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L				GERMAN1*	BANK1*
≙ SPIKED-HELMET1A^ (4 tokens)
by transcript \| by glosses \| by right neighbours \| by left neighbours
1211531 1211531 \| 61+f There were soldiers everywhere.
R				SPIKED-HELMET1A^*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$INDEX1
L
M				soldaten
1211531 1211531 \| 61+f There it looked very strict, with armed soldiers.
R		HARD3^*	WITH4	SPIKED-HELMET1A^*	TO-CARRY1^*
L		HARD3^*	WITH4		TO-CARRY1^*
M		streng	mit	soldat
1183720-17021701-17054739 1183720-… \| 61+m However, back in Sölden, Austria, there were wide roads again - the highway was wide.
R			BACK1A*	SPIKED-HELMET1A^	BROAD1*	$ALPHA1:O*	TRAIN-STATION1^*
L					BROAD1*
M			zurück	sölden		österreich»
1583043 1583043 \| 61+m Prillwitz announced it there.
R	INFORMATION2B^	$INDEX1*	PERFECT2*	SPIKED-HELMET1A^
L	INFORMATION2B^	$INDEX1*	PERFECT2*
M	[MG]	[MG]		deutlich
= GERMAN1 (798 tokens)
Mouth: deutschland
frontal 45° 90° from above
Translational equivalents: German (language); German _; male German; Germany
by transcript \| by glosses \| by right neighbours \| by left neighbours
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m Here in Germany, we use one sign for many words, for example technology, politics, problem etc.
R				GERMAN1*	HERE1	TECHNOLOGY1	PROBLEM5
L						TECHNOLOGY1	PROBLEM5
M				deutschland		technik	problem
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m We sometimes have the same sign for different words in DGS.
R				GERMAN1*	HERE1	TO-SAY1	TO-SIGN1A*
L							TO-SIGN1A*
M				deutschland		[MG]	[MG]
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m In Germany you just use the mouthing of a word if there is not yet a suitable sign.
R				GERMAN1*	HERE1	WHAT1A	MANUAL-ALPHABET1*
L						WHAT1A
M				deutschland		was
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m There’s a special sort of atmosphere among Germans.
R				GERMAN1*	LIKE3A	WEIRD-STRANGE1^	MOOD3
L					LIKE3A	WEIRD-STRANGE1^
M					wie		stimme
1247849 1247849 \| 46-60f It’s not any better here in Germany.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-SIT1B^	TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*	BETTER1*
L					TO-SIT1B^
M				deutschland		hat	auch nicht besser
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m There is no ocean too close to one in Germany.
R				GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	NONE3	OCEAN1B*
L						NONE3	OCEAN1B*
M				deutschland		kein	meer
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m In Germany, water from power plants must first be purified before it is discharged into the river.
R				GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	NONE1*	RIVER1
L
M				deutschland			fluss
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m Germany is lacking a woman like that, someone who is able to do something for the deaf.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-LACK1B*	$INDEX1*	WOMAN1A
L					TO-LACK1B*
M				deutschland	fehlen		frau
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m Where can we find this in Germany?
R				GERMAN1*	WHERE1A
L					WHERE1A
M				deutschland	wo
1249131-10284534-10424015 1249131-… \| 46-60f My German is good.
R				GERMAN1*	GOOD1	$GEST-OFF1^
L						$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch	gut
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m Did a lot of the German people travel to the US in groups or did you organize it privately?
R				GERMAN1*	MUCH1A	TOGETHER1A*	TO-DRIVE1
L						TOGETHER1A*	TO-DRIVE1
M				d{eutsch}	viel		[MG]
1181011 1181011 \| 31-45f In Germany it was the RAF [Red Army Faction, a German militant group] who, I think, were armed as well.
R				GERMAN1*	ALSO1A	TO-OWN1	$ALPHA1:R-I-F
L
M				deu{tsch}	a{uch}	[MG]	r-a-f
1179868 1179868 \| 46-60m The entire German landscape from South to North will be flat then, like being shaved.
R				GERMAN1*	LANDSCAPE2*	GERMAN1*	NARROW1A^*
L
M				deu{tschland}	landschaft	deutschland
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30f In Germany the intelligence is also tested.
R				GERMAN1*	HERE1*	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	INTELLIGENT1*
L						$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M				deutsch			intell{igenz}
1428225 1428225 \| 46-60m As soon as they learned I was German, they stopped complaining.
R				GERMAN1*	$GEST-NM^	TO-WITHDRAW1	ON-PERSON1*
L					$GEST-NM^	TO-WITHDRAW1
M				deutsche		zu
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f So I won the German Championship even though I hadn't practiced.
R				GERMAN1*	MASTER2A	I1	NONE7A
L
M				deutscher meister			[MG]»
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45f There are German soups, but I eat them very rarely and so I can't say something about them.
R				GERMAN1*	SOUP1	I1	RARELY2
L
M				deutsche	suppe		selten»
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60m When getting to know Germany, I liked it. I left Turkey and moved to Germany.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-GET-TO-KNOW1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
L					TO-GET-TO-KNOW1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M				deutschland	kenn{enlernen}	[LM:ah]
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60f The German deaf theatre.
R				GERMAN1*	THEATRE6*
L					THEATRE6*
M				deutsch gehörlosentheater
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f As I said, there are beautiful places in Germany, too.
R				GERMAN1*	AREA1A^	ALSO1A	BEAUTIFUL1A
L
M				deutschland		auch	schöne
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f You know Germany, so you can rather stay here.
R				GERMAN1*	AREA1A^	TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A*	AREA1A^
L
M				deutschland		kenn	[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m It's the same in Germany, everyone would keep their own language.
R				GERMAN1*	EQUAL1C*	MY1	TO-STAY3
L					EQUAL1C*		TO-STAY3
M				deutsch		meine	sprache»
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m It could have been German.
R				GERMAN1*	LANGUAGE4A	WOULD-BE1
L					LANGUAGE4A
M				deutsch	sprache	wäre
1177918 1177918 \| 61+m Oh, Germany's rank was bad/
R				GERMAN1*	$GEST-DECLINE1^
L					$GEST-DECLINE1^
M				deutschland
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m That’s different here. If you don’t understand something, you have to ask for it yourself.
R				GERMAN1*	HERE1	NOT4	I1
L
M				deutschland			[MG]
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They also said that the sign GERMAN [DGS] should be abolished. The sign GERMANY-ASL would be the better version because it is clearly visible from the front.
R				GERMAN1*	$GEST-DECLINE1^	AMERICA1*	CAMERA1*
L					$GEST-DECLINE1^	AMERICA1*
M						amerika
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m It was an affiliation between German and Israeli deaf people.
R				GERMAN1*	$LIST1:1of1d	$LIST1:1of1d	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
L					$LIST1:1of1d	$LIST1:1of1d
M							ein
1246064 1246064 \| 61+f They took more money from the German visitors than they did from the local residents.
R				GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	PRICE1A*	MORE6
L
M				deutsche		mehr
1246100 1246100 \| 18-30m Here in Germany there are 80 million inhabitants, it’s a relatively small country, and over there there are more than a billion inhabitants.
R				GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1
L
M				deutsch			deutsch
1178939 1178939 \| 18-30f They only write in German.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-WRITE1A*
L					TO-WRITE1A*
M				deutsch
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m So far, one away match and one home match, as well as one match on neutral grounds - the final match - were part of the championship.
R				GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	LIKE3B*	BACK-THEN1
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*	LIKE3B*
M				deutsche meisterschaft		wie
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m There are many hearing Muslims in Germany.
R				GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	TO-SIT1A^	MUCH1B
L						TO-SIT1A^
M				deu{tschland} deutschland			viel
1584855 1584855 \| 46-60m Compared to the German Mark, the GDR money was quite shabby.
R				GERMAN1*	GERMAN-MARK1*	TO-HOLD-ON4B^*	GDR1A*
L						TO-HOLD-ON4B^*
M				deutsche mark		[MG]	d-d-r
1289462 1289462 \| 46-60m I am absolutely not in favor of that.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-THROW1
L						I2	FOR1
M				deutschland		ich bin	für
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f They asked me “Why in Germany?”
R				GERMAN1*	TO-STAY2*	WHY3A	$GEST-OFF1^
L					TO-STAY2*	WHY3A	$GEST-OFF1^
M				[MG]	deutsch{land}	warum
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m Germany has many cities, very many cities.
R				GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*	MUCH1C*
L
M				deutschland		hat	viel
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f Then I read through the German deaf newspaper, found something that I wanted to do and showed it to my mother.
R				GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	NEWSPAPER1A	$INDEX1*
L						NEWSPAPER1A
M				deutsche gehörlosen zeitung			[MG]
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Germany versus Italy. I still remember the time we went out to buy a TV.
R				GERMAN1*	AGAINST3B*	ITALY1*	I1
L					AGAINST3B*
M				deutschland	gegen	italien
2935384-11295937-11502021 2935384-… \| 31-45m It is more difficult for me with Germans.
R				GERMAN1*	APPROXIMATELY1^*	DIFFICULT1	I2
L						DIFFICULT1
M				deutsch	[MG]	schwierig	für
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m In Germany, you sign FARMER.
R				GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	FARMER2
L					TO-SIGN1A*
M				deutsch		bauer
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m But what would you say about spoken and signed languages: There are millions of words in every language. How is that supposed to work?
R				GERMAN1*	LANGUAGE1*	TO-SIGN1A*	LANGUAGE1*
L						TO-SIGN1A*
M				deutsch	sprache	gebärdensprache
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m Who did Germany play against again?
R				GERMAN1*	AGAINST3C*	$GEST^*
L					AGAINST3C*	$GEST^*
M				deutsch	gegen	[MG]
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m At the German Championship there’s only basketball, that’s it.
R				GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1	$INDEX1*	NOTHING1B
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1		NOTHING1B
M				deutsch meisterschaft			[MG]
1178364 1178364 \| 31-45m It is by the German Deaf Theater?
R				GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	THEATRE6*	DEAF1A*
L						THEATRE6*
M				deutsch		theater	gehörlos
1182135 1182135 \| 46-60f I'm a member of the [German] regional association of the deaf.
R				GERMAN1*	DEAF1A	UNION3A*	TO-BELONG-TO1
L						UNION3A*	TO-BELONG-TO1
M				deutscher gehörlosen landesverband
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m Those hearing professionals from Germany should also be interested in people who are deaf from the beginning.
R			$ORAL^	GERMAN1*	HEARING1A	SKILFUL1C^	FOR1
L			$ORAL^
M			aber	deutschland	hörend	fach	für
1419265 1419265 \| 18-30f Yes, yes, yes.
R			YES1A	GERMAN1*	YES2
L
M			ja		ja ja ja ja
1419370 1419370 \| 18-30m In Germany, a lot of things are lacking in the area of interpreting.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1*	MUCH1C	TO-LACK2*
L						TO-LACK2*
M			h{ier}	deutsch	viel	fehlen
1433655 1433655 \| 46-60m Hearing Germans lack information about the deaf.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^	BAD-OR-STALE1*	BAD-OR-STALE1*
L							BAD-OR-STALE1*
M				deutsch			schlecht
1433655 1433655 \| 46-60m I couldn’t develop my skills in German, really.
R			MY3	GERMAN1*	TO-BUILD-UP2	$GEST-OFF1^	EMPTY1
L					TO-BUILD-UP2	$GEST-OFF1^	EMPTY1
M			mein	deutsch	aufbauen		[MG]
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m I was better at German.
R			I1	GERMAN1*	BETTER2*	GERMAN1
L
M			darum		besser	deutsch
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m Germany is a neighboring country; that’s why they have German as a mandatory class.
R			$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*	GERMAN1*	ADDITION1A	NEIGHBOUR1*		BETWEEN1B*
L			$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*			NEIGHBOUR1*		BETWEEN1B*
M				deutsch		nachbar»
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f He told us that Germany’s progress in eye research wasn’t far enough.
R			REASON4A	GERMAN1*	AREA1A*	TO-DEVELOP1A	EYE1*
L			REASON4A			TO-DEVELOP1A	EYE1*
M			grund	deutschland		entwicklung	auge
1180724 1180724 \| 31-45f For example, I give them deaf news papers or brochures.
R			MORE1	GERMAN1*	ASSOCIATION3B	BOOK1B*	TO-GIVE-HOLD-ON-TO1A*
L					ASSOCIATION3B	BOOK1B*
M			mehr	deutscher gehörlosenbund		broschüre
1178939 1178939 \| 31-45f And imagine that being the case in other places in Germany, too.
R			IMAGINATION1A*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	ALSO1A*
L
M			vor{stellen}	deutschland		auch auch auch
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45f Okay, a traditional German dish.
R			RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^	GERMAN1*	TO-BELONG1*	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B
L
M				deutsch		stimmt stimmt stimmt
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60m Comparatively, lessons in Germany are great.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1*	GOOD1	TO-TEACH1*
L						TO-TEACH1*
M			deutschland		gu{t}	[MG]
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60m Here, in Germany, it’s different. There are groups here. That didn’t exist at our place; we were all together.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1*	AND2A*	HIS-HER1*	GROUP1C*
L					AND2A*		GROUP1C*
M			deutschland				gruppe
1291243 1291243 \| 31-45f For all of Germany?
R			COUNTRY1A*	GERMAN1*
L
M			für ganz deutschland
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f They took more laws from Germany.
R			THROUGH2A	GERMAN1*	$PROD	STATUTE1A
L						STATUTE1A
M				deutsch	mehr	gesetze
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m But that happens in Germany, as well.
R			HERE-NOW1^*	GERMAN1*	ALSO1A*	HERE1	THERE1
L
M			aber	deutschland	auch
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m Many Germans migrated to other countries, for instance Argentina.
R			MUCH1B*	GERMAN1*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	ARGENTINA3*	$INDEX1
L					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M			viel	deutsch	[MG]	argentinien
1184749 1184749 \| 31-45m I said, “I’m German.”
R			I1	GERMAN1*
L
M				deutsch
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m We talked while walking, saying, “Germany played well. I was surprised.”
R			$PROD	GERMAN1*	VERY-GOOD1A*	GOOD1*	PASS-BALL2
L						GOOD1*	PASS-BALL2
M				deutschland		gut	spielen
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m It was the German Senior Championship.
R			$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	GERMAN1*	ELDERLY1A	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	AREA1F
L						CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M				deutsche	seniorenmeisterschaft
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f In Germany there’s always only a small group of deaf students.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*
L					$INDEX1	ONLY2B	$INDEX1
M				deu{tschland}		nur
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m We are all the same.
R			TO-BELONG2*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY3A*
L
M			[MG]	deutschland
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m One used to have to calculate how much a German Mark was worth in France.
R			TO-CALCULATE1*	GERMAN1*	GERMAN-MARK1*	FRANCE3A*	MONEY1C
L			TO-CALCULATE1*		GERMAN-MARK1*
M			[MG]	deu{tsch} mark		frankrei{ch}	wie viel»
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m What would be the European main language?
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	EUROPE1A	MAIN3^*	LANGUAGE1*
L						MAIN3^*
M				deu{tschland}	euro{pa}	hauptsprache
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m How often did you win the German championship?
R			YOU1	GERMAN1*	MASTER2A*	HOW-MUCH3A*	TIMES3*
L						HOW-MUCH3A*
M				deutsch meister		wie viel	mal
1414312 1414312 \| 46-60m But the German Deaf Sports Association wanted to save money and rather support the handball team.
R			$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	ASSOCIATION3B	TO-WANT7*	NOT3B*
L					ASSOCIATION3B	TO-WANT7*
M			aber	deutsch	sportbund	will	nicht
1419370 1419370 \| 31-45m But a problem could be if all deaf students were at the university in Germany and, e.g. French students were fighting for better conditions here.
R			PROBLEM1	GERMAN1*	LOCATION3*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1	FRANCE3A*
L						MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1
M			problem	deutschland			frankreich
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m German was the mother tongue in our family.
R			FAMILY1*	GERMAN1*	LANGUAGE1*	GERMAN1	MOTHER1*
L			FAMILY1*
M			familie	mu{tter}		mut{ter}	muttersprache»
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m Everyone in Germany signs the same way.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1G	LIKE3A*	SAME2A
L					TO-SIGN1G	LIKE3A*	SAME2A
M				deu{tschland}		wie	selbe
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m They speak German, French, and many other languages.
R			LANGUAGE2	GERMAN1*	FRANCE3A	ALL1C*
L						ALL1C*
M			sprache	deutsch	französisch
1249376 1249376 \| 46-60m The GDR and the Soviet Union were like brothers.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	GDR4	AND2A	SOVIET1
L						AND2A
M				deutsche	d-d-r	und	sowjetunion
1181027 1181027 \| 18-30f We had the German Cultural Days and that was it.
R			EXAMPLE1*	GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	CULTURE1A	DAY1A*
L			EXAMPLE1*			CULTURE1A	DAY1A*
M			zum beispiel	deutsch	gehörlosenkulturtag
1427158-11470746-12015917 1427158-… \| 18-30f If you happen to spot a parrot here in Germany, they capture it right away.
R			IF-OR-WHEN1A*	GERMAN1*	TO-SPOT2	$GEST^	PEOPLE2*
L						$GEST^
M			we{nn}	deut{sch}	papa{gei}		leu{te}
1427368 1427368 \| 46-60f The Germans observe first. Then they adopt things.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	TO-LOOK1*	$GEST-NM^	TO-UNDERTAKE1*
L						$GEST-NM^	TO-UNDERTAKE1*
M				deutsch		[MG]
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m Then they have to drive quite far for the match for the German championship.
R			THEN1A*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	I1*	TO-DRIVE1
L			THEN1A*		CHAMPIONSHIP1*	I1*	TO-DRIVE1
M			dann	deutsche meisterschaft			[MG]
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m You won’t be part of the German championship, will you?
R			YOU1*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	WITH1A	$GEST-OFF1^
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*		$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsche meisterschaft			dabei
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45m No, Germany/
R			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^*
L			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
M				deutsch{land}
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60f Then you came here to Germany. How did you communicate here?
R			TO-GO-THERE1*	GERMAN1*	HOW-QUESTION1*	TO-SIGN1G*	HOW-QUESTION2
L					HOW-QUESTION1*	TO-SIGN1G*	HOW-QUESTION2
M			[MG]	deut{sch}	wie		wie
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m It is the first and only club of that kind in Germany.
R			THERE-IS3*	GERMAN1*	AREA1A*	FIRST-OF-ALL1B	SOLE1
L
M			gibt	deutschland		erster	einzig»
1582205 1582205 \| 18-30m For me there was always just one united Germany.
R			I1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	UNIT2
L						UNIT2
M			für	deutschland
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60m At the other festivals, at the German Sign Language Festival for example, stage plays are very short.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	SINGLE2A*	DEAF1A	THEATRE6*
L							THEATRE6*
M				deutsch	einzel	gehörlosentheaterfestival»
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m So that, in Germany, people would go into the store and think, “That looks nice, I’ll buy it.”
R			$GEST^	GERMAN1*	TO-SWARM1*	$ORAL^	TO-SEE1
L			$GEST^		TO-SWARM1*	$ORAL^
M			[LM:ah]	deutsch	[MG]	[LM:ah]	schö{n}»
1291892 1291892 \| 31-45m Here in Germany, people demonstrate well-behaved in the streets with their banners and nice posters and sign songs.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	DEMONSTRATION2*	WELL-BEHAVED1A
L						DEMONSTRATION2*
M				deutschland		demo	brav
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m Germany has a vast variety of things, though.
R			$ORAL^	GERMAN1*	VERY6	$PROD
L			$ORAL^
M			aber	deutschland	[MG]	[MG]
1433410 1433410 \| 18-30m One German woman asked me why I’d travelled so far even though I couldn't read or communicate.
R			SUDDENLY4^*	GERMAN1*	WOMAN2A	PERSON1*	QUESTION1*
L
M			[MG]	deutsch	frau
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f One always kept the war and things like that in one's mind before that.
R			BEFOREHAND4	GERMAN1*	TO-PUT-IN3^	LIKE3B*	STILL1A
L					TO-PUT-IN3^	LIKE3B*	STILL1A
M			vorher	deutschland		wie	noch
1249620 1249620 \| 18-30m In Germany, they are trying to get rid of deaf people.
R			$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	TO-WISH1B	DEAF1A
L
M				deutschland		wünscht
1249620 1249620 \| 18-30m Everyone in Germany is supposed to hear perfectly.
R			$GEST^	GERMAN1*	AREA1F*	TO-WISH1B	ALL1A*
L			$GEST^
M				deutschland		wünsch	alle
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m In Germany, the sign is FARMER.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	I1*	AREA1A*
L					TO-SIGN1A*
M				deutsch
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m It would be, however, possible in Germany.
R			RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	GERMAN1*	AREA1A	YES1A
L
M			stimmt	deutsch{land}		ja
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m At the German Championships, one can concentrate more on one thing.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	CAN2A	TO-FOCUS1
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*	CAN2A	TO-FOCUS1
M				deutsch meisterschaft		kann	[MG]
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f It was about students who do not want to stay in Germany, but go to the US to study there.
R			EXIT1^*	GERMAN1*	TO-LET1^*	TO-GO-THERE1*	AMERICA1*
L							AMERICA1*
M			[MG]	deutschland	[MG]		amerika
1583043 1583043 \| 61+m In Mai of 1989, two or three people from the German Association of the Deaf came.
R	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:3d		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION1A
L		THERE1*	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^			ASSOCIATION1A
M	drei		[MG]	deutscher	gehörlosenbund
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f Yes/ Yes, we’re Germans, that’s true.
R	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	EQUAL1A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	RIGHT-OR-AGREED2*
L			EQUAL1A*			RIGHT-OR-AGREED2*
M	st{immt}		gleich	deutsch		stimmt
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f But the World Championship was a good opportunity to chasten the people who still think like that.
R	$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*	I2	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1*	BEEN1*	MEANING1*	$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*
L			$GEST-OFF1^*		BEEN1*
M	[MG]			deutschland	gewesen	bedeu{tet}	[MG]
1205503 1205503 \| 46-60f I think I read somewhere that an emperor or king in Germany/
R	TO-READ-BOOK1D	YES2^	HERE1	GERMAN1*	EMPEROR1B	KING1A*
L	TO-READ-BOOK1D
M	lesen	welche	hier	deutschland	kaiser	könig
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m Well, I was driving via Frankfurt to visit another deaf person in the south of Germany.
R	DEAF1A	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1B	SOUTH1A*	GERMAN1*	AREA1A
L
M		besuchen	süddeutschland
1414563 1414563 \| 31-45m The train approached the border — that’s where the customs inspection was happening. There we got arrested.
R	$PROD	$PROD	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1*	CUSTOMS3	$GEST-OFF1^	$PROD
L			$GEST-OFF1^*		CUSTOMS3	$GEST-OFF1^
M		grenze		deutsch	zoll
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m True, it would be great to play both in North Rhine-Westphalia and during the German championships. That’d be one match a month!
R	CAN2A^*	THEN1A	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	OVERALL1C*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
L	CAN2A^*				CHAMPIONSHIP1*	OVERALL1C*
M	und			deutsche meisterschaft		alle	einmal
1582205 1582205 \| 18-30m Younger people, on the other hand, don't; they simply say 'Germany'.
R	TO-SAY1	MORE1*	FROM1	GERMAN1*	THATS-ALL1B	$GEST-OFF1^*
L		MORE1*			THATS-ALL1B	$GEST-OFF1^*
M	sagt	nicht mehr	aus	deutschland
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m How is using German Sign Language going to work if they speak differently, French for example, or in another foreign, unintelligible language?
