fruechte moustarde
English translation: fruit mustard
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| na | fruit mustard or fruity mustard |
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fruit mustard or fruity mustard Explanation: Well, that's what is sounds like anyway. Usually Germans call 'mustard'= 'Senf', however, similar to English, delicatecies often sound more delicious when they are pronounced in French. |
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only a comment Explanation: "fruit mustard or fruity mustard" is allright. Yes, "delicatecies often sound more delicious when they are pronounced in French", but in French it's "moutarde" (whithout "s"). It's no good German, it should be "Fruechtesenf" or "Fruechtemostrich" or more delicious in French "moutarde à fruits". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-17 20:28:53 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- I\'ve just had a look at this question once more (17.3.02) and see, that the comment is difficult to understand. So I mention, that the original question was German>English \"fruechte moustarde\". |
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