basti
09.06.2006, 23:47
für's buchstabieren bekommen die amis ein haufen kohle ... :))
Contestants come from all over the world, advancing from local and regional bees to qualify for the national match held each year in Washington, D.C. By spelling "Ursprache" correctly, New Jersey teenager Katharine Close earned the top prize of $42,000.
http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/spellbeeger.htm?nl=1
sollten wir auch einführen.
Other German words featured in the 2006 contest included "Heiligenschein" (misspelled), "Appenzell" (misspelled), "Wehrmacht," "Bildungsroman," "Ersatz," "Langläufer," "Schloss," "echt," "Lebensraum," and "Edelweiss" (misspelled).
Contestants come from all over the world, advancing from local and regional bees to qualify for the national match held each year in Washington, D.C. By spelling "Ursprache" correctly, New Jersey teenager Katharine Close earned the top prize of $42,000.
http://german.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/spellbeeger.htm?nl=1
sollten wir auch einführen.
Other German words featured in the 2006 contest included "Heiligenschein" (misspelled), "Appenzell" (misspelled), "Wehrmacht," "Bildungsroman," "Ersatz," "Langläufer," "Schloss," "echt," "Lebensraum," and "Edelweiss" (misspelled).