R	DIFFERENT1	LANGUAGE1	I1	GERMAN1*	LANGUAGE1	I1	TO-SIGN1A*
L	DIFFERENT1	$INDEX1	$INDEX1				TO-SIGN1A*
M	anders	sprache		deutsch	sprache
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m Then, in 1943 and 1944, Poland was occupied by the Germans on one side and by Russia on the other.
R	$NUM-DOUBLE1B:4	BETWEEN1B*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1	HAVE-AUXILIARY1*	TURKEY1*
L
M	vierundvierzig	[MG]		deutschland		hat	polen»
1290581 1290581 \| 31-45m You didn’t see individual people, it didn’t matter, if there were any Germans in the audience, I was just happy and waved.
R	I1	$PROD	IF4*	GERMAN1*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	TO-WATCH1*	I1
L						TO-WATCH1*
M	[MG]	[MG]	ob	deutsch
1247199 1247199 \| 46-60f The people were speechless and astonished, because everyone thought that all Americans - that the whole world - still hated Germany.
R	WORLD1*	WORLD2	TO-HATE1*	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^*
L	WORLD1*	WORLD2	TO-HATE1*		AREA1A^*
M	und	welt	hassen	deutsch
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m But not for the entire time, just for one or two years.
R	YEAR1B*	YEAR1B*	PERIOD1A^	GERMAN1*	TO-TEACH1
L			PERIOD1A^		TO-TEACH1
M	ein jahr	zwei jahr	voll	deutsch
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m So far, one away match and one home match, as well as one match on neutral grounds - the final match - were part of the championship.
R	POINT2^*	$INDEX1	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1	$INDEX2
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1
M	ort	[MG]		deutsche meisterschaft
1176407 1176407 \| 18-30f While you were talking, I thought, 'normally, something like that does not happen in Germany!’
R	I1	LIKE-THIS3	HERE1	GERMAN1*	THERE-IS3	USUALLY1*	NOT3A*
L		LIKE-THIS3			THERE-IS3	USUALLY1*
M	[MG]	so	hier	deutschland	gibt	normalerweise	nicht
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m Some signs were similar because of the old Germans' influence. They had lived and worked in Germany before.
R	$INDEX1	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	TO-WORK2^*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1
L			TO-WORK2^*
M		früher		deu{tsch}
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m In Germany, for example I sign “How are you?”
R		EXAMPLE1*	HOW-QUESTION2*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	MY1*
L		EXAMPLE1*	HOW-QUESTION2*
M		bei{s}piel	wie			deutscher
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m But it’s not done for foreign movies here in Germany, is it?
R			BUT1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	ABROAD2	MOVIE1*
L		$INDEX1				ABROAD2
M			aber	deutschland		aus{land}	film
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m It's not feasible in Germany because it's so big.
R		$INDEX1*	CAN1*	GERMAN1*	WHAT1A	BIG7*	$GEST-OFF1^
L					WHAT1A	BIG7*	$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch	was	zu groß
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m There just isn't something like that here in Germany, that's lacking here.
R		LITTLE-BIT2*	I1	GERMAN1*	TO-LACK1B*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L					TO-LACK1B*
M		wenig		deutschland	fehlen
1179868 1179868 \| 46-60m The entire German landscape from South to North will be flat then, like being shaved.
R		GERMAN1*	LANDSCAPE2*	GERMAN1*	NARROW1A^*	PLANE3A*	TO-SHAVE3*
L						PLANE3A*
M		deu{tschland}	landschaft	deutschland		flach	wie rasiert
1427810 1427810 \| 18-30m I bought all of that in Germany.
R		DIVERSE1^*	EVERYTHING1A*	GERMAN1*	TO-SHOP1	EVERYTHING1C
L			EVERYTHING1A*		TO-SHOP1	EVERYTHING1C
M		[MG]	alles	deutsch{land}	einkauf	alles
1427810 1427810 \| 18-30m No, I bought chocolate in Germany and took it with me.
R		CHOCOLATE2	I1*	GERMAN1*	TO-BUY1A*	TO-BRING-ALONG1*
L		CHOCOLATE2				TO-BRING-ALONG1*
M		schokolade		deutsch{land}	kaufen	mit{bringen}
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45f A traditional German dish.
R		COUNTRY1A	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	GERMAN1*
L
M		land	stimmt	deutsch
1431222 1431222 \| 31-45m Sadly, there wasn't anything like it here in Germany.
R		DEAF1A	I1	GERMAN1*	HERE1	NEVER-BEFORE1*	HERE1
L
M						noch nie
1291892 1291892 \| 31-45m Yes, they did. Germany donated a little and in the world/ the U.S. donated money, too.
R		HOWEVER1A	$LIST1:1of1d	GERMAN1*	BIT2A	TO-DONATE2A	WORLD1
L			$LIST1:1of1d				WORLD1
M		doch		deutschland	[MG]	spenden	welt
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m It's true, German is harsher; that’s a difference.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	HARD1A	DIFFERENT1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A			HARD1A	DIFFERENT1*	$GEST-OFF1^
M		stimmt		deutsch	hart	anders
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m In DGS, you sign DOG at the chin like this including the mouthing “Hund” [dog]. Or like this on the thigh.
R		DOG4	HERE1	GERMAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	REALLY2*	DOG4
L
M		hund		deutsch			hund
1184749 1184749 \| 31-45m For example, it borrowed signs from German Sign Language. They are the same.
R		$GEST^	I1	GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	$INDEX1	ALSO1A
L		$GEST^			TO-SIGN1A*
M			ich	deutsch			auch
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m They were angry: “Fuck, it’s always those Germans!”
R		$ORAL^	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	GERMAN1*	AGAINST3B*	$INDEX1	OUT1*
L		$ORAL^			AGAINST3B*
M		fuck		deutsch{land}	gegen
1177918 1177918 \| 61+m I only watch the matches the German team is playing in.
R		BUT1	ONLY2A	GERMAN1*	TO-CHOOSE1*
L					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d
M		aber	nur	deutschland
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m Germany as a whole now has 16 states. We are now able to see one another.
R		COUNTRY-$CANDIDATE-SH12^	COUNTRY1A	GERMAN1*	$NUM-TEEN1:6d	COUNTRY-$CANDIDATE-SH12^	COUNTRY1A
L		COUNTRY-$CANDIDATE-SH12^			$NUM-TEEN1:6d	COUNTRY-$CANDIDATE-SH12^
M		land		deutschland	sechzehn	land
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I’m proud of having been born and grown up in Germany.
R		I1	PROUD1	GERMAN1*	BIRTH1A	TO-GROW-UP1A*	$GEST-OFF1^
L					BIRTH1A		$GEST-OFF1^
M		stolz		deutschland	geboren	aufwachsen
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m My parents taught German to me, and I automatically pass that German language on to my children.
R		MY1	PARENTS1A*	GERMAN1*	HISTORY-OR-STORY2^*	TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*	I1
L			PARENTS1A*		HISTORY-OR-STORY2^*	TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*
M		meine	eltern	deutsch	sprache	[MG]
1419265 1419265 \| 18-30f They're from Germany or Switzerland, something like that, and they’re together and married?
R		$INDEX1*	OUTDOORS1A^*	GERMAN1*	SWITZERLAND1A	TOGETHER4*	BOTH2A
L		$INDEX1*	$INDEX1			TOGETHER4*
M				deutsch	schweiz	zusammen	beide
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They reject the sign GERMAN [DGS], because the sign is too tedious with its position over the head.
R		GERMAN1	NO1A	GERMAN1*	NO1B
L
M		deut{sch}	[MG]	[MG]
1212218 1212218 \| 46-60m Not at all, but it’s difficult here in Germany.
R		NONE5B*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	DIFFICULT1*	$INDEX1
L		NONE5B*			DIFFICULT1*
M		kein prob{lem}	hier	deutschland	schwierig
1220195 1220195 \| 61+f They don’t speak proper German, she says, “which is why I want my child to get implanted.”
R		TO-SPEAK4	BAD-OR-STALE1	GERMAN1*	TO-LIST1B*	AND-SO-ON5	$GEST-DECLINE1^
L					TO-LIST1B*	AND-SO-ON5	$GEST-DECLINE1^
M		sprechen	schlecht	deutsch		und so weiter
1427158-11470746-12015917 1427158-… \| 18-30f We don't have that here in Germany.
R		$INDEX1	I1	GERMAN1*	NONE2*	$INDEX1	NONE2
L					NONE2*
M				deutschland	papagei
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60f Did you find a job quickly after moving to Germany?
R		YOU1	TO-MOVE1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1	FAST3A	TO-OBTAIN2*
L			TO-MOVE1*				TO-OBTAIN2*
M		[MG]		deutschland		schnell	bekomm
1289462 1289462 \| 46-60m Will the electricity become more expensive after closing nuclear power stations because you have to draw on alternative power forms? I don’t think so.
R		TO-SAY1*	HONEST2	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	IF1	ELECTRICITY1*
L							ELECTRICITY1*
M		muss	ehrlich sagen	deutschland		ob	atomkraftwerk»
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m I then was surprised that Germany had lost, and that the GDR played so well.
R		$INDEX1	OFTEN1B^*	GERMAN1*	TO-LOSE5	I1*	TO-WONDER1*
L			OFTEN1B^*
M			schon	deu{tschland}	verloren		wun{dern}
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m The World Cup. Germany against GDR. I finally get what this is about, and it's nice watching it.
R		WORLD1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1	GERMAN1*	AGAINST3A*	GDR4*	I1*
L		WORLD1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1		AGAINST3A*
M		weltmeisterschaften		deutsch{land}	gegen	d-d-r
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m One took finding a job for granted, because one thought that new companies would be built up.
R		TO-BELIEVE2B	OF-COURSE1B*	GERMAN1*	TOGETHER7	LIKE1A*	$GEST^
L			OF-COURSE1B*		TOGETHER7	LIKE1A*	$GEST^
M			selbstver{ständlich}	deutsch	zusamm	wie
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m If the lawnmower was delivered to Germany, it was not like this, but beautifully coloured.
R		TO-DELIVER1B*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	COLOUR1A	IN-ADDITION1*	PRETTY1A
L		TO-DELIVER1B*			COLOUR1A	IN-ADDITION1*
M		[MG]		deutsch	far{be}	[MG]	hübsch
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m I then realized how big Germany is.
R		TO-SUDDENLY-COME-INTO-ONES-MIND1	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1*	VERY6	MUCH2	PLAIN-AREA1
L			$GEST-OFF1^*			MUCH2
M		bewusst		deutschland	[MG]
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m You can easily go on holiday in Germany.
R		CAN2B	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	LOOSE1*	VACATION5*
L		CAN2B			LOOSE1*	VACATION5*
M		kann		deutschland	locker	urlaub
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m All of Germany isn’t that special.
R		ALL1B*	LIKE-HOW1A*	GERMAN1*	WEAK1
L			LIKE-HOW1A*		WEAK1
M		[MG]	wie	deutschland	[MG]
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m But in general, birth rates in Germany are already sinking anyway.
R		$INDEX1	OVERALL1A	GERMAN1*	ANYWAY1*	ALREADY1B	BIRTH1B
L			OVERALL1A		ANYWAY1*	ALREADY1B	BIRTH1B
M		aber	insgesamt	deutschland	sowieso	schon	geburtszahlen»
1433410 1433410 \| 18-30m I am experiencing this every day with hearing people in Germany and it's the same during a vacation.
R		I1	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	ALWAYS1A	DEFICIENCY-IN-COMMUNICATION1*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*
L						DEFICIENCY-IN-COMMUNICATION1*
M		ich		deutsch{land}	immer	[MG]	da
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I couldn't hate Germany.
R		NOT3A	TO-HATE1*	GERMAN1*	I2*	CLEAR1A*	NEVER2A
L
M		nicht	[MG]	deutschland	ich	klar	niemals
1210825 1210825 \| 46-60m But I was born in Germany.
R		I2	RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1B*	GERMAN1*	BIRTH1A*	TO-BELONG1^
L			RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1B*		BIRTH1A*
M		aber	richtig	deut{schland}	geboren
1210825 1210825 \| 46-60m I just tell them that I’m from Munich and that I was born in Bavaria.
R		NO1B*	I1	GERMAN1*	BIRTH1A*	I2	BIRTH1B*
L					BIRTH1A*		BIRTH1B*
M		nein	ich bin	deutschland	geboren	wo	geboren
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m The German national soccer team played/
R		NATIONAL3	FOOTBALL1B	GERMAN1*	AGAINST3C	$GEST-NM^
L			FOOTBALL1B		AGAINST3C	$GEST-NM^
M		national	fußball	deutschland	gegen
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f Universities in Germany are good.
R		UNIVERSITY1	HERE1	GERMAN1*	GOOD3
L
M		uni	[MG]	de{utschland}	[MG]
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m Nearly everyone was fascinated by and interested in the German Sign Language.
R	MUCH1C*	ALL1A*	INTEREST1A	GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	MORE1*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*
L					TO-SIGN1A*	MORE1*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*
M	viel	alle	[MG]	deutsch		mehr
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m In a way that said, “Hold on for a second, I am interested in the German Sign Language. It catches my eye right away.”
R				GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	TO-BE-EYE-CATCHING1^*	TO-BELONG1^*
L	INTEREST1A	TO-LOOK-AT2^*	$INDEX1		TO-SIGN1A*
M	[MG]	[MG]		deu{tsch}		[MG]
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f My parents didn't know German sign language before.
R	$INDEX1	BEFORE-TEMPORAL1	PARENTS1B	GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	NOT-YET2*	$INDEX1*
L		BEFORE-TEMPORAL1	PARENTS1B		TO-SIGN1A*	NOT-YET2*
M		vor{her}	eltern	deut{sch}		noch nicht
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f Those dictionaries for your computer, with the German translation/
R	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*	COMPUTER2	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-TRANSLATE3*	TO-TRANSLATE2*
L	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*	COMPUTER2				TO-TRANSLATE3*	TO-TRANSLATE2*
M		computer		deutsch		übersetzen
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m But they do have German as a subject.
R	$INDEX1	$INDEX2	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	GERMAN1*	TO-TEACH1*
L
M	[MG]		deutsch
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f After flying back to Germany, I went back to school in Essen.
R	I1	$INDEX1*	TO-MOVE1^*	GERMAN1*	GERMAN1*	I1*	TO-LAND1A
L		$INDEX1*	TO-MOVE1^*
M					deutsch		[MG]
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m In exchange he taught me German, how to phrase sentences nicely.
R	CONVERSELY1*	TO-TEACH1*	WHAT1A*	GERMAN1*	TO-PHRASE1^
L	CONVERSELY1*	TO-TEACH1*	WHAT1A*		TO-PHRASE1^
M	um		was	deutsch
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f But he was born in Germany.
R	BUT1*	SELF1A*	BIRTH1A	GERMAN1*	HERE1
L			BIRTH1A
M	aber	selbst		deutschland
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m Look at that, it was a German! One of our own, born in Marktl.
R	TO-LOOK-AT3*	SELF1A*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	TO-BELONG1^*	$INDEX1*	BIRTH1B
L							BIRTH1B
M		selbst		deutsch			geboren
1210825 1210825 \| 46-60m It just had to be the part of the exam that required me to write a text that I failed.
R	OF-ALL-THINGS2	I1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	TO-WRITE2F	TEXT1A	I1*
L	OF-ALL-THINGS2
M	aus{gerechnet}			deutsch
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m I want the same thing for Germany.
R	I2*	TO-WANT5	ALSO3A*	GERMAN1*	HERE1	I1*	ALSO3A
L
M		will		deutschland		will	auch
1209746 1209746 \| 18-30m It's different from Germany where streets go through open land; instead, they can go deep down in Thailand.
R	$INDEX1	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	HERE1	GERMAN1*	FREE1	DIRECTION3^*	$INDEX1*
L					FREE1
M			deutsch		frei
1177860 1177860 \| 61+m Germany is also saving money that way.
R	LIKE1A	ALSO3A	$ALPHA1:G	GERMAN1*	HERE1	$ORAL^	MONEY1A
L	LIKE1A					$ORAL^
M	wie	auch		deutschland		auch	geld
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m When one travels to East Germany, for example, the landscape is very pretty as well as the culture.
R	EXAMPLE1*	IF-OR-WHEN1A*	EAST1A*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A	I1*	TO-DRIVE1*
L	EXAMPLE1*						TO-DRIVE1*
M	zum beispiel	wenn	ostdeutschland				[MG]
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I am proud to be German.
R	CLEAR1A	I-AM1	PROUD1	GERMAN1*	GOOD1^*	$GEST-OFF1^
L	CLEAR1A				GOOD1^*	$GEST-OFF1^
M	klar	bin	stolz	deutscher	zu sein
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m During the Deaflympics we completely crashed because of those coaches.
R		OLYMPIA1		GERMAN1*	TO-CRASH1*	COACH1*	THROUGH2A
L	$INDEX1	OLYMPIA1	TO1		TO-CRASH1*	COACH1*
M		[MG]				durch
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m Some signs were similar because of the old Germans' influence. They had lived and worked in Germany before.
R	$INDEX1	TO-SIGN1A*	LIKE3A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	BACK-THEN1*	OLD5A
L		TO-SIGN1A*	LIKE3A*
M				deutsch	warum		alt
1245887 1245887 \| 61+f One of them is dead; she died in Germany.
R	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	DEATH1	IN1*	GERMAN1*	TO-DIE2
L			IN1*
M	ein	ist tot	in	deutschland	verstorben
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m My girlfriend and I wrote letters to each other in German.
R	BOYFRIEND-GIRLFRIEND1	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH2*	TO-WRITE1A	GERMAN1*	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH2*	GERMAN1*	I2
L		TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH2*	TO-WRITE1A
M	freundin	b{rief}		deutsch	brief	deutsch»
1220195 1220195 \| 61+f They say it's not only like that in Germany but in many different countries.
R	$INDEX1	TO-SAY1	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	NOT3A	ALONE1B*	$INDEX1
L
M		sagen		deutschland	nicht	allein	auch auch auch auch auch auch auch
1177002 1177002 \| 31-45f The deaf community in Germany or the Deaf Association or similar organisations, for example, need to protest and criticise the health insurance system.
R	MEANING1*	$INDEX1	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1*	SOCIETY1^*	GERMAN1*	ASSOCIATION3C
L			$GEST-OFF1^*		SOCIETY1^*		ASSOCIATION3C
M	bedeutet			deutsche	gehörl{os}	deutsch{er} gehörlos{enbund}
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Learning German sign language must have been the easy part for him.
R	YOU1	GOOD1	YOU1*	GERMAN1*	TO-SWAP3A	GERMAN1*	SIGN-LANGUAGE1A
L					TO-SWAP3A		SIGN-LANGUAGE1A
M		gut		deu{tsch}		deutsche gebärdensprache
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f As for Germany, I’ve been to Bavaria once, in a beautiful area in the south.
R	ATTENTION1A^	HERE1	ALSO1A*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	EXAMPLE1*	SERVICE-OR-DUTY2A^
L						EXAMPLE1*
M			auch in	deutsch{land}			bayern»
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m In the east, many things were quite run down.
R	TO-SEE1	$INDEX1	$ALPHA1:O	GERMAN1*	BAD3A*	LIKE-HOW1A*	$PROD
L						LIKE-HOW1A*
M	[MG]		ostdeutsch		schlimm	wie	[MG]
1291164 1291164 \| 61+f I am sorry, I think it was just 10 Deutsche Mark.
R	WRONG1*	APOLOGY1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10	GERMAN1*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10	TODAY1	GERMAN-MARK1*
L		APOLOGY1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:10		GERMAN-MARK1*
M	falsch	entschuldigung	zehn	deu{tsche}	glaube zehn	heute	deutsche mark
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I think it's interesting that the Dutch people don't like Germans but they still come here for their vacation.
R	INTEREST1A	HOLLAND1	TO-LIKE4	GERMAN1*	NOT3A	BUT1	GLADLY1
L		HOLLAND1
M	interessant	holland	mögen	deutschland	nicht	aber	gern
1184756 1184756 \| 18-30f At some point, they are done with their final secondary-school examination - similar to what we call “Abitur” in Germany- and they just pass.
R	A-LEVEL1B	I1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	A-LEVEL1B	DONE2*	$INDEX1
L	A-LEVEL1B				A-LEVEL1B	DONE2*
M	abitur			deutsch	abitur	fertig
2025500 2025500 \| 46-60m It’s the fourth time the German Association of the Deaf organizes it.
R	ALREADY3	$NUM-ORDINAL1:4	THERE1	GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION1A
L	ALREADY3					ASSOCIATION1A
M	schon	viermal		deutsch gehörlosenbund
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f That's where she learned German signs, which she then proceeded to use more and more. It changed my signing as well.
R	GROUP1A^*	TO-CHANGE1A*	TO-LEARN1*	GERMAN1*	TO-CHANGE1B*	$INDEX1*	I1*
L	GROUP1A^*	TO-CHANGE1A*			TO-CHANGE1B*
M			lernen	deutsch			auch
1247199 1247199 \| 46-60f That was enough for the Germans.
R	SMALL1B	HISTORY-OR-STORY2*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	TO-BELONG1^*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L	SMALL1B	HISTORY-OR-STORY2*
M	kleine	geschichte	für	deutsche
1248505 1248505 \| 31-45f After a while I saw other German tourists with newspapers.
R	SOMETIME1*	SUDDENLY4*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	VACATION1*	VACATION6*	I1
L	SOMETIME1*				VACATION1*	VACATION6*
M		[MG]	deutsch		urlaub
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f At that theatre festival, there were different groups from all over Germany.
R	THEATRE1*	DISTINCT1*	GROUP1B^*	GERMAN1*	AREA1F
L	THEATRE1*	DISTINCT1*	GROUP1B^*
M	theater	verschieden	gruppe gruppe gruppe	deutschland
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f After flying back to Germany, I went back to school in Essen.
R	$INDEX1*	TO-MOVE1^*	GERMAN1*	GERMAN1*	I1*	TO-LAND1A	THEN7
L	$INDEX1*	TO-MOVE1^*
M				deutsch		[MG]
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f When I was ten, we moved to Germany.
R	I1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1D:10	OLD5A	GERMAN1*	TO-MOVE1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L		$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1D:10				$GEST-OFF1^
M	ich	zehn	jahre	deutschland
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m So far he has visited Germany once.
R	UNTIL-NOW1*	ONCE1A	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1B*	GERMAN1*	HERE1
L
M	bis jetzt	ein	besuch	deutschland
1184749 1184749 \| 31-45m And someone else said, “I’m German, too.”
R	I1*	$PROD	I1	GERMAN1*	ORAL1*
L					ORAL1*
M	[MG]		ich bin	deutsch	[MG]
1187218 1187218 \| 31-45f Only 7% of all Germans have that blood type.
R	GROUP1B	LIST1A*	FINGER3^*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1^*	POPULATION2*
L	GROUP1B	LIST1A*	FINGER3^*			PRESENT-OR-HERE1^*
M	gruppe		von	deutschland		bevölkerung
1178147 1178147 \| 46-60f The German Federation of the Deaf organized the theater recently.
R	ALSO1A		SELF1A*	GERMAN1*	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION3B	THEATRE4*
L		A-MOMENT-AGO1B*				ASSOCIATION3B	THEATRE4*
M	auch	[MG]		deutscher gehörlosenbund
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m That was the end of the team - many of the players weren't in the mood to play any longer, and they didn't get into the German soccer championship.
