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German: Gwunder (urgente)

Italian translation: curiosità






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German term or phrase:Gwunder (schw.)
Italian translation:curiosità
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German term or phrase: Gwunder (urgente)
Herr XXXX, der seit 30 Jahren in XXX wohnt, mi der nötign Distanz und einer Portion Gwunder....

credo di averlo già sentito, questo Gwunder ma non vuol venirmi in mente - e son in fase di consegna

any idea?
smarinella
Italy
curiosità
Explanation:
Switzerland has given the world seminal words like Muesli, autonomer Nachvollzug (that’s what the Swiss call the obedient adaption of EU regulations in Berne, despite being a non-member state) and Putsch. Now. I’d like to introduce another one: the Swiss German word *“Gwunder” *(as opposed to the High German “Neu-gierde” – “avidity or greed for the NEW”), which is derived from “wonder, miracle”, and marvellously means – “curiosity”.

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Note added at 2006-03-16 08:07:59 (GMT)
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Ops ho tradotto un po\' di fretta. Non è solo curiosità.
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hangman
Italy
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grazie!
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curiosità


Explanation:
Switzerland has given the world seminal words like Muesli, autonomer Nachvollzug (that’s what the Swiss call the obedient adaption of EU regulations in Berne, despite being a non-member state) and Putsch. Now. I’d like to introduce another one: the Swiss German word *“Gwunder” *(as opposed to the High German “Neu-gierde” – “avidity or greed for the NEW”), which is derived from “wonder, miracle”, and marvellously means – “curiosity”.

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Note added at 2006-03-16 08:07:59 (GMT)
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Ops ho tradotto un po\' di fretta. Non è solo curiosità.


    Reference: http://www.brennan.ch/publikationen/other/Art_Science.htm
hangman
Italy
PRO pts in category: 4
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