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German to English translations [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | German term or phrase: immer feste weg | | This phrase comes from a 19th-century letter, written by an elderly German immigrant in the U.S. to her brother. She's apparently informing him that she is still in good health: "Gesund bin ich immer feste weg, bis zu dieser Stunde. Diese große Gnadenwohltat vom himmlischen Vater ist das größte u. reichste wo Gott meine stille Freude beglückt..." I have found the phrase "immer feste weg" in some German folksongs, but have yet to find a definitive translation! |
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| | still going strong | Explanation: I'm still going strong
Not an exact translation, but that's the idea. |
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