R	BROKEN4*	DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1*	$GEST-OFF1^	GERMAN1*	MASTER2A*	IT-WORKS-OUT1	NOT1
L	BROKEN4*	DONT-FEEL-LIKE-IT1*	$GEST-OFF1^			IT-WORKS-OUT1	NOT1
M	[MG]			deutsch meister		klappt
1414563 1414563 \| 31-45m So, I moved to the West.
R	WEST1B	TO-MOVE2*	WEST1A	GERMAN1*
L		TO-MOVE2*
M			west
1419370 1419370 \| 31-45m I think it’s sad that there is no university for deaf people in Germany, or in some European city.
R	HERE1	TOO-BAD1*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	NOT3A	OR1*	WHATEVER3*
L		TOO-BAD1*				OR1*	WHATEVER3*
M	aber	schade		deutsch{land}		oder	egal
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m Sometimes I struggle with the German language, but other than that, I am pleased.
R	I1*	OWN1B^*	DIFFICULT1*	GERMAN1*	DIFFERENCE1C^	I1	DILIGENT1*
L			DIFFICULT1*		DIFFERENCE1C^		DILIGENT1*
M	aber		schwierig	deutsch			[MG]
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m If I’m from Germany and meet, for example, someone from France, we’ll switch to International Sign.
R	EXAMPLE5	EXAMPLE1*	I1	GERMAN1*	TO-COME1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	FRANCE3A
L		EXAMPLE1*				$GEST-OFF1^*
M		beispiel	ich	deutsch			frankreich»
1178939 1178939 \| 18-30f But what about classes in German or maths, things like that?
R	PROBLEM1	WHAT1A*	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2A*	GERMAN1*	MATHEMATHICS1B*	AND-SO-ON5	HOW-QUESTION2
L		WHAT1A*	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2A*		MATHEMATHICS1B*	AND-SO-ON5	HOW-QUESTION2
M	prob{lem}		fach	deutsch	mathe		wie
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m Following the new rules, we would play in North Rhine-Westphalia against you, Dusseldorf, for example.
R	SYSTEM3A	AREA1A^	AND5	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	MEANING1*	I1
L	SYSTEM3A				CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M	system	nordrhein-westfalen	und	deutsche m{eisterschaft}		bedeut	ich
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m Karlsruhe – is the team actually part of the German championship? I mean, because of all those red cards/
R	KARLSRUHE1*	$INDEX1	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	INVOLVED1A*	$INDEX1
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M	karlsruhe			deutsche meisterschaft		dabei
1431690 1431690 \| 46-60m So we had the flood in Germany and much later, I don't remember when, was another flood in Frankfurt/Oder.
R	$INDEX1	$GEST^*	TIME5A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX2	DONE2*	I2
L			TIME5A*			DONE2*
M			zeit	deutschland
1582205 1582205 \| 18-30m Interpreters don't support me. That's the difference.
R	$INDEX1	TO-SUPPORT1A*	INTERPRETER1*	GERMAN1*	TO-SUPPORT1A*
L		TO-SUPPORT1A*	INTERPRETER1*		TO-SUPPORT1A*	NO1B
M		un{terstützen}	dolm{etscher}	deutsch
1289462 1289462 \| 46-60m I ask myself — people always have all kinds of new ideas in Germany.
R	I2	QUESTION1*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	NEW1A	NEW1A	IDEA2A
L					NEW1A	NEW1A
M		frage mich		deutschland	mal was neues	mal was neue	idee
1289462 1289462 \| 46-60m So are you in favor of closing German nuclear power stations?
R	YOU1*	YOU1	FOR1*	GERMAN1*	NUCLEAR2	HOUSE1A^	TO-CLOSE3
L					NUCLEAR2	HOUSE1A^	TO-CLOSE3
M		du	für	deutsche	atomkraftwerk
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m My father watched the match all excited. I only watched it in part, and left the room every once in a while.
R	I2*	$GEST-DECLINE1^*	GAME-PLAY1A	GERMAN1*	FATHER8	HOORAY1^*	$PROD
L			GAME-PLAY1A			HOORAY1^*
M						[MG]	fußball
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m After the wall had fallen, many eastern Germans said the west was beautiful.
R	FALL-OF-THE-BERLIN-WALL2	INTO2	$ALPHA1:W	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	ENTHUSIASTIC1*	BEAUTIFUL1A
L	FALL-OF-THE-BERLIN-WALL2	INTO2				ENTHUSIASTIC1*
M	m{auer}fall		westdeutschland			[MG]	schön
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m I was stunned because here in West Germany it looked totally different.
R	TO-LOOK-AT2*	HERE1	$ALPHA1:W	GERMAN1*	TO-SEE1	$GEST-OFF1^*
L
M	was		westdeutsch{land}		seh
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m That’s very few, compared to Germany.
R	LITTLE-BIT9*	RARELY2	COMPARISON4*	GERMAN1*	VERY6
L			COMPARISON4*
M	wenig		vergleich	deutschland	[MG]
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m But there are some nuclear power plants that opened recently; now there are 17 in total.
R	NEW1A*	$PROD	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	OVERALL1A	$NUM-TEEN1:7d
L	NEW1A*		$INDEX1*			OVERALL1A	$NUM-TEEN1:7d
M	neu neu neu neu			deutschland		insgesamt	siebzehn
1430628 1430628 \| 61+f Germany should take first place in terms of coziness and atmosphere, though.
R	TOGETHER1A*	$NUM-ORDINAL1:1d	PLACE6A	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A	$GEST-OFF1^
L	TOGETHER1A*					$GEST-OFF1^
M	[MG]	erster	platz		deutschland
1430832 1430832 \| 18-30m He was very important for the deaf community in Germany and then he died.
R	FOR1*	DEAF1A	AREA1A^*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	VALUABLE1B	EXAMPLE1^*
L						VALUABLE1B	EXAMPLE1^*
M	für			deutschland		wertvoll
1583882 1583882 \| 46-60f For instance, there are sometimes 75 deaf people from all over Germany online.
R	$NUM-TENS1:7*	DEAF1B*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*
L	$NUM-TENS1:7*
M	fünfundsiebzig			deutschland
1210825 1210825 \| 46-60m It were my difficulties with written German that made me fail.
R	TO-MATCH3	$GEST-OFF1^	TO-WRITE1A*	GERMAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^	TO-FAIL3*	DONE1B
L	TO-MATCH3	$GEST-OFF1^	TO-WRITE1A*		$GEST-OFF1^	TO-FAIL3*	DONE1B
M	passt			deutsch
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m If a sign, like JA [yes], originates from the finger alphabet, you sign it using the beginning letter “J”.
R	ALPHABET1*	DEAF1A*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	YES2*	WHY2A*	$ALPHA1:J_2-A
L
M				deutsch		warum	ja
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m It was the German Senior Championship.
R	ELDERLY1A	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	AREA1F	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1
L		CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M	seniorenmeisterschaft
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Their families had been German for generations.
R	PAST1^*	GERMANY-INTS1*	TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1A^	GERMAN1*	SELF1A*
L			TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1A^
M		germany		deutsch
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m I actually expected Comet to win the German championship.
R	TO-LOOK1*	$ORG-COMET1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	MASTER2D*	CAN1*
L						CAN1*
M	seh	comet		deutsch meister		kann
1419370 1419370 \| 31-45m But if a university was established here, they wouldn’t need to go over there, that would be nice.
R	NOT1*	RATHER1	HERE1	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^*	FOR1	EUROPE1B
L	NOT1*
M	braucht nicht	lieber		deutsch{land}		für	europa
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m My girlfriend and I wrote letters to each other in German.
R	TO-WRITE1A	GERMAN1*	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH2*	GERMAN1*	I2	TO-WRITE1A*	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH2
L	TO-WRITE1A					TO-WRITE1A*
M		deutsch	brief	deutsch			schick
1180339-16161232-16363818 1180339-… \| 31-45m It is the oldest fair of Northern Germany.
R	HISTORY-OR-STORY3^*	MARKET2*	NORTH1B	GERMAN1*	TOGETHER2C^	CELEBRATION1A*	NORTH1B
L	HISTORY-OR-STORY3^*	MARKET2*			TOGETHER2C^	CELEBRATION1A*
M	histor{isch}	freimarkt	norddeutsch		volksfest		norddeutsch»
1177002 1177002 \| 31-45f The deaf community in Germany or the Deaf Association or similar organisations, for example, need to protest and criticise the health insurance system.
R	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1*	SOCIETY1^*	GERMAN1*	ASSOCIATION3C	OR1*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L	$GEST-OFF1^*		SOCIETY1^*		ASSOCIATION3C	$INDEX1
M		deutsche	gehörl{os}	deutsch{er} gehörlos{enbund}		oder
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m The place of office is in Cologne, but the club is for all of Germany.
R	TO-SIT1A	COLOGNE2	BUT1*	GERMAN1*	AREA1A*	TO-WANT-NO-PART-OF-STH3	TO-SIT1A
L	TO-SIT1A	COLOGNE2				TO-WANT-NO-PART-OF-STH3	TO-SIT1A
M	sitz	köln	aber	deutschland			sitz
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Learning German sign language must have been the easy part for him.
R	YOU1*	GERMAN1*	TO-SWAP3A	GERMAN1*	SIGN-LANGUAGE1A	EASY-OR-LIGHT1*	YOU1*
L			TO-SWAP3A		SIGN-LANGUAGE1A	EASY-OR-LIGHT1*
M	gut	deu{tsch}		deutsche gebärdensprache		leicht
1583043 1583043 \| 46-60m Right, later they discussed heatedly what Sign Language, especially German Sign Language, includes.
R	WHAT1A	IS1	DGS1	GERMAN1*	$GEST^
L	WHAT1A				$GEST^
M	was	ist	d-g-s	deutsche gebärdensprache
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m In my class, the average grade for German was B, no one deviated from that very much.
R	CLASS1*	WE1A*	AVERAGE1A	GERMAN1*	$NUM-MARK1A:2	DONE4	CONSTANT1B
L	CLASS1*		AVERAGE1A			DONE4
M	klasse		durchschnitt	deutsch	zwei
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m In 1974, Germany hosted the FIFA World Cup for the first time.
R	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4	$NUM-TENS2A:7d*	IN1	GERMAN1*	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*	WORLD1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1
L		$NUM-TENS2A:7d*			RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*	WORLD1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1
M	neunzehnhundertvierundsiebzig		in	deutschland	ausrichter	weltmeister{schaften}
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f That is my question to you; and think that in Western Germany, there are no interpreters, and nobody who knows how to interpret the Lormen alphabet.
R	I1	OPINION1B*	WEST1A	GERMAN1*	ROUND3A^	TO-SIGN1A	TO-LEAD1^
L						TO-SIGN1A
M		mein	westdeutschland			[MG]	[MG]
1419370 1419370 \| 18-30m If I imagine a university was established here in Germany, it would go really well.
R	TO-BELIEVE2A*	IF-OR-WHEN1A	YOU1	GERMAN1*	UNIVERSITY1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1
L
M		wenn			universität		deutsch»
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The German Sign Language caught the eye of many athletes during the conversations and the events. A lot of them liked the German Sign Language.
R	ALL2A*	GOOD1*	TO-PLEASE3*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-BE-EYE-CATCHING1^*
L
M	all{e}		gefallen	deutsch		[MG]
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f I have already noticed that it's not enough for me using only German and DGS.
R	TO-NOTICE2	ALREADY1B*	I1	GERMAN1*	DGS1	TO-SIGN1G*	THATS-ALL1B
L	TO-NOTICE2	ALREADY1B*				TO-SIGN1G*	THATS-ALL1B
M	merke	schon		deutsch	d-g-s		[MG]
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f But not for sign language, just for German.
R	TO-SIGN1B	BUT-RATHER2*	LIKE3A*	GERMAN1*	TO-SPEAK6	TO-TRANSLATE4
L	TO-SIGN1B		LIKE3A*			TO-TRANSLATE4
M		sondern	wie	deutsch	[MG]	übersetzen
1582205 1582205 \| 18-30m Later I realized that there wasn't one united Germany.
R	NOT6	REALLY2	LATER4*	GERMAN1*	NO1B^
L	NOT6	REALLY2
M	nicht		spä{ter}	deutschland
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f Someone gave a talk about the German Association of the Deaf. That’s what the talk was about.
R	LECTURE1*	OVER-OR-ABOUT1	DEAF1A	GERMAN1*	ASSOCIATION3B	CONTENT3	LECTURE1
L					ASSOCIATION3B	CONTENT3
M	vortrag	über	deutsche{n} gehörlosenbund				[MG]
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f So many people, all of them German fans, cheering on their team.
R	ALL2B	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	FOR1	GERMAN1*	FLAG2*
L		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M	deutsch		für	deutsch
1184749 1184749 \| 31-45m I looked behind and suddenly saw a German restaurant.
R	GERMAN1*	HERE1*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	GERMAN1*	RESTAURANT1*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1
L	$INDEX1				RESTAURANT1*		I2
M	[MG]		da	deutsch		da	[MG]
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m German was the mother tongue in our family.
R	GERMAN1	MOTHER1*	LANGUAGE1	GERMAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L					$GEST-OFF1^
M	mut{ter}	muttersprache		deutsch
1427368 1427368 \| 46-60f If it existed in Germany I would do it here of course.
R	TO-JOIN1^*	$GEST^	I2*	GERMAN1*	BACK-AND-FORTH1*
L		$GEST^			BACK-AND-FORTH1*
M	[MG]	[MG]	ich	deutsch
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Our work can be transferred to that of the German Federation of the Deaf.
R	EXAMPLE1*	I1	TO-TRANSFER1A*	GERMAN1*	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION3B	FOR-WHAT3
L	EXAMPLE1*		TO-TRANSFER1A*			ASSOCIATION3B
M	zum bei{spiel}		[MG]	deutsch	gehör{losen}bund		wofür»
1291164 1291164 \| 61+f I believe it was ten euros or fifteen Deutsche Mark [former German currency] back then.
R	$NUM-TEEN5:5*	I2*	GERMAN-MARK1	GERMAN1*	MEANING1*	DEVIATION3^*
L			GERMAN-MARK1			DEVIATION3^*
M	fünfzehn		deutsche mark
1184089 1184089 \| 61+m Later on — I think it was September 7th or 8th — I flew back to Germany and read about it.
R	$NUM-ORDINAL1:8d	SEPTEMBER4	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	AIRPLANE2E*	NEWSPAPER1A	TO-READ-NEWSPAPER1*
L	$NUM-ORDINAL1:8d	SEPTEMBER4				NEWSPAPER1A	TO-READ-NEWSPAPER1*
M	achter	september		deutschland		zeitung	lesen
1210156-17573900-18041027 1210156-… \| 46-60f I was told that one could exchange experiences there and that deaf people from all over Germany came there.
R	DEAF1A	EXPERIENCE-OR-KNOWLEDGE6A*	WORLD1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	JOURNEY1B*	TO-COME1*
L			WORLD1*
M	gehörlose	erfahr		deutschland		[MG]
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45f I wanted them to try a German bratwurst.
R	$INDEX1*	MUST1	WHAT1B	GERMAN1*	NONE7A	$INDEX1	SAUSAGE1A
L			WHAT1B				SAUSAGE1A
M		muss	was	deutsch	[MG]		bratwurst
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I’ll stick to the German language, because I am a confident German.
R	I2	I1	IT-HAPPENS3^	GERMAN1*	I1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L			IT-HAPPENS3^			$GEST-OFF1^
M			überzeugter	deutscher
1183035 1183035 \| 31-45f I watched Germany's soccer matches in-between, but I don't remember whom they played against.
R	TO-WATCH1*	FOOTBALL1A	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	AGAINST5B*	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	I1*
L	TO-WATCH1*	FOOTBALL1A			AGAINST5B*
M	fußballspiel			deutschland	gegen		ich
1183035 1183035 \| 31-45f That's how it went on until the soccer finale: Germany against Italy, I think.
R	FINAL4	TO-THINK1A*	ITALY1*	GERMAN1*	AGAINST5B*	ITALY1	TO-BELIEVE2A*
L	FINAL4				AGAINST5B*
M	finale	denke		deutschland	gegen	italien	glaube
1247205 1247205 \| 31-45f He was a foreigner and spoke very distinctly, better than the Germans.
R	TO-SPEAK1A*	GREAT1A	AS3	GERMAN1*	PERSON1*
L
M	[MG]	[MG]	als	deutsche
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m If that’s not allowed, they just need to wait for the German championship. If they lose, that’s that then.
R	$GEST-OFF1^*	TO-WAIT1C	UNTIL-OR-TO1	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	TO-LOSE5	OFF1A^
L	$INDEX1	$INDEX1	$INDEX1		CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M		[MG]	bis	deutsche meisterschaft			aus
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Even though, my parents and all my ancestors are German.
R	PAST3*	GERMAN1	PURE1	GERMAN1*
L	PAST3*		PURE1
M	[MG]	deutsch		deutsch
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m It is the Central Council of Moslems in Germany.
R	COUNCIL1	CENTRE1A*	ISLAM1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	$LIST1:1of1d
L		CENTRE1A*	ISLAM1*			$LIST1:1of1d
M	zentralrat {der} muslime			deutschland		[MG]
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m They asked whether I wanted to work in North Rhine-Westphalia or elsewhere.
R	WHERE1A*	TO-WANT6	I2	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A	$ALPHA1:W	AREA1B
L	WHERE1A*						AREA1B
M	wo	will		deutschland		n-r-w
1433410 1433410 \| 18-30m One German woman asked me why I’d travelled so far even though I couldn't read or communicate.
R	QUESTION1*	$GEST-DECLINE1^*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	TO-COME1	THAILAND1	INCOMPREHENSIBLE-SCRAWL1
L							INCOMPREHENSIBLE-SCRAWL1
M			wie machst du			thailand
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m We noticed that they were watching us.
R	MORE1	TO-STRIKE1A	HERE1*	GERMAN1*
L
M	mehr	auffällig
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m We can drive there and they implant the dental crown and we drive back home, it's just like in Germany.
R	SET-OF-TEETH2	DONE2*	BACK1A*	GERMAN1*	SAME3*
L		DONE2*	BACK1A*
M		fertig	zurück	deutschland	wie dasselbe
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m They knew that there was Hungary, Austria, and then Germany next to it.
R		AUSTRIA1B*		GERMAN1*	$INDEX1
L	THERE1*	AUSTRIA1B*	THERE1*
M		österreich		deutsch{land}
1176566 1176566 \| 61+m I would change it a little bit. When deaf people are insulted, it should also be punished. That’s what I would like.
R	PENALTY1B	I2*	TO-WISH1A*	GERMAN1*	HERE1	I2*	TO-WISH1A
L
M	strafe		wunsch	deutschland			wunsch
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Here in Germany many Turkish/
R	MUCH1C*	HERE1*	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A	MUCH1B	TURKEY1
L			HERE1*
M	viel		hier	deutschland		viel	[MG]
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m And a second thing; when someone visited Germany, he went to the hardware store.
R	$INDEX1	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND2*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	LIKE3B*
L							LIKE3B*
M	[MG]	[MG]	[MG]	deutsch	deutschland
1210825 1210825 \| 46-60m I just tell them that I’m from Munich and that I was born in Bavaria.
R	BIRTH1B*	I2	IN1	GERMAN1*	MUNICH1A*	CLOSE-BY1A	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
L	BIRTH1B*					CLOSE-BY1A	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
M	geboren		in	deutschland	münchen
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m For me, it’s enough to use German Sign Language.
R		MY1*	TO-SIGN1A*	GERMAN1*	I1	THATS-ALL1A	I1
L	MY1*		TO-SIGN1A*			THATS-ALL1A
M				deutsch
1180339-16161232-16363818 1180339-… \| 31-45m It is the oldest fair of Northern Germany.
R	TOGETHER2C^	CELEBRATION1A*	NORTH1B	GERMAN1*	SOLE1	OLD5A*
L	TOGETHER2C^	CELEBRATION1A*				OLD5A*
M	volksfest		norddeutsch		einzig	alt
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m Somebody send it to me. The party at the German championship was super cool.
R	$GEST^*	ONCE-AGAIN2B	ONCE-MORE1A	GERMAN1*	MASTER2A	TO-CELEBRATE1*	I2
L
M	dortmund	noch mal	wieder	deutscher meister			ich
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f The other pupils gave me weird looks when I said that we were going to go on holiday in Germany, somewhere near the North Sea.
R	VACATION8B	WHERE1A*	IN1	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^	SOMETIMES2*	NORTH1B
L		WHERE1A*				SOMETIMES2*
M	urlaub	wo	in	deutsch{land}		manchmal	n{ord}
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m And a second thing; when someone visited Germany, he went to the hardware store.
R	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND2*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	LIKE3B*	TO-BUILD1*
L						LIKE3B*
M	[MG]	[MG]	deutsch	deutschland			baumarkt»
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f No, young people have no idea what happened in Eastern and Western Germany.
R	$GEST-OFF1^	WHAT1A*	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	GERMAN1*	COUNTRY1A*	EAST1A	WEST1A
L	$GEST-OFF1^	WHAT1A*	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*
M	keine ah{nung}	was	frü{her}	deutschland		ost	west
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I think it's interesting that the Dutch people don't like Germans but they still come here for their vacation.
R	GLADLY1	VACATION8B*	HERE1	GERMAN1*	$GEST^	$GEST-NM^
L		VACATION8B*			$GEST^	$GEST-NM^
M	gern	urlaub	hier	deutschland
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m If the chosen language was French or German, everyone would speak German, and for instance, all of Spain would sign German.
R	TO-SPEAK5A		EVERYTHING1B*	GERMAN1*	SPAIN1A	TO-SIGN1A*	GERMAN1
L		GERMAN1	EVERYTHING1B*			TO-SIGN1A*
M	sprechen	deutsch	alles	deutsch	spanien		deutsch
1246064 1246064 \| 61+f At the Deaflympics in Germany there, too, was such a price list. It was really great.
R				GERMAN1	WORLD1	GOOD1	TETRAGON2^*
L					WORLD1		TETRAGON2^*
M				deutsch	weltspiel	[MG]	preisliste»
1246566 1246566 \| 46-60m Germany only ranks 34th in Europe.
R				GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	ROUND-BALL1^
L						ROUND-BALL1^	COUNTRY1A*
M				deutschland		europa
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m They get translated into German.
R				GERMAN1	TO-CHANGE2A^*
L					TO-CHANGE2A^*
M				deutsch
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f The semantic meaning of a German word exists in DGS [German Sign Language], as well.
R				GERMAN1	DGS1	WORD1	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1^*
L
M				deutsch	d-g-s	wort
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f You mean German for foreigners?
R				GERMAN1	WORD3^	OPINION1B	FOR1
L
M				deutsch		meint	für
1180539 1180539 \| 46-60f We don’t have black signs here in Germany; it must be from another country.
R				GERMAN1	HERE1	COLOUR1A	NO1A*
L						COLOUR1A
M				deutschland		farbe
1427158-11470746-12015917 1427158-… \| 18-30m I am not talking about trips through Germany but rather to foreign countries.
R				GERMAN1	HERE1	GERMAN1	NO1A
L
M				deutschland		deutsch{land}	[MG]
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f I think three of the competitors were German.
R				GERMAN1	TO-BELIEVE2A	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:3d	PERSON1^*
L
M				deutsch	glaub		drei
1429709-16344227-16451821 1429709-… \| 46-60f Germany won against some other team.
