Fridericianum college

Japanese translation: ?t???f???c?B?A?k???E?M???i?W?E??

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German term or phrase:Fridericianum college
Japanese translation:?t???f???c?B?A?k???E?M???i?W?E??
Entered by: jackamano

05:00 Feb 17, 2006
German to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
History
German term or phrase: Fridericianum college
Thereafter Addi Dassler returned to attend the "Fridericianum college" in Erlangen, that provided general education with a humanist slant.

This is about Addi Dassler, the founder of Adidas.

I want to know the katakana rendition and meaning (if any).
jackamano
Japan
Local time: 21:11
フリデリツィアヌム・ギムナジウム
Explanation:
フリデリツィアヌム = Frideriziamu
ギムナジウム = Gimnaziumu

("college" means "Gymnasium" in German)
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Local time: 21:11
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4 +2フリデリツィアヌム・ギムナジウム
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フリデリツィアヌム・ギムナジウム


Explanation:
フリデリツィアヌム = Frideriziamu
ギムナジウム = Gimnaziumu

("college" means "Gymnasium" in German)

Yuu Andou
Local time: 21:11
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese
Grading comment
Thank you again!

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agree  mstkwasa: http://www.gymnasium-fridericianum.de/ - ƒMƒ€ƒiƒWƒEƒ€
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agree  Ryszard Matuszewski: ƒhƒCƒc‚Ì”­‰¹‚ð
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