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Help with Engish to German, please.
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Maryann | Report | 30 Aug 2006 10:06 |
Hi, I need help/suggestions translating these names into German, please. James and John Freeman. I have googled German Dictionary; all I could find was ‘freeman = freier Mann’. Would this be correct? – ‘Herr freier Mann’, (lowercase F). Thank you for your help, Maryann. |
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Sarah | Report | 30 Aug 2006 10:17 |
Hi Maryann, I would have thought James would be Jakob, and John would be Johann or Johannes. Freeman (as a surname) might be Freiman or Freimann. I found some more info about German names and English equivalents here: http://german.about(.)com/library/blgenevoc.htm and here: http://german.about(.)com/library/blsurname01.htm Sarah |
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Maryann | Report | 30 Aug 2006 10:26 |
Hi Gillian and Sarah, Thank you very much for your replies. Maryann |