R				GERMAN1	AGAINST3A	TO-WIN1	BAD-OR-STALE2A
L					AGAINST3A
M				deutsch{land}	gegen	[MG]	[MG]»
1429709-16344227-16451821 1429709-… \| 46-60f When it was Germanys turn, I got goose bumps.
R				GERMAN1	ROUND3A*	GOOSE-BUMPS1
L						GOOSE-BUMPS1
M				deutschland
1430628 1430628 \| 61+f German flags everywhere.
R				GERMAN1	FLAG1A*	$INDEX1	EVERYWHERE1*
L					FLAG1A*
M				deutsche	fahne	überall
1430628 1430628 \| 61+f In Germany, everything went well.
R				GERMAN1	AREA1D^*	ALL1B*	GOOD1
L					AREA1D^*
M				deutschland		alle	gut»
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f However, there were a lot of different foods available over here; and I stuffed myself, because I was afraid that there wouldn't be any food left later on.
R				GERMAN1	HERE1	MUCH1B	MUCH11*
L							MUCH11*
M				deutschland		viel
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f He translated it into German.
R				GERMAN1	TO-CHANGE2B
L
M				deutsch
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m I can’t write in German over there.
R				GERMAN1	TO-WRITE1A*	CAN1*	$INDEX1
L					TO-WRITE1A*
M				deutsch		[MG]
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f The German matches were the most important ones.
R				GERMAN1	IMPORTANT1
L					IMPORTANT1
M				deutschland	wichtig
1210997 1210997 \| 46-60m We were still using Deutsche Mark back then.
R				GERMAN1	GERMAN-MARK1	$GEST-OFF1^*
L					GERMAN-MARK1
M				deutsche mark
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m Many Germans went there.
R				GERMAN1	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
L					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
M				deutsch
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m I'm obviously in favor of having a standardized sign language in Germany.
R				GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	OF-COURSE1A*
L
M				deutsch		einheitlich
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m Well, it was four o’clock in Germany, and three o’clock in England.
R				GERMAN1	HERE1	$NUM-CLOCK1A:4*
L							$INDEX1
M				deutschland			england»
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m One, two, three, four goals! And Germany won!
R				GERMAN1	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	TO-LIST1C*	GERMAN1
L
M							deutsch{land}
1209746 1209746 \| 18-30m If a landslip happened in Germany, it would be dealt with within a week, because everything works so fast.
R				GERMAN1	$INDEX1*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	$PROD
L
M				deutsch	ein		[MG]
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m It said German Sports Festival or something like that.
R				GERMAN1	SPORTS1A*	SPORTS1A*	CELEBRATION1A
L					SPORTS1A*	SPORTS1A*	CELEBRATION1A
M				deutsch		sportfest
1177918 1177918 \| 61+m When I see that the German team is one of the teams playing, I'm in.
R				GERMAN1	I1	HEADING1*	AGAINST3B
L						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	AGAINST3B
M				deutsch		deutsch
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f Germany won.
R				GERMAN1	TO-WIN1*
L
M				deutsch
1178364 1178364 \| 46-60f The schedule said that the play “Moral” by the German Deaf Theater will be shown, which is great.
R				GERMAN1	THEATRE6	$ALPHA1:M-O-R-A-?	$INDEX1*
L					THEATRE6
M				deutsche	theater	moral
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m They didn’t really teach us proper German. We only had to memorize it and did easy calculations.
R				GERMAN1	SENTENCE2	EASY1	TO-CALCULATE1
L					SENTENCE2	EASY1	TO-CALCULATE1
M				deutsch		einfach
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m Of course, that’s German.
R				GERMAN1	CLEAR1A
L					CLEAR1A
M				deutsch	klar
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m I feel much better living here in Germany.
R				GERMAN1	BETTER1*	HERE1	$GEST-OFF1^
L							$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch{land}	besser
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They reject the sign GERMAN [DGS], because the sign is too tedious with its position over the head.
R				GERMAN1	NO1A	GERMAN1*	NO1B
L
M				deut{sch}	[MG]	[MG]
1245390 1245390 \| 61+m In German you say Einbahnstraße [one-way street], isn’t that right?
R				GERMAN1	I1	TO-SEE1*	RIGHT-OR-CORRECT1A*
L
M				deutsch			ni{cht} richtig
1212416 1212416 \| 31-45f Germany was playing against, I don't know which country anymore.
R				GERMAN1	AGAINST3A	WHO3*	$GEST^*
L					AGAINST3A	WHO3*
M				deutschland		wer
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30m It worked out only in Germany.
R				GERMAN1	SUCCESS1^	$GEST-OFF1^*	IT-WORKS-OUT1
L							IT-WORKS-OUT1
M				deutsch{land}	[MG]		klapp
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f I have never ever seen an American coming to Germany.
R				GERMAN1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	I1	TO-SEE1
L
M				deutschland	nicht einmal		gesehen
1249302 1249302 \| 61+f I won the German ninepin bowling championship and the second place in the individual competition.
R				GERMAN1	MASTER2A	TO-GET2	$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d
L
M				deutsche meister			zweite
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m A small German group/
R				GERMAN1	GROUP1A*
L					GROUP1A*
M				deutsch
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m The Germans say it’s all rubbish and there are crises.
R				GERMAN1	TO-SAY1	DAMN2A*	$INDEX1
L
M				deutsch	sag	mist
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m It should have stayed in Germany.
R				GERMAN1	TO-STAY3
L					TO-STAY3
M				deutsch	bleib
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m There was this one soccer match: Germany against the German Democratic Republic.
R				GERMAN1	AGAINST3A*	$ALPHA1:D-R	AGAINST3A*
L					AGAINST3A*		AGAINST3A*
M				deutsch	gegen	d-d-r
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f Germany has a smart economy.
R				GERMAN1	SMART4	ECONOMY3*
L						ECONOMY3*
M				deutsch	schlau	wirtschaft
1209077 1209077 \| 18-30f The German Association of the Deaf also commented critically on the fact that the deaf community is used as some sort of reception camp for unsuccessfully implanted people.
R				GERMAN1	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION3A	ALREADY1B*
L						ASSOCIATION3A	ALREADY1B*
M				deutsch{e} gehörlos{en}-bund			schon
1249620 1249620 \| 18-30m Because of the states in Germany, there are wholly different work schedules everywhere.
R				GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	$ALPHA1:B	COUNTRY1A*
L
M				deutschland		bundesländer
1413485 1413485 \| 18-30m But in Germany we don't have a king.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	EMPTY1^
L					EMPTY1^
M			aber	deutsch
1419607 1419607 \| 46-60f If a German student, one that is already intelligent, is there, they wouldn’t be challenged enough.
R			BUT1	GERMAN1	IN-ADDITION1*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	IN-ADDITION1
L
M			aber	deutsch		ein	dazu
1420216 1420216 \| 18-30m Germany won against Argentina 4:1.
R			AND2A	GERMAN1	AGAINST5B*	ARGENTINA3*	$NUM-RELATION1:4-1d*
L			AND2A		AGAINST5B*	ARGENTINA3*
M			[MG]	deutschland	gegen	argentinien	vier eins
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f I didn't know any German signs until I went to the boarding school in Friedberg.
R			I1	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1G	NOT-YET2*	UNTIL-OR-TO1
L					TO-SIGN1G	NOT-YET2*
M				deutsch		noch nicht	bis
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m However, my written German wasn’t really good.
R			BUT1	GERMAN1	TO-WRITE1A	I1*	SCEPTICAL1*
L					TO-WRITE1A	I1*	SCEPTICAL1*
M			aber	deutsch			[MG]
1248941-12280641-12344740 1248941-… \| 18-30f There's a lack of interpreters in Germany.
R			IN1	GERMAN1	INTERPRETER1*	LACK1
L					INTERPRETER1*	LACK1
M			in	deutsch{land}	dolm{etscher}mangel
1183846 1183846 \| 31-45m Up to that point there had been a deaf German theater with some signs, but those were LBG. [LBG is the German equivalent to Signed English].
R			UNTIL-NOW3B	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	THEATRE6	$INDEX1*
L			UNTIL-NOW3B			THEATRE6	$INDEX1*
M			[MG]	deutsch	gehörlosentheater
1427158-11470746-12015917 1427158-… \| 18-30m He handed me the German tax law book which is a really thick book with a lot of pages.
R			TO-WRITE1A^	GERMAN1	STATUTE1A	TAX1	RULE1A^*
L			TO-WRITE1A^		STATUTE1A	TAX1	RULE1A^*
M			[MG]	deutsch	gesetz	steuergesetz
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m I wouldn’t want to always only use German signs.
R			I1	GERMAN1	I1	SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1	TO-SIGN1A
L							TO-SIGN1A
M				deutsch
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m And here in Germany like this.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	SEX2
L
M				deutsch
1428805 1428805 \| 31-45m Here in Germany the tomatoes are round and firm.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	$PROD	$PROD	$PROD
L
M			hier	deutsch	[MG]»
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f Another German racer came in third and was really mad.
R			$ORAL^	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	$GEST-OFF1^*	$NUM-ORDINAL1:3d
L			$ORAL^
M			aber	deutsch			dritte
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f And the German team set the record that year which exists to this day.
R			AND5	GERMAN1	RECORD1	SUCCESS3^	UNTIL-TODAY2
L					RECORD1	SUCCESS3^
M			und	deutschen	rekord		bis
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f Yes, to this very day the record of that year still stands.
R			UNTIL-TODAY2	GERMAN1	RECORD1	STILL4A
L					RECORD1	STILL4A
M			bis	deutsch	rekord	noch
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60m No, she is German.
R			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	GERMAN1	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*
L			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*
M			deutsch
1431222 1431222 \| 31-45m The Deaf Sports Association is there, they also have their own events.
R			$GEST-OFF1^	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	UNION1B	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*
L			$GEST-OFF1^			UNION1B	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*
M			[MG]	deutscher	gehörlosensportverband		da
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f He translated it into German.
R			$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	TO-CHANGE1A
L					TO-CHANGE1A
M				deutsch
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m In Germany? Or/
R			$ORAL^	GERMAN1	AREA1A^*	OR1*
L			$ORAL^
M			meinst	deutschland		oder
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m I grew up in Germany, that doesn’t work.
R			I1	GERMAN1	TO-BELONG1*	TO-GROW-UP1A	CAN1*
L
M				deutsch
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f They played in different German cities; one of them was Berlin.
R			HERE1*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	TO-PLAY2	$INDEX1
L			HERE1*			TO-PLAY2
M			hier	deutsch		spiel
1184367 1184367 \| 61+f But Germany is so big.
R			BUT1*	GERMAN1	AREA1A^*
L
M			aber	deutschland	[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m He said he uses German sometimes, but no BSL or ASL at all when teaching English.
R			$GEST-OFF1^	GERMAN1	APPROXIMATELY2^	ENGLAND2*	NONE5B
L			$GEST-OFF1^		APPROXIMATELY2^
M				deutsch		englisch	kein
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m But I kept my mouth shut.
R			I1	GERMAN1
L
M
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m Everyone was curious and wanted to experience what it was like in West Germany. So, they came in crowds to the West.
R			WEST1A*	GERMAN1	TO-LOOK-AT6*	FASCINATING1B	TO-TAKE-HOLD-OF1A^*
L					TO-LOOK-AT6*		TO-TAKE-HOLD-OF1A^*
M			westdeutschland		[MG]
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m The German language as a means of identification would be gone.
R			IDENTITY1B*	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1*	GONE-VANISHED1
L						GONE-VANISHED1
M			ident{ifikation}	deutsch	sprache	[MG]
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I wouldn’t even know what German meant anymore.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	I1	TO-KNOW-STH2A	NOT1
L							NOT1
M				deutsch	[MG]	weiß nicht mehr
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m The German language and DGS should be taught neatly, in full.
R			TO-TEACH1^	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE4B	FULL2C	CLEAN1
L			TO-TEACH1^		LANGUAGE4B	FULL2C	CLEAN1
M			[MG]	deutsch	sprache	voll	sauber
1183035 1183035 \| 31-45f Germany would actually have won, but something was off with the referee, so everyone was asking themselves if he might have been bribed.
R			USUAL1	GERMAN1	$INDEX1*	REFEREE1	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*
L			USUAL1				RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*
M			normal	deutschland		sch{iedsrichter}	stimmt nicht
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m The Germans were really good soccer players. I had been a good player back in Slovakia. Yet, everyone in Germany was twice as good as me.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	STRONG3*	AS4*	I1
L					STRONG3*
M					stärker	als
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m Germany should do it like that, as well.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	EQUAL1A^*	$GEST-OFF1^
L					EQUAL1A^*	$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch
1414123 1414123 \| 46-60m I left when I won the German Championship.
R			THIS2	GERMAN1	MASTER4A*	AND-THEN2*	TO-END4
L						AND-THEN2*	TO-END4
M				deutsch meister		dann	[MG]
1419931 1419931 \| 31-45f Some Germans say they find people from Berlin very annoying and unpleasant.
R			SOMETIMES1*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	TO-SAY1*	BERLIN1A*
L			SOMETIMES1*
M			manchmal	deutschland			berlin
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m We here in Germany, for instance, are used to the sign POLAND or BELGIUM.
R			I1	GERMAN1	AREA1A	HABIT1	EXAMPLE1
L						HABIT1	EXAMPLE1
M				deutsch{land}		gewohnt	beispiel
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They opposed the sign GERMAN because they didn’t like it.
R			NO1A*	GERMAN1	BAD-OR-STALE2A
L
M			[MG]	[MG]	[MG]
1245356 1245356 \| 61+m Here in Germany, you have to wrap presents nicely and make them all pretty.
R			$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	PAPER1*	THERE-IS3	GOOD1*
L			$INDEX1*		PAPER1*	THERE-IS3
M				deutsch	papier	gibt
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The Germans have always signed very lively, with the result that it catches the eye of many other deaf people who then approach us.
R			ALWAYS1A	GERMAN1	EXAMPLE1*	I1	MOVEMENT1B*
L					EXAMPLE1*		MOVEMENT1B*
M			immer	deutsch	beispiel
1246100 1246100 \| 18-30m The goal in Germany should be to make deafness normal.
R			MORE1	GERMAN1	AIM2	DEAF1A	USUAL1
L					AIM2		USUAL1
M			mehr			[MG]	normal»
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30m In Germany, those that will officially be closed in the near future — the seven I talked about — were marked yellow.
R			IN1	GERMAN1	RED2*	LOCATION1C^*	LOCATION1C^*
L					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d*	YELLOW1A
M			deutsch{land}		rot		gelb
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30m Germany is fast, but it’s not like that everywhere.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	BIT2A	FAST3A	DISTINCT1*
L							DISTINCT1*
M				deutsch{land}	bi{sschen}	schnell	vesch{ieden}
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f It's hard for me to translate from German, and he translated for me, too.
R			I2	GERMAN1	TO-CHANGE2A*	I1	TO-CHANGE2A*
L					TO-CHANGE2A*		TO-CHANGE2A*
M				deutsch	um		um
1179868 1179868 \| 31-45f In Germany we waste it just like that.
R			HUMAN2*	GERMAN1	AREA1A	WATER1	AIR1^
L							AIR1^
M				deutschland		wasser
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30m So the first one is Miss Germany.
R			MISS1*	GERMAN1	SASH1D^*
L					SASH1D^*
M			miss	germany
1428038 1428038 \| 46-60f He did all the research here in Germany and then took everything with him to the U.S.
R			HERE1	GERMAN1	HERE1	RESEARCH1C	RESEARCH1C*
L						RESEARCH1C	RESEARCH1C*
M						[MG]
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m The Germans say/
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	TO-SAY1
L
M				deutsch	sag
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m I want everything to remain German, that’s it.
R			TO-LIKE4	GERMAN1	TO-STAY3	DONE4
L					TO-STAY3	DONE4
M			bleib	deutsch	bleib	fertig
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m During the German championship? I wasn’t there, was I?
R			YOU1*	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	WAS1	I1
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M				deutsche meisterschaft		war
1430328 1430328 \| 31-45m He occupied the west part of Germany.
R			WEST1A	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	WAR1A	$NAME-NAPOLEON-BONAPARTE1
L						WAR1A
M			westdeutschland			krieg	nap{oleon}
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60f Where in Germany did you move to?
R			TO-COME1*	GERMAN1	WHERE1A*	AREA1A	$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^
L					WHERE1A*		$$EXTRA-LING-ACT^
M				deutsch	wo
1583322-12534537-13002913 1583322-… \| 61+m In Germany on the other hand everything was outlawed and when Hitler was in power, deaf people weren’t allowed to do anything.
R			IN1	GERMAN1	PROHIBITED4	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	$NAME-ADOLF-HITLER1
L
M			in	deutschland		früher	hitler
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m She then moved to Germany because of the baby. She unexpectedly became pregnant.
R			TO-MOVE2*	GERMAN1	BABY1	I1	ACCIDENTALLY1
L					BABY1
M				deutschland			[MG]
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m There was the German Federation of the Deaf and the one in the GDR.
R			AND2B	GERMAN1	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION1A*	HIS-HER1
L			AND2B			ASSOCIATION1A*
M				deutscher gehörlosenbund			sein
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m I’m open to anything in Germany.
R			$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	OPEN1	I2
L			$GEST-OFF1^*			OPEN1
M				deutschland		offen
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m But it’s not that extreme in Germany, I think.
R			MAIN1A^*	GERMAN1	NOT3A*	EXTREME1	TO-BELIEVE2A*
L
M			aber	deutschland	nicht	extrem	glaube»
1292458 1292458 \| 18-30m In Germany, oh well.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	$GEST^
L					$GEST^
M			oder	deutschland
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f A separated Germany would be brutal.
R			PART2B	GERMAN1	DANGEROUS1A^*	VERY6^	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
L			PART2B				$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
M			geteilt	deutsch	zu	brutal
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f The German economy is smart.
R			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	ECONOMY3*	SMART4
L					ECONOMY3*
M				deutsche	wirt{schaft}	schlau
1209077 1209077 \| 18-30f But whether grammar and syntax improved- that's the question.
R			BUT1	GERMAN1	WORD1*	SENTENCE2*	BETTER1*
L						SENTENCE2*	BETTER1*
M			aber	deutsche	worte	satz	besser
1433543 1433543 \| 18-30m There’s also the German museum.
R			$LIST1:2of2d*	GERMAN1	MUSEUM1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L			$LIST1:2of2d*
M			und	deutsch	museum
1249741 1249741 \| 18-30m The competitors come from all over Germany.
R			SUDDENLY4^*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	DISCUSSION1A*	$INDEX1
L						DISCUSSION1A*
M				deutschland		diskussion
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m The German spelling is pleasant to read.
R			I1	GERMAN1	TO-WRITE1A	PLEASANT1*	TO-PERCEIVE-EAR1^*
L					TO-WRITE1A
M				deutsch
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m That is how I learned German.
R			I1	GERMAN1	PERCEPTION3
L					PERCEPTION3
M				deutsch
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m We used to have the German Mark as our currency, didn’t we?
R			PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	GERMAN1	GERMAN-MARK2	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1B
L					GERMAN-MARK2
M			früher	deutsch mark		stimmt
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m We used to have the German Mark.
R			BACK-THEN1	GERMAN1	GERMAN-MARK2
L					GERMAN-MARK2
M				deutsch mark
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m German Sign Language.
R			$ALPHA1:D	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1G*	LANGUAGE4B
L					TO-SIGN1G*	LANGUAGE4B
M			d	deutsch gebärdensprache
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m In Germany, there are deaf people from Baden-Wuerttemberg, Bavaria or Cologne, for example.
R			LIKE3A*	GERMAN1	BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG1	TO-CLEAN-UP3B^*	$INDEX1*
L			LIKE3A*
M			wie	deutsch{land}	baden-württemberg
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m And German will remain here, too.
R			I1	GERMAN1	TO-STAY3*
L					TO-STAY3*
M			ich	deutsch	bleiben
1182135 1182135 \| 46-60f The German Association of the Deaf refers to the whole of Germany.
R			DEAF1A*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION1A	COUNTRY1A*
L						ASSOCIATION1A
M			gehörlos	deutscher	gehörlosenbund		deutschland
1182343 1182343 \| 31-45f There was an outcry due to the Germans' bad results and that's why everything had to be reorganized.
R			PANIC2^	GERMAN1	BAD-OR-STALE2A	MUST1	TO-CHANGE1A^*
L			PANIC2^				TO-CHANGE1A^*
M				deutschland	schlecht	muss	ab
1183426 1183426 \| 18-30m Here in Germany I went to a kindergarten for the first time.
R			FIRST-TIME3A*	GERMAN1	HERE1	FIRST-TIME3A	I1
L
M			e{rstes mal}	deutschland		erstes mal»
1433655 1433655 \| 46-60m Because people there use more gestures and facial expression than people do in Germany, that's why communication was easier there.
R	COMMUNICATION1A	AS3*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	HEARING1A*	$INDEX1	FACIAL-EXPRESSION1*
L	COMMUNICATION1A						FACIAL-EXPRESSION1*
M	[MG]			deutschland	hörende		[MG]
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m German is an obligatory course in schools there.
R	ALWAYS4A*	DUTY5	INVOLVED1A*	GERMAN1	TO-TEACH1
L	ALWAYS4A*	DUTY5	INVOLVED1A*		TO-TEACH1	$INDEX1
M	immer	pflicht	dabei	deutschunterricht
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Because a Swede, for example, would have to learn German if he came here.
R	TO-COME1	GERMAN1	TO-SEPARATE1B^	GERMAN1	TO-LEARN1	$GEST^
L			TO-SEPARATE1B^			$GEST^
M		deutsch	ext{ra}	deutsch	lernen
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m We’d have to get rid of our books, because our children have no use for them in the future, as they wouldn’t know how to read German anymore.
R	TO-GIVE1	$INDEX1	$GEST-OFF1^	GERMAN1	CAN2A*	TO-READ1B*	CAN2A*
L			$GEST-OFF1^		CAN2A*	TO-READ1B*	CAN2A*
M				deutsch	kann nicht	lesen	kann nicht»
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m It was an affiliation between German and Israeli deaf people.
R	$LIST1:1of1d	ISRAEL1B	AND2A*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A*	LINK2
L	$LIST1:1of1d		AND2A*			LINK2
M		is{rael}	und	deutsch
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60m Yes, of course. The Sign Language Festival took place in Munich.
R	FESTIVAL2A		MUNICH1A*	GERMAN1	BEEN1
L	FESTIVAL2A	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A
M	gebärdentheaterfestival		münchen	deutschland	gewe{sen}
1204891 1204891 \| 46-60m I thought it was a real pity because he had such a great personality and because he was awarded the Cultural Award of the German Association of the Deaf.
R	HE-SHE-IT1*	CULTURE1B	REWARD3*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION1A*	TO-TRUST6^*
L						ASSOCIATION1A*	TO-TRUST6^*
M		kulturpreis		deutscher gehörlosen bund
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f She didn't want to teach any Lithuanian sign language to my brother either. He was supposed to learn German and DGS [German sign language] only.
R	NOT3A	LITHUANIA2A	ONLY4	GERMAN1	REASON4B*	DGS1
L					REASON4B*
M	nicht	litauisch	nur	deutsch	grund	d-g-s
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m You can tell that at least 80% of the players for Comet are foreigners; only a few of them are German.
R	PERCENT7	ABROAD2*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	$GEST-OFF1^	DISSOLUTION1A
L	PERCENT7	ABROAD2*	$INDEX1*		$GEST-OFF1^	DISSOLUTION1A	$INDEX1*
M	prozent	ausländer		deutsch		[MG]
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f If I imagine I would have lived during the war and the post-war years where everyone maligned Germany.
