They're going to need more soldiers than that just to guard and feed all of the prisoners.
Update: Correction of the title. I used "zu," which I thought meant "to."
(H/T to Fixer)
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Nach Paris, Mein Fuhr--- er, Chancellor
Germany plans to send 500 Wehrmacht Bundeswehr soldiers to France.
They're going to need more soldiers than that just to guard and feed all of the prisoners.
Update: Correction of the title. I used "zu," which I thought meant "to."
(H/T to Fixer)
They're going to need more soldiers than that just to guard and feed all of the prisoners.
Update: Correction of the title. I used "zu," which I thought meant "to."
(H/T to Fixer)
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Nach Paris...;-)
ReplyDeleteI thought "zu" was also correct. Not so much?
ReplyDeleteDifferent kind of "to". Zwecks Alkohol zu kaufen, müssen Sie ein Erwachsener sein -- you must be an adult to buy booze. Nach means "to" in the sense of traveling.
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