Bach, Wagner, Brahms, Beethoven, Hitler, Schultz, Berger, and Schwartz
Dutch translation: (von) Beethoven
| 20:23 Sep 26, 2000 |
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none Explanation: None of the above, except maybe Beethoven in a Dutch spoken during the dark ages. You must be joking |
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(von) Beethoven Explanation: I think I remember this comes from "Van Bietenhof", this means "from the garden full of beetroot", so it has nothing to do with "best". None of the other names has anything to do with gardens. "hoven" means "gardens". none, I learnnt it at school or read it a long time ago. |
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obvious Explanation: It is so obvious that I don't want to tell you. A more interesting question - which of the above German names, when spelled backward, is the name of a rude part of a male horse in Mongolian. |
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