R	HOW-QUESTION2*	ALL1A*	AGAINST1^*	GERMAN1
L	HOW-QUESTION2*	ALL1A*
M	wie	alle		deutschland
1182517 1182517 \| 46-60m I will never forget the FIFA World-Cup in Germany. It was '72 or '74, wasn't it?
R	OR6A*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:4*	$NUM-TENS2A:7d*	GERMAN1	WORLD1*	FOOTBALL1A	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A
L	OR6A*		$NUM-TENS2A:7d*		WORLD1*	FOOTBALL1A
M	oder	vierundsiebzig		deutsch	weltmeister	fußball	stimmt
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60f I was often on the road with the theatre, the German deaf theatre. We were in many different places in Germany.
R	AREA1F	TO-DRIVE1^*	LOCATION1A*	GERMAN1	AREA1F
L		TO-DRIVE1^*
M	deutschland	tournee	[MG]	deutschland
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m I had booked my flight in advance, and the match between Germany and England just happened to be during that time.
R	$INDEX1*	$GEST-OFF1^	OF-ALL-THINGS1B	GERMAN1	AGAINST3B	ENGLAND3	I1
L	$INDEX1*	$GEST-OFF1^	OF-ALL-THINGS1B		AGAINST3B
M		[MG]		deutschland		england	[MG]
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m The Germans were really good soccer players. I had been a good player back in Slovakia. Yet, everyone in Germany was twice as good as me.
R			DOUBLE1B	GERMAN1	STRONG2B	AREA1A^*
L	GOOD1	$INDEX1	DOUBLE1B		STRONG2B
M		da	doppelt		stark
1204694 1204694 \| 61+f On the other hand, foreigners like Turkish, Italian and Yugoslav people come here and work for our German retirement.
R	GERMAN1	TO-WORK2*	OUR1A	GERMAN1	PENSION4	PENSION2*	$GEST-OFF1^
L		TO-WORK2*			PENSION4		$GEST-OFF1^
M		arbeit	für uns	deutsch	rente	[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m If the chosen language was French or German, everyone would speak German, and for instance, all of Spain would sign German.
R	GERMAN1*	SPAIN1A	TO-SIGN1A*	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A*
L			TO-SIGN1A*		TO-SIGN1A*
M	deutsch	spanien		deutsch
1245390 1245390 \| 61+m whenever children asked for the sign and why it was like that, there weren’t any pictures of granddads or dads where you could see the spiked helmet.
R	OR1	FATHER7	TO-SHOW1A*	GERMAN1	$PROD	NONE3	PHOTO1*
L	OR1		TO-SHOW1A*			NONE3	PHOTO1*
M	oder	vater	zeigen	sp{itz}	hel{m}	kein	foto
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m Then one of them translated for us and said that German is obligatory at Dutch schools.
R	$INDEX1*	SCHOOL1A*	TO-TEACH1	GERMAN1	TO-TEACH1	DUTY5	INVOLVED1A*
L	$INDEX1*	SCHOOL1A*	TO-TEACH1		TO-TEACH1	DUTY5	INVOLVED1A*
M		schule		deutsch		pflicht	dabei
1291243 1291243 \| 31-45f I should go look for a budget in Mainz to use all over Germany.
R	$PROD	MAXIMUM2	$GEST^	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	FOR1	GERMAN1
L	$PROD	MAXIMUM2	$GEST^
M	[MG]	[MG]	[MG]	deutsch{land}		für	deutsch{land}»
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m I didn’t just go to London because Germany played against England, you know.
R	I1	TO-THINK1A	BECAUSE-OF1*	GERMAN1	AGAINST3A	ENGLAND3*	BECAUSE-OF1*
L			BECAUSE-OF1*		AGAINST3A		BECAUSE-OF1*
M			wegen	deutsch{land}	ge{gen}	engl{and}	weg
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f After the wall fell, the now grown-up young women and men from Leipzig, Dresden and Magdeburg came to Western Germany.
R	AREA1A^*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	WEST1A	GERMAN1
L		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M	magdeburg	[MG]	westdeutschland
1291243 1291243 \| 31-45f I should go look for a budget in Mainz to use all over Germany.
R	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	FOR1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	ATTENTION1A^*
L
M	deutsch{land}		für	deutsch{land}		[MG]
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m I, as a German-born man should marry a German woman.
R		I1	BIRTH1A	GERMAN1	MUST1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	GERMAN1
L			BIRTH1A
M		ich	geboren	deutsch{land}	muss	eine	deutsche
1419931 1419931 \| 31-45f I think Berlin might have the most construction sides in Germany.
R		I2	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	AT-THE-TOP1	HERE1	BERLIN1B*
L
M		ich		deutschlan{d}	[MG]	berlin
1433655 1433655 \| 46-60m And that's because of his bad German lessons.
R		THROUGH2A	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	TO-TEACH1*	BAD-OR-STALE1	$GEST^
L					TO-TEACH1*		$GEST^
M		durch		deutsch	unterrichtet	schlecht
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30f In Germany, there are 16 nuclear power plants in total, right?
R		MUST1	OVERALL1B*	GERMAN1	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$NUM-TEEN2A:6d*
L			OVERALL1B*		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$NUM-TEEN2A:6d*
M		muss	gesamt	deutsch{land}	da	sech{zehn} sech{zehn}
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f For example at the DeGeTh, the German Deaf Theater.
R		EXAMPLE1	$ALPHA1:D-E-G-H	GERMAN1	DEAF1A*	THEATRE1
L		EXAMPLE1				THEATRE1
M		beispiel	degeh	deutsches gehörlosentheater
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Like DGS in Germany, you use BSL in England, and ASL in the U.S.
R		$GEST^	LIKE3A*	GERMAN1	DGS1	BSL1
L		$GEST^	LIKE3A*				TO-BELONG1*
M				deutsch	d-g-s	b-s-l
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f If they want to bring everyone together, maybe only the Germans will come here.
R		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*	ONLY2B	GERMAN1	$INDEX1*	THATS-ALL1A
L		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*				THATS-ALL1A
M			nur	deutsch		[MG]
1427158-11470746-12015917 1427158-… \| 18-30m I am not talking about trips through Germany but rather to foreign countries.
R		GERMAN1	HERE1	GERMAN1	NO1A	TO-DRIVE1	TO-JOIN1^*
L						TO-DRIVE1
M		deutschland		deutsch{land}	[MG]	[MG]	ausland
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m It would be boring if I, as a German, would go somewhere and sign ‘sex’ like this, and then I’d drive to Italy and use the same sign there.
R		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	I1*	GERMAN1	TO-DRIVE3*	HERE1	SEX2
L					TO-DRIVE3*
M		stimmt		deutsch	[MG]
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m In German you say “Tisch” and in Spanish “mesa“.
R		TABLE1	I1	GERMAN1	SPAIN-$CANDIDATE-KOE22^	PLANE1^
L		TABLE1				PLANE1^
M		tisch		deutsch	spanien	mesa
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f The German team consisted of myself, the second placed, and the fourth placed from the single's competition over 100 meters.
R		$INDEX1*	I1	GERMAN1	TEAM-OR-CREW1*	I1	$NUM-HUNDREDS1:1
L					TEAM-OR-CREW1*
M				deutsch			hundert
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f I knew a few words of German, because at the Russian school/
R		SEVERAL1	CAN2B	GERMAN1	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	RUSSIA4B	SCHOOL1A
L			CAN2B		$INDEX1		SCHOOL1A
M		paar	kann	deutsch	früher	russland	schule
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f I didn't speakt German. Furthermore, we didn't have a lot to eat back in Russia - it was always the same food.
R		I1	CAN2B*	GERMAN1	AND2A	I2	CLEAR1B
L			CAN2B*		AND2A
M			kann	deutsch	und		klar»
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f He replied that that's just the way it is here in Germany.
R		$INDEX1	$GEST-DECLINE1^*	GERMAN1	HERE1
L			$GEST-DECLINE1^*
M			[MG]	deutsch
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f He said that we were in Germany, not in Japan.
R		$INDEX1*	NO2A	GERMAN1	HERE1	GERMAN1	JAPAN1*
L
M			[MG]	deutsche	hier	deutsche	japan»
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f Someone said that that's just the way it is here in Germany, some are taught Lutheran while the others are outside.
R		DISCUSSION1A*	NO2A	GERMAN1	HERE1	NOT3B*	LUTHERAN5*
L		DISCUSSION1A*
M				deutschland			evangelisch
1291892 1291892 \| 31-45m There were demonstrations here in Germany for the abolition of nuclear power.
R		EXAMPLE2*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	DEMONSTRATION1*	$INDEX1	$ALPHA1:A
L		EXAMPLE2*			DEMONSTRATION1*
M		beispiel		deutschland	demo		atomkraft»
1210763 1210763 \| 18-30m What do you do in Germany in your leisure time?
R		TO-BELONG1^	HERE1	GERMAN1	FREE2A*	TIME1	$GEST-OFF1^
L					FREE2A*	TIME1	$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch	freizeit
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m You’d get way higher subsidies back when the GDR wasn’t part of Germany.
R		WAS1*	$PROD	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	$ALPHA1:D-R	NOT-YET5*
L			$PROD				NOT-YET5*
M		war		deutschland		d-d-r	noch nicht»
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f So many people, all of them German fans, cheering on their team.
R		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*	ONLY2A	GERMAN1	ALL2B	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	FOR1
L		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1^*				MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M			nur	deutsch			für
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Whenever Germany was playing, I simply had to go to a public screening.
R		I1*	IF-OR-WHEN1A	GERMAN1	TO-PLAY2	SELF1A*	MUST1
L					TO-PLAY2
M			wenn	deutsch	spiel	ich	muss
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Didn't Germany play the third place play-off in 2006, was that against Italy?
R		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	$NUM-ORDINAL1:3d	PLACE3*	$INDEX1
L
M		stimmt		deutschland	dritter	platz
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f When the World Championship took place in Germany, one felt right at the heart of the action.
R		LIKE3A*	NOW1	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	MEANING1*	LIKE1A
L		LIKE3A*				MEANING1*	LIKE1A
M		wie	jetzt	deutschland		bedeutet	wie
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m Right, because real German sounds harsh.
R		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A*	REALLY2*	GERMAN1	HARD1A	TO-BELONG1*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L					HARD1A
M		stimmt		deutsch	hart
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m I was baffled; it could have been German.
R		$GEST^	WOULD-BE1	GERMAN1	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
L		$GEST^			$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M			wäre	deutsch	doch
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany, fuck you! Fuck Germany! Germany sucks!”
R		GERMANY-INTS1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1	GERMAN1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*	GERMAN1	YOU-PLURAL1B
L			TO-SCREW-SB-UP1		TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*
M		germany		deutschland	[MG]	deutschland
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f He was born here.
R		HERE1*	BIRTH1A	GERMAN1	HERE1
L			BIRTH1A
M			geboren	deutsch
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f But true, during that world cup Germany played against/ I sadly forgot who they played against.
R		RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	WORLD1*	GERMAN1	AGAINST5B	TO-FORGET1	AGAINST5B
L			WORLD1*		AGAINST5B		AGAINST5B
M		stimmt	weltmeister	deutsch	gegen	[MG]	gegen
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I’ll stick to the German language, because I am a confident German.
R		I1	TO-STAY3	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE2*	I2	I1
L			TO-STAY3
M			bleib	deutsch	sprache
1414312 1414312 \| 46-60m So Germany took over and held the Deaflympics.
R		$INDEX1*	HERE1	GERMAN1	TO-UNDERTAKE1
L					TO-UNDERTAKE1
M		darum		deutschland	übernehmen
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They could sign GERMAN [DGS] out of respect because this is used here. Nobody signs GERMANY-ASL.
R		RESPECT3*	YES1A^	GERMAN1	$INDEX2	TYPICAL1*	GERMANY-ASL1*
L		RESPECT3*				TYPICAL1*	GERMANY-ASL1*
M		[MG]				typisch
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m And they said that GERMAN is an odd sign.
R		$INDEX1	WEIRD-STRANGE1	GERMAN1	$INDEX1
L			WEIRD-STRANGE1
M		[MG]	[MG]
1245390 1245390 \| 61+m Suddenly, a hearing person came up to us and said “Germany” with the corresponding sign.
R		HEARING1A*	TO-COME3	GERMAN1
L
M		hörend		germany
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m I grew up with one constant sign language here in Germany.
R		LIKE3B*	I1	GERMAN1	TO-GROW-UP1B*	TO-SIGN1G*	EQUAL1A
L		LIKE3B*				TO-SIGN1G*	EQUAL1A
M		wie		deu{tsch}	aufwa{chsen}		gleich
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m It is true that the German Sign Language is very interesting and there are some pretty funny signs.
R		$ORAL^	REALLY2	GERMAN1	GOOD5A^*	TO-SIGN1G*	INTEREST1B
L		$ORAL^	REALLY2			TO-SIGN1G*
M		aber	[MG]	deutsch	[MG]		[MG]
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m It is different with the German Sign Language. It works a lot more with movements and upper bodywork.
R		LIKE3A	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	WITH1A*	MOVEMENT1B*	$PROD
L		LIKE3A			WITH1A*	MOVEMENT1B*	$PROD
M		wie		deu{tsch}	mit	bewe{gung}	laufen
1246100 1246100 \| 18-30m I joined the German Deaf Youth completely obliviously.
R		SUDDENLY4*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	YOUNG1	I1	TO-JOIN1*
L							TO-JOIN1*
M		[MG]	[MG]	deutsche	jugend
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30m Germany saved up for other countries.
R		HERE1	COUNTRY1A	GERMAN1	HERE1	TO-SAVE2	FOR1*
L						TO-SAVE2	FOR1*
M			land	deutsch		[MG]	für für»
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m I was asked if we had that in Germany as well.
R		$INDEX1	QUESTION1*	GERMAN1
L					TO-OWN1*	ALSO1A
M			frage	deutsch{land}		auch
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m No, I mean it is like the German Unity Day.
R		HERE1	LIKE1A*	GERMAN1	ALSO1A*	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*	DAY1A
L			LIKE1A*		ALSO1A*		DAY1A
M			wie	deutschland	auch		tag
1220195 1220195 \| 61+f In Germany, the German Association of the Deaf has to fight for it. It really has to.
R		MUST1	HERE1*	GERMAN1	MUST1	$GEST^	DEAF1A*
L						$GEST^
M		muss		deutschland	muss		gehörlosenbund»
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30m For example Miss Germany, you know that one, right?
R		EXAMPLE1	MISS1*	GERMAN1	$GEST-AGREEMENT1^
L		EXAMPLE1
M			miss	germany
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30m Of course to become Miss Germany is the first step.
R		$LIST1:1of4*	MISS1*	GERMAN1	CLEAR1B	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	STEP1*
L		$LIST1:1of4*					STEP1*
M			miss	germany	klar	ein	schritt
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30m The judges focus only on one's beauty at the Miss Germany pageant.
R		TO-LET1*	MISS1*	GERMAN1	ONLY2A	BODY1^*
L		TO-LET1*				BODY1^*
M		[MG]	miss	german{y}	nur	aussehen
1428038 1428038 \| 46-60f He was German.
R		$INDEX1	TO-BELONG1^*	GERMAN1	HERE1
L
M			deutsch
1431224 1431224 \| 31-45f They are only in Germany.
R		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	$INDEX1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^					$GEST-OFF1^
M		och		deutschland
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m I had As and Bs in German.
R		$INDEX1	ALSO3A	GERMAN1	$NUM-MARK1A:1*	$NUM-MARK1A:2
L
M			auch	deutsch	eins	zwei
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m The reason was all the war damage that had destroyed much of eastern Germany.
R		REASON4A	$ALPHA1:O	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	BAD1*	TO-SHOOT1B^*
L		REASON4A				BAD1*	TO-SHOOT1B^*
M		grund	ostdeutschland		schlimm		kriegsschäden»
1290581 1290581 \| 31-45m They also saw us Germans.
R		I1	OUR1A*	GERMAN1	I1	ALSO1A*
L
M			uns
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f Through/ In East Germany, they had a good education and learned to stand up for deaf and deaf-blind people. That’s good.
R		THROUGH2A*	EAST1A	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	SOLID1B^	TO-EDUCATE2B*
L		THROUGH2A*				SOLID1B^	TO-EDUCATE2B*
M		und durch	ostdeutschland			muss	erziehung
1204694 1204694 \| 61+f Do you read the German deaf newspaper?
R		YOU1	TO-READ1A	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	TO-PRINT1^*
L			TO-READ1A			TO-PRINT1^*
M			lesen	deutsche	gehörlosenzeitung
1184756 1184756 \| 18-30f On Sunday, Germany won four to one against England. That was awesome!
R		BEFOREHAND4	SUNDAY2*	GERMAN1	AGAINST3C	ENGLAND4	$NUM-RELATION1:4-1d
L			SUNDAY2*		AGAINST3C
M			sonntag	deutschland		england	vier eins
1176407 1176407 \| 18-30f But that's wrong; it does happen right here in Germany.
R		NO1B	TO-BE-DISILLUSIONED2	GERMAN1	HERE1
L
M		nein	aus	deutschland	hier
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m There they used a German book that made me wonder.
R		$INDEX1	BOOK1A	GERMAN1	BOOK1A	I2*	$PROD
L			BOOK1A		BOOK1A	I2*	$PROD
M			buch	deutsch	buch
1432043 1432043 \| 46-60m The border between Denmark and Germany.
R		BORDER1B*	DENMARK1*	GERMAN1
L		BORDER1B*
M		grenze grenze	dänemark	deutschland
1419370 1419370 \| 18-30m Then the diploma would be automatically accepted in Germany and everything would run smoothly.
R	ANYWAY1*	ALSO1A*	TO-ACKNOWLEDGE1	GERMAN1	$GEST-OFF1^*	DIPLOMA1A	TO-ACKNOWLEDGE1*
L	ANYWAY1*		TO-ACKNOWLEDGE1		$GEST-OFF1^*	DIPLOMA1A	TO-ACKNOWLEDGE1*
M	sowieso	auch		deutsch
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m I translated that from a German sentence into German Sign Language.
R	I1	TO-SIGN1A*	SENTENCE2*	GERMAN1	SENTENCE2	TO-CHANGE2D*	TO-SIGN1A
L		TO-SIGN1A*	SENTENCE2*		SENTENCE2	TO-CHANGE2D*	TO-SIGN1A
M				deutsch	satz	um	gebärden»
1433655 1433655 \| 46-60m He was completely bad at teaching German, though.
R	MAIN1B^	BAD-OR-STALE1	WHAT1A	GERMAN1	$INDEX1
L			WHAT1A
M	eins	schlecht	was	deutsch
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m I was better at German.
R	I1	GERMAN1*	BETTER2*	GERMAN1
L
M	darum		besser	deutsch
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m What the heck? What’s wrong with Germany?
R	$INDEX2	I2	$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1		HERE1	LIKE-THIS1A*
L
M	[MG]	[MG]		deutsch{land}
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m If you compare Switzerland and Germany in size, Switzerland is small.
R	SWITZERLAND1D		$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	BIG7*	$INDEX1*	ROUND12^*
L		LOCATION3^	$INDEX1*		BIG7*	$INDEX1*	ROUND12^*
M	schweiz	[MG]	[MG]	deutsch	groß		klein
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m How many deaf people in Germany are there?
R	HOW-MUCH3A*	DEAF1A	HOW-MUCH3A*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*
L
M	wie viel		wie viel	deutschland
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30f Alright, Germany plans on shutting down these seven stations.
R	GOOD1	REASON4B*	IN1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	SLOW2*	TO-WISH1B*
L		REASON4B*				SLOW2*
M	gut	grund		deutsch{land}		la{ngsam}	wü{nschen}
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f I was surprised, because in Germany, the hospitals have many buildings that may be far away from one another, named building A, B, or C.
R	I1	TO-BE-CONFUSED1	REASON4A	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	TYPICAL1*	$ALPHA1:A
L		TO-BE-CONFUSED1	REASON4A			TYPICAL1*
M		[MG]	grund	deutschland		typisch	a
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f I was used to the way it was in Germany, one would act more distant and keep within the given borders.
R		$GEST-NM^	$GEST^	GERMAN1	TO-RESTRAIN1A	BORDER1A
L	I1	$GEST-NM^	$GEST^		TO-RESTRAIN1A	BORDER1A
M	[MG]	[MG]	normal	deutsch	[MG]	grenze
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Mainly, it’d be better than a university in Germany.
R	PRIMARILY1	$INDEX1	BEST1*	GERMAN1	HERE1
L	PRIMARILY1		$INDEX1
M	[MG]		beste	deutsch
1177278 1177278 \| 46-60m “You mean Germany is attacking the U.S.?”
R	I1	$GEST-ATTENTION1^	OPINION1A	GERMAN1	HERE1	TO-ATTACK1*	AMERICA1*
L						TO-ATTACK1*	AMERICA1*
M			meinst	deutschland		angriff	amerika
1177702 1177702 \| 46-60m They say that before the introduction of the euro, with the Deutsche Mark [German currency before the euro], there were no problems, things were better then.
R	BEFORE1A	EURO2	TO-SAY1*	GERMAN1	GERMAN-MARK1	PROBLEM2A	$INDEX1*
L					GERMAN-MARK1	PROBLEM2A
M	vorher	euro	sagt	deutsch	mark	problem
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f Today, everyone loves Low German and thinks that it’s not being used enough.
R	TODAY1	TO-SAY1	FLAT2	GERMAN1	GREAT1B*	COME-HERE1*	LITTLE-BIT9*
L			FLAT2			COME-HERE1*
M	heute	sag	plattdeutsch		toll	[MG]	zu wenig
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m I’m sick of always seeing the same German ones.
R	EQUAL8*	I1	ALREADY1A*	GERMAN1	SATED1	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
L						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
M			schon	deutsch	satt	[MG]
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m You’re Spanish; I’m German.
R	YOU1	SPAIN-$CANDIDATE-KOE22^	I1	GERMAN1
L
M	du	spanien	ich	deutsch
1428472 1428472 \| 61+m Would you rather sign German or Spanish when we talk?
R	TO-SIGN1A	YOU1	TO-LIKE4*	GERMAN1	OR4B*	SPAIN-$CANDIDATE-KOE22^	TO-SIGN1A
L	TO-SIGN1A				OR4B*		TO-SIGN1A
M	gebärden	du		deutsch	oder	spanien
1429709-16344227-16451821 1429709-… \| 46-60f But all in all Germany performed poorly. I was not content. They were bad.
R	BUT1	TO-SAY1	PERFORMANCE1	GERMAN1	BAD-OR-STALE2B	NOT3B*	SATISFIED2A*
L			PERFORMANCE1		BAD-OR-STALE2B
M	aber		leistung	deutsch	[MG]	nicht	zufrieden»
1431224 1431224 \| 31-45m Now he is the president of the German Olympic Sports Confederation.
R	NOW1	NOW3	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	SPORTS1A*	UNION1B	PRESIDENT1*
L		NOW3			SPORTS1A*	UNION1B
M	jetzt	jetzt		deutscher	sportverband		präsident
1583043 1583043 \| 61+m The German Association for the Deaf was surprised that we already included the name ‘interpreter’ as a title for a profession in our laws.
R	$INDEX1	REALLY1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION1A	$INDEX1
L						ASSOCIATION1A
M	und	[MG]	und	deutscher	gehörlosenbund		[MG]
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f Although there is some of the law’s content based on German example; I've read that somewhere.
