Meilemer Grümpelturnier
English translation: soccer meet
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15 mins confidence: 
see explanation Explanation: Grümpel, grümpeln- dialect form of Krümel, krümeln (crumb) A google search came up with several 100 references to tournaments, mostly soccer, but also tennis - all in Switzerland and adjacent areas From what I could gather it's a special tournament organized for kids,, in your case in a township called Meilem. Kids' tournament might be an option, with the original in brackets(or vice versa) Reference: http://www.gleichamberg.de/Bmundart.htm. |
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58 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1soccer meet Explanation: Grümpelturnier: It's a soccer meet in which local clubs of a municipality compete against each other until one club is ultimately victorious. Usually the clubs' teams are made up of adults, but there are also childrens' teams. Source: Experience in Germany. |
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Sentence option: Explanation: Both kids had their farewell parties. Satchmo (9) wished to participate in the "Meilemer Grümpelturnier" (Local children's tournament) with his schoolmates, before his departure from Switzerland. He put his own team together, naturally loaded with his best girlfriends! Shane (5) wanted a traditional farewell party with lots of sweets, in company of his girlfriends. |
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