations.

I already advised my 9 year old daughter, to eye/strive for a Degree or Diploma in politics

BTW - the German term "Reich" as in Deutsches Reich (empire - territory) has nothing to with Reich = rich, wealthy

The Empire or Territory "Reich" derives from the Celtic word "Rig" later termed "rijk" by the Germanic tribes-ethnics. And entered the High-German language in the 11th century as "Rîhhi" & "Rihich" - and can be found in King names such as Richard, Ulrich, Heinrich.
Reich aka Rig or Rijk, therefore determins a "territory ruled by someone".

Whilst Wealthy - "aka Rich/Reich" - derives from the old high German language terms: "welag", "welîg". Therfore it is a much later association, starting off the 15th century, with people connected to the Reich aka a King or Duke running a Reich(territory) and thus being Rich aka Reich. Whilst the term "welîg" later translates in English as wealthy.

To get things even more amusing the German word for "reach" (reach me my sword) is "Reich mir", "Reiche" mir mein Schwert.

Das Substantiv Reich in einfachen Sätzen erklärt:

'Reich' bezeichnet ein von einem Herrscher regiertes Gebiet oder einen Zusammenschluss von Ländern unter einer gemeinsamen Führung. Historisch stand 'Reich' oft für Deutschland und seine zugehörigen Gebiete, insbesondere vor 1945. Darüber hinaus kann 'Reich' einen bestimmten Bereich oder eine Sphäre bezeichnen, sei es geistiger, materieller oder wissenschaftlicher Natur. Schließlich findet der Begriff auch in der Biologie Verwendung, um eine hohe taxonomische Kategorie zu beschreiben. Die Bedeutung von 'Reich' hängt also stark vom jeweiligen Kontext ab.
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The noun 'Reich' explained in simple sentences:

'Reich' denotes an area ruled by a ruler or a union of countries under a common leadership. Historically, 'Reich' often stood for Germany and its associated territories, especially before 1945. In addition, 'Reich' can denote a specific area or sphere, be it spiritual, material or scientific in nature. Finally, the term is also used in biology to describe a high taxonomic category. The meaning of 'Reich' therefore depends heavily on the context.

 

[zaangalewa]

Because you got no clue of Bavarian orthography.

Beispiele sind erm, Wirt, Dorf, Gurt, Retter. Zudem lautet der a-Laut in Diphthongen, zum Beispiel eam, Briaf, hoaß, guat, und in vokalisiertem -en gleich, zum Beispiel hocka gegenüber Hocker. Die Groß- und Kleinschreibung: richtet sich nach den Regeln der deutschen Standardsprache ab dem 17. Jahrhundert.

That you checked onto your profane "wisdom" on an English speaking Wiki or similar is understood.

Below is an original Bavarian text from the 11th century - there was no Capital writing, since the German language itsself did not behold that grammer regulation at the time. Capital and small letters were introduced in the 17th century into the German language and as such also into the Bavarian language.


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Now FUCK OFF - damischer Saupreiß

Which idiot writes Salzburg Solzburg? Why not Soltsbuag? And where is in your picture the Langobardian language? And is "fränkisch" not written "fränggisch" or did you never had been "im fränggischen", Mr. Absurd, who also never had been "im bairischen" (in the birish speaking region) as it looks like. To say "boarisch" is only a local dialect within the b-irish (=Bavarian) language.

 

[zaangalewa]

And Kruska last not least "Reichsbürger" (=citizen of the empire)

I always thought the expression "Reichsbürger" is a joke. I thought this is a kind of funny trick so that the police first has to find out whether someone is really a citzen of the federal republic of Germany. But then a former Mr. Germany and "Reichsbürger" shot down a policeman when they had to control him. I was totally perplexed. This joke was no joke. Reichsbürger are really terrorists. I hope this policeman had not been as stupid as I had been.

And by the way: In most cases Commies use the letters "BRD" (in English FRG) for Germany as you do. That's one reason why I never use this letters and call Germany "federal republic" or "federal republic of Germany" or just simple "Germany".

 

[Kruska]

Whch idiot writes Salzburg Solzburg? Why not Soltsbuag?

Since you ain't a Bavarian (once again ^^^^ you just proved it) "Solts" - so let a 99% Bavarian help you.

Bavarian pronunciation and writing for the German word SALZ:
is SOLZ or SOIZ, or SALZ - depending on North or Southern Bavaria

Bavarian pronunciation and writing for the German word BURG
is BURG or BUARG, depending on North or Southern Bavaria

Therefore it is absolutely common & correct for Bavarian's to write & pronounce SALZBURG as SOLZBURG or e.g. SOIZBUARG

See:
https://www.bayrisches-woerterbuch.de/soiz-salz/
SALZ (in Redewendung)
Dialektbelege
https://www.bayrisches-woerterbuch.de/soiz-salz/
deä jung Hupffä vädiend nonni äs Solz nei di Subbn - Peulendorf BA ↗ Zeckendorf BA ↗

so a Depp verdient nit ös Salz in der Suppn - Dietenhofen AN ↗

Der verdients Solz net nei die Suppe - Leisau BT ↗
Der verdients Solz in dei Suppm niet - Schirnding WUN ↗

verdient as Sålz nei die Schnitz nit - Scheinfeld NEA ↗

SALZ (in Redensart)
Dialektbelege

do däf me sich es Solz fe de Suppn oknausn [Redensart], - Guttenberg KU ↗

If you need any further help or assistance in regards to Bavaria or Boarisch schmadern - don't hesitate to let me know.