R	BUT1*	STATUTE1A	SOMETIMES2	GERMAN1	INVOLVED1A*	I1	TO-READ1A*
L		STATUTE1A	SOMETIMES2		INVOLVED1A*		TO-READ1A*
M	aber	gesetz	manchmal	deutsch	dabei		lesen
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m It all comes down to a decision about the written language: If everyone is writing in German, I can stick to my German signs.
R	TO-DECIDE1B	I1	TO-WRITE1A*	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A*	TO-WRITE1A*	TO-SIGN1A*
L	TO-DECIDE1B		TO-WRITE1A*		TO-SIGN1A*	TO-WRITE1A*	TO-SIGN1A*
M	entscheiden			deutsch			[MG]»
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m Far more Germans than English people emigrated there.
R	USA2*	NARROW1A^	PRIMARILY1*	GERMAN1	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	ENGLAND2*	SMALL12
L	USA2*	NARROW1A^			MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
M	u-s-a		[MG]	deutsch		eng{land}	[MG]
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m One, two, three, four goals! And Germany won!
R	GERMAN1	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	TO-LIST1C*	GERMAN1	HOORAY1
L					HOORAY1
M				deutsch{land}	[MG]
1209746 1209746 \| 18-30m I wasn't used to such a situation without German tidiness.
R	I1	NOT3A	COMPARISON1C*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1
L			COMPARISON1C*
M	[MG]	nicht	vergleich	deutschland
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f At school in 1974, the world cup was the main topic.
R	SCHOOL2H*	SCHOOL1A	ALL2B*	GERMAN1	MAIN-POINT1A	GERMAN1	HEADING1^
L		SCHOOL1A					HEADING1^
M	schule			deutsch	haupt	deutschland
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m I think, we deaf Germans are one community and belong together.
R	LATER4*	I2	EQUAL2*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	TOGETHER1A*	UNIT2*
L						TOGETHER1A*	UNIT2*
M	später						ein{igen}
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m In East Germany, they were already teaching German with a lot of words in one sentence.
R	THEN1B	EAST1A	ALREADY1A	GERMAN1	WORD1*	ALREADY1A	$INDEX1
L			ALREADY1A			ALREADY1A
M		ost	schon	deutsch	wort
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m The problem is that the German Sign Language is, as of right now, not yet listed in an official dictionary.
R	BUT1	PROBLEM2B	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	DGS1	WELL-KNOWN1A^	WORD1*
L		PROBLEM2B				WELL-KNOWN1A^
M	aber	problem		deutschland	d-g-s	offiziell	wörterbuch»
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m My identity, to me, means that I grew up with the German language, culture and history.
R	IDENTITY1A*	BIRTH1A*	TO-GROW-UP1A	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1	$LIST1:2of2d	CULTURE1B
L		BIRTH1A*				$LIST1:2of2d
M	identität		aufwachsen	deutsch	sprache		kultur
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m The German language is rooted in my identity.
R	IDENTITY1A*	MY1	$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1	I1	ROOT1B
L			$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^*				ROOT1B
M	identität		deutsch		sprache		wurzel
1183035 1183035 \| 31-45f The volleyball teams walked by with their flags, first came the Germans, then the Italians and everyone else too.
R	VOLLEYBALL1B	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*	$PROD	GERMAN1	TO-COME2*	ITALY1	TO-COME2*
L	VOLLEYBALL1B	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2^*
M	volleyball			deutschland		italien
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Yet, when coming to Berlin, I realized that Germany was quite different. There is nothing really negative about it, just a lot of positive things to be recognized.
R	I1	BERLIN1B*	IN1*	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	GERMAN1	AREA1A*
L			IN1*
M		berlin		deutsch{land}		deutsch{land}
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m We got relegated. Back at the German championship we were still good; we had 200 points on average.
R	$GEST^	TO-CRASH1*	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	MASTER2D	VERY6	AVERAGE1A
L	$GEST^	TO-CRASH1*	$INDEX1*				AVERAGE1A
M				deutsch meister		[MG]	durchschnitt
1414312 1414312 \| 46-60m How the German soccer team won the FIFA championship in Bern against the Hungarian soccer team, even though they lost in the preliminary matches against them.
R	$INDEX1*	LIKE3A*	FOOTBALL1A*	GERMAN1	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	FOOTBALL1A*	WORLD1
L		LIKE3A*	FOOTBALL1A*			FOOTBALL1A*	WORLD1
M		wie	fuß{ball}	deutsch	früher	fußball	weltmeisterschaft»
2025500 2025500 \| 31-45f They never took place there; the German Association of the Deaf organizes it.
R	CULTURE1A*	NONE1*	CULTURE1A*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A*	ASSOCIATION3A	LINK2*
L	CULTURE1A*		CULTURE1A*			ASSOCIATION3A	LINK2*
M	keine		kultur{tage}	deutschen	gehörlosenbund		[MG]
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m Or do you not like it and ask them to use this sign for ‘Germany’ instead? What do you think?
R	OR1*	NO1A	PLEASE1A	GERMAN1	$GEST^	OPINION1B*	YOUR1
L					$GEST^
M	oder	[MG]	[MG]		[MG]
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m German was the mother tongue in our family.
R	FAMILY1*	GERMAN1*	LANGUAGE1*	GERMAN1	MOTHER1*	LANGUAGE1	GERMAN1*
L	FAMILY1*
M	familie	mu{tter}		mut{ter}	muttersprache		deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m They also say that they like the German Sign Language the best.
R	TO-SAY2B*	MOST2	HERE1	GERMAN1	BEST1*	TO-PLEASE3	TO-SIGN1G
L							TO-SIGN1G
M		meist		deutsch	bes{te}	gefallen
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The German Sign Language is very complex and has a great diversity.
R	I1	STRONG1A*	VERY6^	GERMAN1	MUCH1C	POSSIBLE1*	THIS-AND-THAT2^*
L						POSSIBLE1*	THIS-AND-THAT2^*
M	aber	[MG]		deutsch	vie{l}	mö{g}li{ch}
1246100 1246100 \| 18-30m Here in Germany there are 80 million inhabitants, it’s a relatively small country, and over there there are more than a billion inhabitants.
R	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	$NUM-TENS2A:8d*	$NUM-MILLION1*	SMALL2*
L					$NUM-TENS2A:8d*		SMALL2*
M	deutsch			deutsch	achtzig	millionen
1248699 1248699 \| 18-30m It's softer on the other side, for instance in Germany. There are almost no eruptions here.
R	DIFFERENT2	EXAMPLE1*	HERE1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	HERE1	LIKE1A*
L	DIFFERENT2	EXAMPLE1*
M	anders	beispiel	deutschland				wie
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f A Spanish guy and I didn’t know the language very well; we were no experts in forming sentences.
R	$GEST^	IF-OR-WHEN1A*	I1	GERMAN1	GOOD1*	ALSO3A*	SELF1A*
L	$GEST^					$INDEX1
M		wenn		deutsch	nicht gut	auch	selbst
1249302 1249302 \| 61+f Usually I was travelling through Germany though.
R	BUT1*	MOST1B*	I1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	I1
L		MOST1B*
M	aber	meistens		deutschland
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m For example, the Trio Art, a German theater group, was there as well.
R	EXAMPLE1^*	ALSO1A*	INVOLVED1B	GERMAN1	$NUM-NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE1:3d	$ALPHA1:T-R-I-O*	$NUM-NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE1:3d
L	EXAMPLE1^*	ALSO1A*	INVOLVED1B
M		auch	dabei	deu{tsch}	drei	trio	drei
1249542 1249542 \| 46-60m We were there just the four of us but there were also some German groups.
R	$NUM-NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE1:4*		PRESENT-OR-HERE1	GERMAN1	GROUP1A*	MAIN1A^	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
L		TO-COME1			GROUP1A*		MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M		kommen	da	deu{tsch}	grupp
1180339-16161232-16363818 1180339-… \| 31-45m It is called ‘Ischa Freimaak’ in Low German. It derives from Bremen’s history.
R	TO-KNOW-STH2A^*	$ALPHA1:I-SCH-A-F-R-E-I-M-AA-K	FLAT1A	GERMAN1	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2	HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	FLAT1A
L			FLAT1A			HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	FLAT1A
M		ischafreimaak	plattdeutsch			geschichte	plattdeutsch»
1427368 1427368 \| 46-60f It’s a pity that a university like that doesn’t exist in Germany.
R	$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^*	TOO-BAD1	NOT5*	GERMAN1	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	UNIVERSITY3	PRESENT-OR-HERE1
L		TOO-BAD1
M	aber	schade	nicht	deutsch{land}	da	universität
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60f But it is hard, though, German/
R	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	HEAVY1A	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	GERMAN1
L	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^	HEAVY1A	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M	schwer			deutsch
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m Sure, because she is deaf German is especially hard to learn for her.
R	CLEAR1B*	TO-DEVELOP1A	DEAF1A	GERMAN1	DIFFICULT1	$GEST-OFF1^
L	CLEAR1B*	TO-DEVELOP1A			DIFFICULT1	$GEST-OFF1^
M	klar	entwicklung		deutsch	schwierigkeit
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m The Germans back then were innocent; it wasn’t their fault that part of Germany was taken from them.
R	REASON4A		WE1A	GERMAN1	INNOCENT1*	$GEST-OFF1^	REASON4A
L	REASON4A	$INDEX1			INNOCENT1*	$GEST-OFF1^	REASON4A
M	grund			deutsch	unschuld		grund
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f It was shit, we’re all the same, we’re all Germans.
R	$GEST-DECLINE1^	BOTH1^*	EQUAL1A	GERMAN1
L	$GEST-DECLINE1^		EQUAL1A
M	scheiße		gleich	deutsche
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f The houses were still there, in Eastern Germany, where were the owners?
R	HOUSE1A*	TO-BELONG1*	EAST1A*	GERMAN1	WHERE1A
L	HOUSE1A*	TO-BELONG1*	EAST1A*		WHERE1A
M	[MG] haus	[MG]	ost	deu{tsche}	wo
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f The cloth gets cut in Germany and then sent to India.
R		FABRIC7	HERE1	GERMAN1	$PROD	DONE1B	TO-DELIVER1A*
L	OFF-OR-TO-REMOVE-STH1B*	FABRIC7			$PROD	DONE1B	TO-DELIVER1A*
M	[MG]	stoff	deutschland		[MG]	fertig
1205821 1205821 \| 31-45f Isn't it nice that you and I are both living in the same Germany?
R	HAPPY1	TOGETHER7*	EQUAL1A*	GERMAN1	I1	YOU1
L	HAPPY1	TOGETHER7*	EQUAL1A*
M		zusammen	gleich	deutsch
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m For example, there was the German Cup Championship, as well.
R	EXAMPLE1*	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	SHAPE1A^*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	IN3*
L	EXAMPLE1*				SHAPE1A^*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	IN3*
M	beispiel	[MG]		deutsch	pokalmeisterschaft		im
1209910 1209910 \| 18-30m That was also because of the participation at the German Championships or the Sports Festivals.
R	ALSO1A	THROUGH2A	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	OR5*	CELEBRATION1D*
L					CHAMPIONSHIP1*	OR5*
M	auch	durch		deutsch meisterschaft		oder	sportfest
1177860 1177860 \| 61+m They should rather take care of Germany.
R	RATHER1	I1*	TO-GIVE2^*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A
L		I1*	TO-GIVE2^*
M	lieber		vor vor	deutschland
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m I mean, you stay German.
R	OPINION1A	YOU1	TO-STAY3*	GERMAN1	YES1A
L			TO-STAY3*
M	meine	du	bleibt	deutsch	ja
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m If Germany hasn’t reached that point yet but other countries have, they could already get started with a European Sign Language while we’re still busy.
R	IF-OR-WHEN1A		$INDEX1	GERMAN1	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	NOT-YET2	DIFFERENT2*
L		$INDEX1			$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^		DIFFERENT2*
M				deutschland		noch	ander
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m I got a book but didn’t realize it was in German.
R	I1	$INDEX1	SELF1A*	GERMAN1	BOOK1B	I2	$PROD
L					BOOK1B
M				deutsch	buch		[MG]
1183426 1183426 \| 18-30m They were Russian and didn’t really know German, but still they tried to communicate somehow.
R	TO-MEET2B	RUSSIA4A	FULL2A	GERMAN1	BIT2A	COMMUNICATION1A	$GEST^
L	TO-MEET2B		FULL2A			COMMUNICATION1A	$GEST^
M		russland	voll	deutsch	[MG]	[MG]
1413451-11105600-11163240 1413451-… \| 18-30m I had to take classes in Math and German, and things like that.
R	TO-TEACH1*	MUST1*	MATHEMATHICS1A	GERMAN1	AND-SO-ON4*
L	TO-TEACH1*	MUST1*	MATHEMATHICS1A		AND-SO-ON4*
M		muss		deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m In Germany, for example I sign “How are you?”
R	HOW-QUESTION2*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	MY1*	HOW-QUESTION2*	TO-GO1A*
L	HOW-QUESTION2*					HOW-QUESTION2*
M	wie			deutscher		wie	geh
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f I was not born in Germany, but in Lithuania.
R	BIRTH1B	GENUINE1*	IN1*	GERMAN1	NOT3A	$INDEX1*	LITHUANIA2A
L	BIRTH1B
M				deutschland	nicht		litauen»
1248400 1248400 \| 46-60m I'm a retiree in Germany.
R	PENSION4^	I1	FOR1	GERMAN1
L	PENSION4^
M	treu		für	deutschland
1180539 1180539 \| 46-60f In any case, this sign does not exist here in Germany.
R	TO-STICK7^*	AREA1A^*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	NOT3A*
L	TO-STICK7^*
M	[MG]			deutschland	nicht
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f As typical of northern Germany, people in Hamburg speak Hochdeutsch [high German dialects].
R	TYPICAL1*	AREA1A^*	NORTH1B*	GERMAN1	HIGH6	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1
L
M	typisch		norddeutsch		hochdeutsch		sprach»
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f My mom also really loves Low German.
R	MUM1B*	TO-LIKE2	FLAT2	GERMAN1	$INDEX1
L			FLAT2
M	mama	[MG]	plattdeutsch
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f That’s the current situation, but before, people said that Low German was dirty.
R	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	TO-SAY1	FLAT2	GERMAN1	FIE1
L			FLAT2		FIE1
M	früher	sagt man	plattdeutsch		spott
1429310 1429310 \| 31-45f We were hosting the Women's Athletics Championship.
R	AT-HOME1A^	SUDDENLY4^	AT-HOME1A^	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1	ATHLETICS1A	AT-HOME1A^
L	AT-HOME1A^	SUDDENLY4^	AT-HOME1A^		CHAMPIONSHIP1	ATHLETICS1A	AT-HOME1A^
M	aus{richter}		ausrichter	deutsch meisterschaft		leichtathletik	ausrichter
1585089 1585089 \| 31-45m What do you think, who’ll be German football champion?
R	HEART1B^*	FEELING3*	MASTER3*	GERMAN1	MASTER3	WHO1*	$INDEX1
L			MASTER3*		MASTER3
M	[MG]	{ge}fühl		deutsch meister		wer
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60f I was often on the road with the theatre, the German deaf theatre. We were in many different places in Germany.
R	THEATRE6	FIRST-OF-ALL1A	I1	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	THEATRE6	IN1
L	THEATRE6					THEATRE6
M	gehörlosentheater	erste	ich	deutsch	gehörlosentheater		in
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f One year later, I spoke German quite well and went to another school.
R	TO-LIST1C^	CAN2B*	I1	GERMAN1	TO-HAVE-STH-DOWN-TO-A-FINE-ART1	I1*	WOMAN1A
L		CAN2B*			TO-HAVE-STH-DOWN-TO-A-FINE-ART1
M	später	kann		deutsch	[MG]		frau
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f He said that we were in Germany, not in Japan.
R	NO2A	GERMAN1	HERE1	GERMAN1	JAPAN1*	FAR-AWAY1^*
L
M	[MG]	deutsche	hier	deutsche	japan
1291892 1291892 \| 31-45m I'm really glad my parents are German and that I was born here in this quiet area.
R	HAPPY1	PARENTS1A	BIRTH1A*	GERMAN1	I1	HERE1	USUAL1
L	HAPPY1	PARENTS1A	BIRTH1A*				USUAL1
M	froh	eltern		deutschland
1209006 1209006 \| 18-30m It was the first time for me. Until then, I had mostly seen the German Deaf Theater but that wasn't quite as professional.
R	FIRST-OF-ALL1C	I1	MOST1B	GERMAN1	THEATRE2*	DEAF1A	THEATRE2*
L					THEATRE2*		THEATRE2*
M	erst{e} mal		meist	deutsch gehörlos theater»
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m Then later, Obama was supposed to visit Germany again, but he was scared of the visit.
R	$INDEX1*	TO-BELIEVE2B	ONCE-AGAIN2A*	GERMAN1	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1B*	$INDEX1*	OFF2*
L		$INDEX1	ONCE-AGAIN2A*			$INDEX1*
M			noch mal	deutsch{land}			ab
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f They were great matches and Germany played really well.
R	BEAUTIFUL1A*	TO-PLAY2*	HERE1	GERMAN1	REALLY2*	GOOD1*	TO-PLAY2
L		TO-PLAY2*			REALLY2*	GOOD1*	TO-PLAY2
M	schön	spiel		deutsch	wirklich	gut	gespielt»
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m So which language was there first: German or English?
R	WHO2	$NUM-ORDINAL1:1	LANGUAGE4A	GERMAN1	OR5*	ENGLAND2*	TO-EVALUATE1*
L			LANGUAGE4A		OR5*		TO-EVALUATE1*
M	wer		sprache	deutsch	oder	englisch
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m It should be standardized in Germany; I’m in favor of that.
R	UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^	I1	FOR1	GERMAN1	UNIFORM-$CANDIDATE-NUE35^
L
M	ein{heitlich}		dafür	deutsch	einheitlich
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany, fuck you! Fuck Germany! Germany sucks!”
R	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1	GERMAN1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*	GERMAN1	YOU-PLURAL1B	BAD-OR-STALE2A^*	GERMAN1
L	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1		TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*
M		deutschland	[MG]	deutschland		[MG]	deutschland
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f He even is from Germany.
R	SELF1A*	REALLY2*	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	GERMAN1	$INDEX1
L
M				deutsch
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f I know, well, I still remember how happy I was when Germany won the world cup.
R	TO-REMEMBER2	YES2	WORLD1	GERMAN1	$PROD	YES1A
L			WORLD1
M	erinnere mich	ja	weltmeister	deutsch	[MG]	ja
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m There German is taught from the beginning, and then from the third grade onwards, English is taught , as well.
R	TO-GROW-UP1A	SCHOOL1A	TEACHING1*	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1*	$INDEX1	$NUM-ORDINAL1:3d*
L		SCHOOL1A	TEACHING1*		LANGUAGE1*
M		schule		deutsch	sprache		vierte
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m In my opinion, we should have rules for that here in Germany. Deaf coaches should be recruited because hearing ones don’t know much about deaf people.
R	NOSE1A^	FEELING3*	HERE1	GERMAN1	RULE1A^*	SPORTS1A*	COACH1
L		FEELING3*			RULE1A^*	SPORTS1A*	COACH1
M		[MG]		deutsch{land}	[MG]	spo{rt}	trainer
1414123 1414123 \| 46-60m There are only three water polo clubs in all of Germany – that's it.
R	TO-STAY3	TO-PASS-OR-TO-PERSIST1	UNTIL-NOW1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:3d	CLUB-OR-SOCIETY1A
L	TO-STAY3	TO-PASS-OR-TO-PERSIST1					CLUB-OR-SOCIETY1A
M	bleiben	bestehen	bis	deutschland		drei	verein
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m Speaking of which, do you know what the ASL sign for ‘Germany’ looks like?
R	AMERICA1*		ON-PERSON1*	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A	WHAT-DOES-IT-LOOK-LIKE1	$INDEX1
L	AMERICA1*	AREA1A			TO-SIGN1A
M	amerika		auf	deutsch		wie sieht aus
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m For example, in a signed video the hand would be cut off with this sign GERMAN.
R	$INDEX1	PICTURE1*	TO-SIGN1A	GERMAN1	$PROD	$PROD	$GEST-OFF1^
L		PICTURE1*	TO-SIGN1A		$PROD	$PROD	$GEST-OFF1^
M
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m My family is German.
R	FAMILY3	TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1	REALLY2*	GERMAN1	AREA1A^*	$GEST^
L		TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1				$GEST^
M	familie			deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m My name, for example, #Name1 is a typical German name.
R	$NAME	NOW1	NOT-ANYMORE1A	GERMAN1	TO-BELONG1^*	WORD3*	NOT-ANYMORE1A*
L	$NAME		NOT-ANYMORE1A		TO-BELONG1^*		NOT-ANYMORE1A*
M	#name1			deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m There are deaf people who like the German Sign Language.
R	$INDEX1	GOOD1*	TO-PLEASE3	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1G
L					TO-SIGN1G
M		gut	gefallen	deutsch gebä{rden}
1245820 1245820 \| 31-45m There will be a nationwide impact if a judgement is passed.
R	JUDGEMENT2	TO-SPREAD2	TO-LINK1B^*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	TO-SPREAD2^*	INFLUENCE1*
L	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d	TO-SPREAD2	TO-LINK1B^*			TO-SPREAD2^*	INFLUENCE1*
M	urteil	schnell	[MG]	deutschland		auswirkung
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f It’s possible that the other person doesn’t have a big vocabulary in German just like me.
R	LIKE3B*	SELF1A	ALSO3A	GERMAN1	GOOD1	MEASURE2A^*	ALSO3A*
L	LIKE3B*					MEASURE2A^*	$INDEX1
M	wie	selbst	auch	deutsch	nicht gut	wort	auch
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Americans could come here, you know.
R	TO-COME1*	BEEN2B*	TO-TAKE-HOLD-OF1*	GERMAN1	AREA1A^
L		BEEN2B*	TO-TAKE-HOLD-OF1*
M	[MG]	gewesen		deutschland
1430396 1430396 \| 46-60f Is your wife also Turkish or German?
R	ALSO1A*	TURKEY1*	OR1*	GERMAN1	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
L			OR1*		$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M	auch	türkisch	o{der}	deutsch
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60m At the German deaf theatre a play is of regular length.
R	$GEST-OFF1^	REASON4A	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	HEARING1A	$INDEX1	TO-MEASURE1A^
L	$GEST-OFF1^	REASON4A					TO-MEASURE1A^
M		grund		deutsche	hörend		stück
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f But keep in mind, back then, everyone was Catholic in Germany, there were no Lutherans.
R	$GEST-ATTENTION1^	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	IN1	GERMAN1	ALL1A^	CATHOLIC1A*	LUTHERAN5
L
M	ja	früher	war in	deutschland	nur	katholisch	evangelisch»
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f Germany doesn’t really sew clothes anymore.
R	CLOTHES2	SEWING-MACHINE1	WE1A	GERMAN1	$PROD
L	CLOTHES2	SEWING-MACHINE1
M		[MG]	wir	deu{tsch}	[MG]
1204891 1204891 \| 46-60m It was great because finally a German became pope who would reign over Rome and the whole world.
R	HOORAY2*	FINALLY3	ONCE1A	GERMAN1	POPE5*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$ALPHA1:R
L	HOORAY2*	FINALLY3				PRESENT-OR-HERE1*
M	hurra	endlich	einmal	deutschland	papst	da	rom
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I believe it was the Germany versus Sweden match.
