

| Subject: | Re: Volk |
| From: | Mike Miller |
| Date: | Fri, 18 Oct 2002 22:47:44 -0700 |
Well, David, you got answers. Sound OK to me. Now if you want to know about lawn parking etiquette, or porch decoration with old appliances, them I can help you with. Having been raised in San Bernardino where by ordinance you must have at least one non operating vehicle on your lawn at all times. Easy to do when you own a van. Mike On 10/18/02 10:29 PM, "Bj�rn Ratjen" <bjorn@IGLIDE.NET> wrote: > Alright, I bite on this one. > > The English word "people" is still the closest to the German word "Volk" > even though they are not exactly the same. The is another word in German > "Leute" which can also be translated with "people". > "Volk" can mean a nation in its entirety "mein Volk", but it also means > "common people" different from aristocracy or leaders. This has been used
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