R	$INDEX1	SWEDEN1A*	AGAINST5A	GERMAN1	WAS1	COHERENCE1A^
L		SWEDEN1A*	AGAINST5A			COHERENCE1A^
M	schweden		gegen	deutschland	war
2935384-11295937-11502021 2935384-… \| 31-45m I had problems, because many people came from northern Germany.
R	PROBLEM2B*	$INDEX1	TO-COME2*	GERMAN1	NORTH1A	GERMAN1	REGION-OR-AREA1*
L	PROBLEM2B*
M	pro{blem}			deu{tschland}	norddeutsch{land}
1176407 1176407 \| 18-30f But it looks like there actually is some sort of severe flooding in Germany once in a while, as well.
R	WATER1*	HIGH1*	HERE1	GERMAN1	THERE-IS3	IT-HAPPENS3
L		HIGH1*			THERE-IS3	IT-HAPPENS3
M	wasser	hoch	hier	deutschland	gibt	passiert
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m I compare the spelling of West and East Germany.
R	COMPARISON2*	I1	WEST1A*	GERMAN1	TO-WRITE1A	TO-BELONG1^*	EAST1C*
L	COMPARISON2*		WEST1A*		TO-WRITE1A
M	vergleich	ich	westdeutschland		schreiben		ostdeutschland»
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m Here, in Germany, one would continue to use German Sign Language [DGS].
R	ONLY2A	MY1	AREA1A^	GERMAN1	I1	THERE1	DGS1
L
M	nur		[MG]			dort	d-g-s
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m It has absolutely no similarity to German sign language.
R	SIMILAR1*	SIMILAR2	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1	ZERO2A
L	SIMILAR1*	SIMILAR2			ZERO2A
M		ähn{lich}		deutsch	[MG]
1182343 1182343 \| 31-45f And then sports and math, I was better in those subjects than I was in German.
R	MATHEMATHICS1B*	BETTER1	AS4	GERMAN1	$GEST-NM^
L	MATHEMATHICS1B*				$GEST-NM^
M	mathematik	besser	als	deutsch	[MG]
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m I, as a German-born man should marry a German woman.
R	GERMAN1	MUST1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	GERMAN1	WOMAN1A*	TO-FIND1A
L					WOMAN1A*
M	deutsch{land}	muss	eine	deutsche	frau	finden
1245390 1245390 \| 61+m whenever children asked for the sign and why it was like that, there weren’t any pictures of granddads or dads where you could see the spiked helmet.
R	GRANDCHILD3*		$GEST-ATTENTION1^	GERMAN1	WHAT1B*	$INDEX1	IF-OR-WHEN1A
L	GRANDCHILD3*	CHILD2
M	enkelkind		[MG]		[MG]		wenn
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f Sadly, Germany only came in eleventh place.
R	ONLY2A	$NUM-TEEN2A:1d	PLACE9	GERMAN1	TO-EVALUATE1
L			PLACE9		TO-EVALUATE1
M	nur	elfte	platz	deutschland
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f If I go into a bookstore to buy a book written in Low German, there’s a whole range to choose from.
R	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1B	PLEASE1B	FLAT2	GERMAN1	BOOK1B	$PROD	VERY6
L			FLAT2		BOOK1B
M	geschäft	[MG]	plattdeutsch		buch	[MG]	[MG]
1428907-11590941-12015445 1428907-… \| 18-30f I didn't really like the movie’s effects much. And I am generally not too keen on German movies.
R	SOURCE-TO-EMANATE1^*	$GEST^	PERFECT4	GERMAN1	MOVIE1*	TO-BE-ANNOYED3^*
L	SOURCE-TO-EMANATE1^*	$GEST^	PERFECT4			TO-BE-ANNOYED3^*
M	[MG]		[MG]	deutsch	film	[MG]
1429709-16344227-16451821 1429709-… \| 46-60f There was nothing in English or German, just those incomprehensible characters.
R	ENGLAND3	AND2B	BIT2A	GERMAN1	TO-WRITE2F	ZERO2A	ONLY2A*
L		AND2B				ZERO2A	ONLY2A*
M	englisch	und		deutsch		null	nur
1431224 1431224 \| 31-45m We were treated as if we were the ‘Angels from Germany’.
R	ANGEL1*	ANGEL1*	FOR1*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*	$GEST^
L	ANGEL1*	ANGEL1*					$GEST^
M		engel	für	deutschland
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f That was hard for me because I didn't speak any German.
R	HEAVY3B	REASON4A*	I1	GERMAN1	CAN1*	I1	NOT1
L	HEAVY3B	REASON4A*			CAN1*		NOT1
M	schwer	grund		deutsch	kann nicht
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f … no, some of my family know German.
R		SEVERAL1	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	GERMAN1	OKAY1A
L	$INDEX1
M		da		deutsch	[MG]
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f I didn't know any German and had to learn it on my own.
R	ALSO3A	I1	CAN2A*	GERMAN1	I1	ALONE1C*	ALONE2*
L			CAN2A*
M	auch		kann nicht	deutsch		allein
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Because Germany and the Netherlands are big rivals.
R	REASON4B	HOLLAND1	AND2A	GERMAN1	QUOTATION-MARKS1	TO-ARGUE1A*
L	REASON4B	HOLLAND1	AND2A		QUOTATION-MARKS1	TO-ARGUE1A*
M	grund	holland	und	deutschland		[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m German lessons should be in German Sign Language and English ones in BSL.
R	$INDEX1	MUST1	YOU1*	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1G*	ENGLAND2*	BSL1
L		$INDEX1			TO-SIGN1G*
M		muss	du	deutsch gebärdenspr{ache}		englisch	b-s-l
1177918 1177918 \| 61+m Germany paid some of the African players and now they are playing for Germany.
R	SELF1A*	TO-PLAY2	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	TO-BUY1A
L		TO-PLAY2				TO-BUY1A
M	selbst	spieler	früher	deutsch		abkaufen
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f At school in 1974, the world cup was the main topic.
R	ALL2B*	GERMAN1	MAIN-POINT1A	GERMAN1	HEADING1^	$NUM-TEEN1:9*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*
L					HEADING1^	$NUM-TEEN1:9*	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*
M	schule	deutsch	haupt	deutschland		neunzehnvierundsiebzig»
1178364 1178364 \| 46-60f Usually, there is also one date in Kiel where they show the play by the German Deaf Theater.
R	$INDEX1	KIEL1	APPOINTMENT1A	GERMAN1	THEATRE6*	$GEST^
L			APPOINTMENT1A		THEATRE6*	$GEST^
M	normal	kiel	termin	deutsch	theater
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m But here, where we live, the German DGS should still be used.
R	TO-SIT1A^	$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^	IDENTITY1A*	GERMAN1	DGS1	TO-SIGN1E*	TO-STAY3*
L	TO-SIT1A^	$GEST-TO-STAY-CALM1^				TO-SIGN1E*	TO-STAY3*
M	wohnsitz		iden{tität}	deutsch	d-g-s	[MG]	bleiben
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Yet, when coming to Berlin, I realized that Germany was quite different. There is nothing really negative about it, just a lot of positive things to be recognized.
R	IN1*	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	GERMAN1	AREA1A*	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	NEGATIVE3*
L	IN1*					$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
M		deutsch{land}		deutsch{land}			negativ
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Right. Back then, it was a whole other story - you brought home the championship titles.
R	EXAMPLE1*			GERMAN1	MASTER2D	TO-ACCOMPLISH1B^*
L	EXAMPLE1*	$INDEX1	$INDEX1
M				deutsche meister
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They say just because of the size of the video screen, one should use the ASL sign, and that the sign GERMAN is wrong.
R	PICTURE1*	TO-SIGN1A	THEREFORE1	GERMAN1	WRONG3	$GEST^*
L	PICTURE1*	TO-SIGN1A	THEREFORE1
M			darum		falsch
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m You're right, I'm from Poland, but the area used to be German.
R	BUT1*	AREA1D^*	BACK-THEN1	GERMAN1
L		AREA1D^*
M	aber	land		deutschland
1181027 1181027 \| 18-30f They had a Youth Festival in the US, but there was no such thing in Germany.
R	YOUNG1*	FESTIVAL1	BEEN1*	GERMAN1	NONE1*
L		FESTIVAL1	BEEN1*		NONE1*
M	jugendfestival			deutsch
1428038 1428038 \| 46-60f Rocket technology was invented by the Germans, though.
R	ROCKET1B*	TECHNOLOGY1	TO-BELONG1^*	GERMAN1	TO-BELONG1^*
L	ROCKET1B*	TECHNOLOGY1
M	raketentechnik		deutsch	deutsch
1431676 1431676 \| 46-60m Even though, my parents and all my ancestors are German.
R	PARENTS7	PARENTS7	PAST3*	GERMAN1	PURE1	GERMAN1*
L	PARENTS7	PARENTS7	PAST3*		PURE1
M	obwohl	eltern	[MG]	deutsch		deutsch
1585089 1585089 \| 31-45m He was so happy to come to Germany and to hold up the belt.
R	I1	TO-COME1	HERE1	GERMAN1	HERE1	$PROD
L						$PROD
M	ich			deutschland
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f After the fall of the wall, many Western Germans came to East Berlin and Eastern Germany.
R	MUCH1A*	MUCH10*	WEST1A	GERMAN1	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	EAST1A*	BERLIN1A*
L					MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*	EAST1A*	BERLIN1A*
M	viel		westdeutsch		[MG]	ost	berlin
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f You know it, we received 20 DM an hour.
R	HOUR1A*	$GEST-OFF1^	$NUM-TENS1:2	GERMAN1	TO-PAY7^
L	HOUR1A*	$GEST-OFF1^			TO-PAY7^	BACK-THEN1*
M	stunde	[MG]	zwanzig	deutsch mark		damals
1210206-11564230-11595227 1210206-… \| 61+f Everyone, even here in Germany, was shocked.
R	PEOPLE1*	ALSO3A*	WE3*	GERMAN1	ALL2A*	ALSO3A*	SHOCK5*
L	PEOPLE1*	ALSO3A*	WE3*		ALL2A*	ALSO3A*
M	leute	auch	bei uns	deutschland	alle	auch	schock
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Others always said that we Germans couldn’t be proud of our country.
R	TO-SAY1	OWN1A	COUNTRY3A*	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	ALL2D^*	GERMAN1
L
M	sagen	eigenes	land	deutsch			deutsch
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m If the chosen language was French or German, everyone would speak German, and for instance, all of Spain would sign German.
R	FRANCE4*	TO-SPEAK5A	OR5*	GERMAN1	TO-SPEAK5A		EVERYTHING1B*
L			OR5*			GERMAN1	EVERYTHING1B*
M	französisch		oder	deutsch	sprechen	deutsch	alles
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m The idea of German as the standard language in the U.S. is crazy.
R	REALLY2*	IF-OR-WHEN1A	BIG7^	GERMAN1	AMERICA1*	BIG7^	GERMAN1
L			BIG7^		AMERICA1*	BIG7^
M				deutsch	amerika		deutsch
1183203 1183203 \| 61+f She then had to learn the grammar of the German language in school.
R	MUST1	CHILD2*	TO-LEARN1	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1	SENTENCE1*	GRAMMAR1
L						SENTENCE1*	GRAMMAR1
M	muss	kinder	lernen	deutsch	sprache	satzbau
1183426 1183426 \| 18-30m My father, my parents didn't understand German very well.
R	PARENTS1A	CAN2A	FULL2A*	GERMAN1	INSECURE1
L	PARENTS1A	CAN2A	FULL2A*		INSECURE1
M	eltern	kann	voll	deutsch
1183426 1183426 \| 18-30m Homework? In maths, German.
R	MATHEMATHICS1B*	AND1	$LIST1:2of2d	GERMAN1	$GEST-OFF1^
L	MATHEMATHICS1B*		$LIST1:2of2d		$GEST-OFF1^
M	mathematik			deutsch
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m They had worked with technologies common in the GDR. After the change, they just didn't know the construction of machines from West Germany.
R	HIS-HER1*	LIKE-THIS1A*	TO-CHANGE1A^	GERMAN1	WEST1B*	TO-WORK1*	$INDEX1
L			TO-CHANGE1A^			TO-WORK1*
M		so	[MG]	deutschland	west	arbeit
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m At school I used written German and outside of school I used sign language.
R	MY1	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2C^*	SCHOOL1A	GERMAN1	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2C^*
L		SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2C^*	SCHOOL1A		SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2C^*
M			schule	deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m Some German deaf people are very gifted when it comes to introducing new words.
R	GOOD1	TALENT3*	MUCH1C	GERMAN1	TO-BELONG1^	SOME1*	TALENT1A*
L
M	[MG]	talent	viel				tal{ent}
1246102 1246102 \| 18-30f It's one word and its meaning after another — just like in a dictionary for German.
R	BOOK1B*	SAME2B*		GERMAN1	BOOK1B*	$INDEX1*
L	BOOK1B*	SAME2B*	IN1		BOOK1B*	$INDEX1*
M		selbe		deutsch{land}
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m Someone told me that it’s pretty important in Germany to have the dubbed sound of a movie. It’s supposed to be important.
R	$INDEX1	I1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	HERE1	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	IMPORTANT1*
L						$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^	IMPORTANT1*
M	erzähl			deutsch			wichtig»
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f For example in the United States or anywhere else in the world, because there were no options in Germany.
R	$GEST^	WORLD1	REASON4B*	GERMAN1	NOT6
L	$GEST^	WORLD1	REASON4B*		NOT6
M		welt	grund	deutschland	gibt
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f As typical of northern Germany, people in Hamburg speak Hochdeutsch [high German dialects].
R	NORTH1B*	GERMAN1	HIGH6	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1	$GEST-OFF1^	AREA1B*
L						$GEST-OFF1^	AREA1B*
M	norddeutsch		hochdeutsch		sprach
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f You can only find very few books in Low German at Karstadt in the city centre.
R	TO-BELONG1*	I2	FLAT2	GERMAN1	BOOK1B	LONG1B	SMALL1B
L			FLAT2		BOOK1B	LONG1B	SMALL1B
M			plattdeutsch		buch	[MG]
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f I was picked on, because of my poor German, and for being fat.
R	$INDEX1	I1	CAN1*	GERMAN1		$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d	I1
L					$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d
M			kann nicht	deutsch		zwei
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m I got more interested when Obama first visited Germany and talked to Merkel.
R	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*	FIRST-OF-ALL1C	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*	GERMAN1	TO-COME1^	$NAME-ANGELA-MERKEL1	TO-MEET1
L	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*		TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*				TO-MEET1
M	bes{uchen}	erste	besuch	deutschland		merkel
1210208 1210208 \| 46-60m I think the most important part is that we can be proud to have a German pope and that we can show that pride.
R	TO-SHOW1A	PROUD1	I1	GERMAN1	POPE1*	REALLY2	PROUD1
L	TO-SHOW1A				POPE1*	REALLY2
M	zeigen	stolz		deutsch	papst		stolz»
1209746 1209746 \| 18-30m I wasn't used to such a situation without German tidiness.
R	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	ORDER1B	SMOOTH-OR-SLICK1^*
L					ORDER1B	SMOOTH-OR-SLICK1^*
M	deutschland				ordnung
1211283 1211283 \| 31-45f Well, they asked me to do it: “Your German writing skills are good, please work in our team.”
R	I1	YOU1	TO-WRITE2C*	GERMAN1	UP-OFF2	I2*	TO-WORK4*
L			TO-WRITE2C*				TO-WORK4*
M		du	schreiben	deutsch	auf		arbei{ts}gruppe»
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I wouldn’t even know what German meant anymore.
R	TO-KNOW-STH2A	NOT1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	MEANING1	$GEST-OFF1^
L		NOT1				$GEST-OFF1^
M	weiß nicht mehr		was	deutsch	bedeutet
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m My parents taught German to me, and I automatically pass that German language on to my children.
R	HISTORY-OR-STORY2^*	TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*	I1	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1*	I1	TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*
L	HISTORY-OR-STORY2^*	TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*					TO-TEACH-SB-STH1*
M	sprache	[MG]		deutsch	sprache
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m How often did you win the German championship?
R	HOW-MUCH3A*	TIMES3*		GERMAN1	MASTER2A
L	HOW-MUCH3A*		$INDEX1
M	wie viel	mal		deutsch meister
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m The coach of the German team, on the other hand, needed an interpreter.
R	OUTDOORS1A^*	COACH1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	COACH1	TO-SPEAK5A*	INTERPRETER1
L	OUTDOORS1A^*	COACH1			COACH1		INTERPRETER1
M			ich	deutsch{land}	trainer	[MG]	dolmetscher»
1414123 1414123 \| 46-60m I also won the German Soccer Championship with the Comet club once.
R	NEAR1A*	$ORG-COMET1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	GERMAN1	MASTER4A*	$INDEX1*	TO-LET1^*
L
M	bei	comet	einmal	deutsch meister
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m To Israel with German deaf people/
R	AND2A*	DEAF1A*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	AND2A	DEAF1A*
L	AND2A*				AND2A
M	und		auch	deutsch	und
1247525 1247525 \| 61+m And in the end we won the German water polo championship twice.
R	IN1	WATER-POLO1*	TIMES3*	GERMAN1	MASTER2A*	SUCCESS3^*	DONE1A
L					MASTER2A*		DONE1A
M	im	wasserball	zweimal	deutsch meister		erreichen
1181027 1181027 \| 18-30f There wasn't much going on concerning the youth movement in Germany, either; they didn't present cultural aspects enough.
R	YOUNG1*	TO-SWARM1	MOVEMENT1B	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	BAD-OR-STALE2A*	$GEST-OFF1^
L		TO-SWARM1	MOVEMENT1B				$GEST-OFF1^
M	jugendbewegung			deutschland		[MG]
1583043 1583043 \| 46-60m I think that back in the day, the association for the Deaf/
R	THROUGH2A	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION1A*	GERMAN1	GENERALLY1C*
L			ASSOCIATION1A*
M	früher	gehörlosenb{und}		deutsche	allgemein
1584198 1584198 \| 31-45m She got quite a bad grade in German on her report card as well.
R	DOCUMENT-OR-CERTIFICATE1	DOCUMENT-OR-CERTIFICATE4*	TO-LOOK2*	GERMAN1	VERY1	BAD-OR-STALE1	$GEST-OFF1^
L		DOCUMENT-OR-CERTIFICATE4*			VERY1		$GEST-OFF1^
M	zeugnis			deutsch	sehr	schlecht
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m No, it didn't. Germany reunited.
R	$PROD	NOTHING1A*	NO2B*	GERMAN1	$PROD	ROUND12^*
L		NOTHING1A*				ROUND12^*
M				deutsch
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m I think it’s German history and our tradition.
R	TRUE2	HISTORY-ASL1*	TRADITION2A	GERMAN1	MY1	TRADITION2A	$GEST-OFF1^
L			TRADITION2A			TRADITION2A	$GEST-OFF1^
M	wahr	geschichte		deutsch		gesch{ichte}
1210206-12000807-12040142 1210206-… \| 61+f But we’re all very proud of the German, our German Pope.
R	PROUD1*	I1	TO-BELONG1^*	GERMAN1	$GEST-OFF1^	$GEST^
L					$GEST-OFF1^	$GEST^
M	stolz	deutsche	deutscher		papst
1209077 1209077 \| 18-30f Sometimes I think it would be best if there'd be only four schools for the deaf in Germany.
R	WOULD-BE1	GOOD1	WHAT1B*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	QUOTATION-MARKS1*	TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*
L
M	wäre	gut	was	deutschland			hat
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Other countries can oppose Germany, but I feel like only the Netherlands is this stubborn about it.
R	ALSO1A*	CAN2A	AGAINST1	GERMAN1	ONLY2A*	HOLLAND1*	PIGHEADED1
L		CAN2A				HOLLAND1*
M	auch	kann	gegen	deutschland	nur	holland
2935384-11295937-11502021 2935384-… \| 31-45m I had problems, because many people came from northern Germany.
R	TO-COME2*	GERMAN1	NORTH1A	GERMAN1	REGION-OR-AREA1*	TO-COME2*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
L							MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*
M		deu{tschland}	norddeutsch{land}			[MG]
1250059 1250059 \| 18-30m Yet, the demonstrations and strikes were kept up, because the people wanted a reunification by all means.
R	LATER3*	WHAT1A	FALL-OF-THE-BERLIN-WALL2	GERMAN1	AREA1F	EQUAL5^	TO-WANT2*
L		WHAT1A	FALL-OF-THE-BERLIN-WALL2			EQUAL5^	TO-WANT2*
M	später		mauer	deutschland		leute	will
1176407 1176407 \| 18-30f You look at it, and you think, 'that can't be Germany; it has to be somewhere else.'
R	TO-BELIEVE2A	NOT3A	SELF1A*	GERMAN1	WHERE1A*	SOMEWHERE-ELSE2*
L					WHERE1A*
M	glaube		selber	deutschland	wo	woanders
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m My job assistant writes letters for me in German.
R	$GEST-OFF1^	FOR1*	TO-WRITE1A	GERMAN1	TO-TRANSLATE1*	FOR1*
L	$GEST-OFF1^		TO-WRITE1A		TO-TRANSLATE1*
M		für		deutsch	[MG]	für
1183203 1183203 \| 61+f So, he knew about bilingual life; he used German at home and English at the office.
R	LANGUAGE1*	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2A^*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	AND7A	ENGLAND3	BACK-AND-FORTH1^*
L	LANGUAGE1*	SHELF-OR-SUBJECT2A^*			AND7A		BACK-AND-FORTH1^*
M	sprachen			deutsch	und	englisch
1183426 1183426 \| 18-30m Here in Germany I went to a kindergarten for the first time.
R	FIRST-TIME3A	I1	HERE1	GERMAN1
L
M	erstes mal			deutsch
1247199 1247199 \| 46-60f He had been to Berlin before, and he had tried to convince East and West Germany to reunite.
R	BERLIN1A*	$INDEX1	TO-TRY1*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	SHOULD1*	EAST1A
L
M	berlin		versuchen	deutschland		soll	ost
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m The Dutch often know German, as well.
R	$INDEX1	TO-OWN1	CAN2B*	GERMAN1	TO-SPEAK4*	CAN2B*	$INDEX1
L			CAN2B*			CAN2B*
M	[MG]		kann	deutsch	sprechen	kann
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Like this one university that’s supposed to be in south Germany near Bad-Kreuznach.
R	$INDEX1	SHOULD1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	$MORPH-BATH1*	CROSS2A*
L						$MORPH-BATH1*
M		soll		deutsch{land}		bad kreuznach»
1289868 1289868 \| 18-30f My classmates picked on me, because I didn't know any German and was overweight back then, as well.
R	REASON4B	I1	CAN2B*	GERMAN1	AND2A	$NUM-ORDINAL1:2	I1
L	REASON4B		CAN2B*		AND2A
M	grund		kann nicht	deutsch	und	zweit{ens}
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m I only remember one thing precisely, that’s when we were watching the match Germany versus Argentina.
R	LAST1B*	TO-SEE1	$GEST-TO-MAKE-A-FIST1^*	GERMAN1	AGAINST3A	ARGENTINA1
L	LAST1B*		$GEST-TO-MAKE-A-FIST1^*		AGAINST3A
M	letzte			deutsch{land}	gegen	argentinien
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I think Germany would have had to play against the Netherlands if they had won [a specific match], or something like that.
R	WORLD-CHAMPIONSHIP1	$INDEX1	WHEN2*	GERMAN1	TO-WIN1	$INDEX1	SHOULD1*
L
M	w-m		wann	deutsch{land}	[MG]		soll»
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m But it’s different in ASL where you use the one-handed finger alphabet like in DGS, although you sign differently.
R	ALPHABET1	LIKE3B*	I1	GERMAN1	ONLY2A	TO-SIGN1G*	DIFFERENT1
L		LIKE3B*				TO-SIGN1G*	DIFFERENT1
M		wie		deutsch	nur		anders
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany, fuck you! Fuck Germany! Germany sucks!”
R	GERMAN1	YOU-PLURAL1B	BAD-OR-STALE2A^*	GERMAN1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1
L					TO-SCREW-SB-UP1
M	deutschland		[MG]	deutschland
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f I’d like to ask you, can they speak German or English in the US?
R	$INDEX1*	THERE1*	MEANING1*	GERMAN1	TO-SPEAK4*	OR1*	ENGLAND4
L
M	amerika		be{deutet}	deutsch	sprechen	oder	englisch»
1177918 1177918 \| 61+m Back then the U.S. copied Germany in terms of their development of nuclear energy because they invented it originally.
R	NUCLEAR3	IN-ADDITION1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	NUCLEAR3	TO-INVENT1	IN-ADDITION1^*
L		IN-ADDITION1*
M	atom		von	deutschland	atom	[MG]	deutsch
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Back then, I didn't really know a lot of German Sign Language, so I joined the soccer club Comet.
R	BEEN1		I1	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A*	I1*	FOR1
L		FIRST1D			TO-SIGN1A*
M	gewesen	zuerst		deutsch			für
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m Yes, many of the athletes at the most recent Olympic games in Taipei had hearing coaches as well.
R	OLYMPIA1	TAIPEI1	TO-GO-THERE1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A	SPORTS1A*	AREA1A^*
L	OLYMPIA1	TAIPEI1				SPORTS1A*
M	olympia	taiwan	hin	deutschland		sport
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m Those muscular and tall hearing guys on the bowling team are good on a national level.
R	$INDEX1	BOWLING2	VERY6	GERMAN1	AREA1A
L
M	ich	bowling
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m I asked him why he chose most players from Southern Germany and none from Berlin even though there are some really good ones like #Name2 son who can handle the football so skillfully, and others. Why he decided against them.
R	I1	TO-KNOW-STH2A^	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	MOST1B*	SOUTH1A	$INDEX1
L
M				deutsch	meisten	süd
1414312 1414312 \| 46-60m We were welcomed with a big applause when we came back home with the gold medal.
R	TO-TAKE-SB-OR-STH-ALONG1*	OUTSIDE1*	HERE1*	GERMAN1	MUCH1C	APPLAUSE2*	ALL1B^
L	TO-TAKE-SB-OR-STH-ALONG1*	OUTSIDE1*	HERE1*			APPLAUSE2*
M	mit	draußen	deutschland		viel	applaus
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m They accept the sign TURKEY, but they dislike the sign GERMAN. I don’t understand that.
R	TURKEY1	RIGHT-OR-CORRECT2*	$ORAL^	GERMAN1	WRONG3	I1*	$GEST^*
L			$ORAL^
M	türkei	richtig	aber	deutsch	falsch
1212176 1212176 \| 46-60m I wasn't born and raised in Germany.
R	BIRTH1A	TO-GROW-UP1B	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	NOT3A	I1
L	BIRTH1A
M	geb{urt}			deutschland
1247525 1247525 \| 61+m I think it was four or five years ago that the DGS, the Deutscher Gehörlosen-Sportbund [German Deaf Sports Association], announced that doping wasn’t acceptable even among amateur athletes.
R	YEAR1A*	ALREADY1A	DGS1	GERMAN1	SPORTS2	ASSOCIATION1A*	ALSO3A
L		ALREADY1A			SPORTS2	ASSOCIATION1A*
M	fünf jahre	schon	d-g-s	deutscher	sportbund		auch
1180339-16161232-16363818 1180339-… \| 31-45m It is called ‘Ischa Freimaak’ in Low German. It derives from Bremen’s history.
R	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN2	HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	FLAT1A	GERMAN1	WORD2	$INDEX1
L		HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	FLAT1A
M		geschichte	plattdeutsch
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f If I lived in east Germany, for example, and ordered a car.
R	I1	EAST1A	APARTMENT5	GERMAN1	APARTMENT5	I1	TO-ORDER1C
L			APARTMENT5		APARTMENT5
M	ich	ost		deutsch{land}	wohn		best{ellen}
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m I once happened to leaf through the Deutsche Gehörlosenzeitung [monthly German magazine for the deaf; lit. German Deaf Newspaper].
R	I1	BOREDOM1*		GERMAN1	DEAF1A	NEWSPAPER1A*
L			$PROD			NEWSPAPER1A*
M		[MG]		deutsch gehörlos zeitung
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f Because a Swede, for example, would have to learn German if he came here.
R	$INDEX1	SWEDEN1A	TO-COME1	GERMAN1	TO-SEPARATE1B^	GERMAN1	TO-LEARN1
L		SWEDEN1A			TO-SEPARATE1B^
M		schweden		deutsch	ext{ra}	deutsch	lernen
1183846 1183846 \| 31-45m It influenced me a lot; I wanted to build a program like that in Germany.
R	I2	TO-WISH1B	ALSO3A	GERMAN1	TO-FOUND3	TO-DEVELOP1A	$GEST-OFF1^
L					TO-FOUND3	TO-DEVELOP1A	$GEST-OFF1^
M	ich	wünschen	auch	deutschland	aufbauen
1179224 1179224 \| 31-45f But before, people liked to use Low German much more.
R	MUCH1A	WHAT1B*	FLAT2	GERMAN1	$INDEX1*
L	AREA1A*		FLAT2
M	viel	was	plattdeutsch
1431224 1431224 \| 31-45m The members of the national team came from all over Germany.
R	TEAM-OR-CREW1*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF2*	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*
L	TEAM-OR-CREW1*	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	FROM-OR-BY-OR-OF2*
M	nationalmannschaft	[MG]	von	deutschland
1289623 1289623 \| 46-60f I was often on the road with the theatre, the German deaf theatre. We were in many different places in Germany.
R	DEAF1A	THEATRE6	IN1	GERMAN1	AREA1F	TO-DRIVE1^*	LOCATION1A*
L		THEATRE6				TO-DRIVE1^*
M	gehörlosentheater		in	deutschland		tournee	[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m Teachers would have to know both languages the way it is with hearing teachers who know for example German as well as French.
R	HEARING1A*	$INDEX1	$GEST^	GERMAN1	TO-SPEAK6*	FRANCE3A	TO-SPEAK6*
L			$GEST^
M	hörend			deutsch		französisch
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m Usually, you could refuel your car for, on average, 20 Mark, German Mark, always for that amount.
R	BETWEEN3*	$NUM-TENS1:2	GERMAN-MARK2*	GERMAN1	GERMAN-MARK2*	BETWEEN3*	BETWEEN1B*
L	BETWEEN3*		GERMAN-MARK2*		GERMAN-MARK2*	BETWEEN3*	BETWEEN1B*
M	zwischen	zwanzig	mark	deutsch mark
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f I think the World Championship in 2006 was some sort of liberation for Germany.
R	FREE2B	FOR1	MUNICH1A*	GERMAN1	I1	FEELING3*	LIKE3B*
L	FREE2B					FEELING3*	LIKE3B*
M	befreiung	für	mü{nchen}	deutschland		fühlen	wie
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f Others always said that we Germans couldn’t be proud of our country.
R	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	ALL2D^*	GERMAN1	CAN1*	LIKE3B*
L					CAN1*	LIKE3B*
M	deutsch			deutsch		wie
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m The idea of German as the standard language in the U.S. is crazy.
R	GERMAN1	AMERICA1*	BIG7^	GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A*	VERY6*	$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
L		AMERICA1*	BIG7^		TO-SIGN1A*		$GEST-NM-SHAKE-HEAD1^
M	deutsch	amerika		deutsch		[MG]
1431896 1431896 \| 46-60m I compare the spelling of West and East Germany.
R	TO-WRITE1A	TO-BELONG1^*	EAST1C*	GERMAN1	TO-WRITE1A	COMPARISON1C*	COMPARISON2*
L	TO-WRITE1A				TO-WRITE1A	COMPARISON1C*	COMPARISON2*
M	schreiben		ostdeutschland		schreiben		vergleich
1419370 1419370 \| 18-30m If I imagine a university was established here in Germany, it would go really well.
R	GERMAN1*	UNIVERSITY1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	HERE1*	TO-FOUND4	I1
L						TO-FOUND4
M		universität		deutsch
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f But that was Argentina against Germany.
R	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	ARGENTINA1*	AGAINST3C	GERMAN1
L	$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1		AGAINST3C		$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1
M		argentinien	gegen	deutschland
1205168 1205168 \| 18-30f But a lot of people at the Oktoberfest for instance turn up their noses whenever they hear something about Germany.
R	BECAUSE-OF2A*	STILL4B	WE1A*	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	ALREADY1A*	$INDEX1
L	BECAUSE-OF2A*					ALREADY1A*
M	wegen	noch	wir	deutschland		schon	[MG]
1414123 1414123 \| 46-60m I'll also organize the German Deaf Sports Days 2012 in Berlin.
R	TO-ORGANISE2A	FOR1	NEXT1	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	SPORTS1A*	CELEBRATION1D*
L	TO-ORGANISE2A					SPORTS1A*	CELEBRATION1D*
M	organisieren	für	nächste jahr	deutsch gehörlos sportfest
1180339-16161232-16363818 1180339-… \| 31-45m There they have a large harbor, a zoo, and the German Maritime Museum.
R	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	WHAT1A	SHIP1	GERMAN1	MUSEUM1	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$GEST^
L	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	WHAT1A	SHIP1			PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	$GEST^
M	da		schiff	deutsch	museum	da
1181027 1181027 \| 18-30f They also showed a film about the founding of the German Deaf Youth.
R	SOURCE1A^*	BEGINNING1A	SOURCE1A^*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	YOUNG1*	HOW-QUESTION2
L		BEGINNING1A					HOW-QUESTION2
M		anfang	gründung	deutsche	gehörlosenjugend		wie
1431642-17445220-17471818 1431642-… \| 61+m At that time at the Culture Days in Munich, I was a member of the German Association of the Deaf.
R	HISTORY-OR-STORY1^	I2	SELF1A*	GERMAN1	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION1A	I2*
L	HISTORY-OR-STORY1^					ASSOCIATION1A
M	damals		selbst	deutscher gehörlosenbund
1204694 1204694 \| 61+f On the other hand, foreigners like Turkish, Italian and Yugoslav people come here and work for our German retirement.
R	ITALY1	YUGOSLAVIA1	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*	GERMAN1	TO-WORK2*	OUR1A	GERMAN1
L			MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE1*		TO-WORK2*
M		ju{go}sla{wien}	[MG]		arbeit	für uns	deutsch
1248505 1248505 \| 31-45f The German tourists confirmed her death with the following gesture: dead!
R				GERMAN1*	TO-DRIVE1*	VACATION1*	$INDEX1
L				GERMAN1*	TO-DRIVE1*	VACATION1*
M				deutsch		urlaub
1177860 1177860 \| 61+m It’s the Deutsche Bank [German Bank].
R				GERMAN1*	BANK1*
M				deutsche bank
1427368 1427368 \| 46-60f He is German, studied in America and afterwards came back to Hamburg.
R			ALSO3A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	SELF1A*	TO-STUDY1*
L			ALSO3A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	SELF1A*	TO-STUDY1*
M			auch			selber	studieren
1204694 1204694 \| 61+f Do you have the German deaf newspaper?
R			YOU1*	GERMAN1*	TO-GIVE2^*	YESTERDAY1A*
L			YOU1*	GERMAN1*	TO-GIVE2^*	YESTERDAY1A*
M			du	deutsch	gehörlosenzeitung
1204691 1204691 \| 61+f After the fall of the wall, many Western Germans came to East Berlin and Eastern Germany.
R	EAST1A*	BERLIN1A*	EAST1A*	GERMAN1*
L	EAST1A*	BERLIN1A*	EAST1A*	GERMAN1*
M	ost	berlin	ost	deutschland
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m It’ll be new/ Well, so far, the teams from North Rhine-Westphalia that placed first and second got sent to the German Championship.
R	$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d*	SOLID1*	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH1*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	$INDEX1*
L	$NUM-ORDINAL1:2d*	SOLID1*	TO-SEND-OR-TO-DISPATCH1*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*	$INDEX1*
M	zweite	fest	schicken	deutsche meisterschaft
1181027 1181027 \| 18-30f A president from Austria came to tell something about the differences between Germany and Austria.
R	WHAT-DOES-THAT-MEAN1*	DIFFERENT1		GERMAN1*	DIFFERENT1	WHAT-DOES-THAT-MEAN1	TO-SEPARATE1B*
L		DIFFERENT1	$INDEX1	GERMAN1*	DIFFERENT1		TO-SEPARATE1B*
M	was	anders		deutschland	anders	was
1433410 1433410 \| 18-30m The group was a rather international one with people from Australia, Sweden, the Netherlands and even some from Germany.
R	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	ON-PERSON1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	REGULARLY2*	I1*
L	$INDEX1	$INDEX1*		GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*
M	deutsche			deutsch		[MG]»
1429124-13403249-13545507 1429124-… \| 18-30m So, if we place third at the North Rhine-Westphalian championship, we won’t be able to play in the German championship next season.
R	I1*	OFF1A^*	TO-BE-CALLED1B*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1	OUT1	I2
L	I1*	OFF1A^*	TO-BE-CALLED1B*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1
M	ni{cht} dabei		hei{ßen}	deutsche meisterschaft		raus»
1245887 1245887 \| 61+f There were all those sports meetings in all the different countries, and also the German championship.
R		JOURNEY3*	COUNTRY1A*	GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*
L		JOURNEY3*		GERMAN1*	CHAMPIONSHIP1*
M		[MG]	l{änder}	deutsche meisterschaft
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m You have Germany right there, and Poland next to that, then the Ukraine and right above that White Russia, well, Belarus.
R				GERMAN1*		POLAND1B*	UKRAINE1*
L		DIRECTION3^	$PROD	GERMAN1*	$PROD	POLAND1B*	UKRAINE1*
M				deutsch{land}		polen	ukraine
1184536 1184536 \| 46-60m There’d be elder people who could still speak German, and then lots of new employees.
R	$INDEX1*	STILL1B*	OLD8B*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*		NEW1A*
L	$INDEX1*	STILL1B*	OLD8B*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-HIRE1A*
M		noch	alt	deutsch			neu»
1432043 1432043 \| 46-60m On one side of the bridge there’s Germany, the other side is Denmark.
R	HERE1	BRIDGE1B		GERMAN1*		DENMARK1*
L		BRIDGE1B	HERE1	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1
M		brücke		deutsch{land}		dänemark
1184749 1184749 \| 18-30f The German sign can be weird - not logical - but the other one seems right.
R	QUOTATION-MARKS1*	$INDEX1*	WEIRD-STRANGE2*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-SIGN1A*	$MORPH-UN5
L		$INDEX1*	WEIRD-STRANGE2*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-SIGN1A*	$INDEX1
M			[MG]	deutsch			unlogisch»
1289910 1289910 \| 18-30f His father is from Morocco, his mother is from Germany.
R		MOROCCO1*	MOTHER1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-MIX2^*
L	$INDEX1	MOROCCO1*	MOTHER1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	TO-MIX2^*	$INDEX1
M	vater	maro{kko}	mutter	deutsch
1247849 1247849 \| 46-60f It’s not any better here in Germany.
R	TO-HAVE-TO-OWN1*	BETTER1*	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L			HERE1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1*
M	hat	auch nicht besser		deutschland
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m Yes, English, math, and German.
R	$LIST1:2of2d	MATHEMATHICS1B*	$LIST1:3of3d	GERMAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L	$LIST1:2of2d	MATHEMATHICS1B*	$LIST1:3of3d	GERMAN1*	$LIST1:3of3d*
M		mathe		deutsch
1432043 1432043 \| 46-60m But the other way around, Germany was here and Denmark there.
R	$ORAL^	$PROD	$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1*	DENMARK1*	$PROD
L	$ORAL^		$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1*	DENMARK1*
M	aber	um		deutsch{land}	hier	dänemark
1433410 1433410 \| 18-30m I think you can feel more excluded in Germany.
R	I1*	MORE1*	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L	$INDEX1	MORE1*	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	HERE1*	$GEST-OFF1^
M	ich	mehr	hier	deutschland
1413251 1413251 \| 46-60m Are the roots really that huge or just anchored? One is firmly rooted, really deeply. DGS has been used for generations. One can’t just change that.
R	TO-GROW2C	OLD5A	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	GERMAN1*	DGS1*	TO-CUT-OFF1*
L		$INDEX1	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	GERMAN1*	DGS1*	$INDEX1	IMAGINATION1A
M		alt		deutsch
1419370 1419370 \| 31-45m But a problem could be if all deaf students were at the university in Germany and, e.g. French students were fighting for better conditions here.
R	TO-COME1*	PROTEST1*	FOR1*	GERMAN1*
L		PROTEST1*	FOR1*	GERMAN1*
M		[MG]	für	deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The Germans don't think of it as that interesting.
R					TO-FEEL-SICK1*	TO-GET-INTO-MISCHIEF1B	$GEST-OFF1^
L				GERMAN1	TO-FEEL-SICK1*	TO-GET-INTO-MISCHIEF1B	$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsch
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m DGS [short for German Sign Language] caught the eye of many people.
R						TO-SIGN1E*	TO-BE-EYE-CATCHING1^*
L				GERMAN1	YOU1*	TO-SIGN1E*
M				deutsch			[MG]
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m It was the final match: Germany against Argentina.
R					AGAINST3A*		FINAL-MATCH2
L				GERMAN1	AGAINST3A*	ARGENTINA1*	FINAL-MATCH2
M				deutsch{land}	gegen	argen{tinien}	endspiel
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m Here, through the German Federation of the Deaf, one doesn’t have to pay fees when taking trips [probably referring to train rides].
R						ASSOCIATION3C*	FREE1*
L				GERMAN1	DEAF1A	ASSOCIATION3C*	FREE1*
M				deutscher gehörlosenbund			frei
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m They weren’t allowed to travel to the west.
R
L				GERMAN1	TO-COME1*	NOT3A	ONLY2B
M				deutsch{land}			nur
1413251 1413251 \| 31-45m I would probably find the way German people sign weird, and wouldn’t accept it.
R					TO-SIGN1A*	WEIRD-STRANGE3*	$GEST^
L				GERMAN1	TO-SIGN1A*	WEIRD-STRANGE3*	$GEST^
M				deu{tsch}	[MG]	[MG]
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m Yes, the sign TURKEY is still in front of the head and GERMAN goes above it.
R					$PROD	$PROD	$GEST-OFF1^
L				GERMAN1		$PROD	$GEST-OFF1^
M
1244581 1244581 \| 18-30m I heard that many Germans had died. It was terrible.
R
L			MUCH1C	GERMAN1	TO-DIE2*	TO-LEARN-STH1A*	LITTLE-BIT2*
M			viel	deutsche	gestorben	erfahren
1429737 1429737 \| 61+f For example to the German championship.
R					CHAMPIONSHIP1	$GEST-OFF1^
L			$GEST-OFF1^*	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1	$GEST-OFF1^
M				deutsche	meisterschaft
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m Maybe the German soccer players were caught off guard.
R			MAYBE3			TO-PLAY2*
L			MAYBE3	GERMAN1	ALL1A^*	TO-PLAY2*	SURPRISE1B*
M			vielleicht	deutsch		spieler	überra{scht}
1291572 1291572 \| 46-60f At some point I moved to Germany.
R			PROCEEDING1B
L			PROCEEDING1B	GERMAN1	TO-MOVE-IN1*
M				deutschland
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f But it’s true that here in Germany it’s different, they have to hire and pay many interpreters here.
R
L			HERE1	GERMAN1	RIGHT-OR-AGREED1A	UNIVERSITY2	MUCH1C
M			aber	deutsch{land}	stimmt	uni	viel
1178133 1178133 \| 46-60f When did Germany win again?
R
L			ALSO1A*	GERMAN1	TO-WIN1	WHEN1
M			auch	deutschland	gewonnen	wann
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m I watched them communicate by talking to each other the entire time.
R			PART3B			TO-SWARM1*	MORE1
L			PART3B	GERMAN1	SEVERAL1*	TO-SWARM1*
M				deutsch	[MG]	[MG]	mehr
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m You were allowed to drive small trucks up to 7.5 tonnes.
R						$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:7d
L			$INDEX1	GERMAN1	ALLOWED5	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1B:7d	COMMA1
M				deutsch	darf	sieben komma fünf»
1429737 1429737 \| 61+f I once was at a swimming competition. It was the German Championship in Hamburg.
R		TO-SWIM1*	FIGHT1A		CHAMPIONSHIP1
L	THERE1	TO-SWIM1*	FIGHT1A	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1	I1	TO-GO-THERE1*
M	hamburg	schwimmwettkampf		deutsche meisterschaft
1176566 1176566 \| 61+m I notified the German Sport Association that the Hamburg sports club is no longer playing.
R					UNION3A*
L		I1	TO-LET-KNOW2^*	GERMAN1	UNION3A*	I2	TO-LET-KNOW2^
M				deutscher	sportbund		abmelden
1429781-13002707-13070302 1429781-… \| 61+f The German championship used to be for everyone together.
R			TOGETHER7*		CHAMPIONSHIP1	TOGETHER7*
L		PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	TOGETHER7*	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1	TOGETHER7*
M		früher	zusammen	deutsche meisterschaft
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m I watched it together with my family, and we all thought they'd make it and get out of this with a tie.
R			HOORAY3		TIE2
L		FAMILY3*	HOORAY3	GERMAN1	TIE2
M		fa{milie}	ja	deutsch{land}	unentschieden
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m They say Germany has a strong economical growth. Economy wise, it’s going quite well.
R						TO-WORK1*
L		$INDEX1	MUCH5*	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	TO-WORK1*	STEEP1*
M				deutsch
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m They followed particular goals; that wasn’t the case in Germany.
R			AIM2*			CLUELESS1B*
L		PRESENT-OR-HERE1*	AIM2*	GERMAN1	HERE1	CLUELESS1B*
M		da	ziel ziel	deu{tschland}		[MG]
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m The German government stays out of it; they’re smart.
R			TO-RESTRAIN3			GOVERNMENT1
L		$INDEX1	TO-RESTRAIN3	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	GOVERNMENT1	SMART1
M				deutsch		regierung	schlau»
1250966 1250966 \| 31-45f I've seen a movie for the tenth anniversary of the German reunification about the real living conditions during that period.
R		YEAR1B*					TRUE1*
L		YEAR1B*	JUBILEE1	GERMAN1	COUNTRY1A*	MOVIE1*	TRUE1*
M		zehn jahre	jubiläum	deutschland		film	wahr
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m The German Volleyball team played against Russia.
R		EXAMPLE1	VOLLEYBALL1A*		AREA1A^	AGAINST3A
L		EXAMPLE1	VOLLEYBALL1A*	GERMAN1		AGAINST3A
M		bei{spiel}	volleyball	deut{sch}		ge{gen}
1413703 1413703 \| 46-60m The coach of the German team, on the other hand, needed an interpreter.
R		I1	OUTDOORS1A^*		OUTDOORS1A^*	COACH1	$INDEX1
L			OUTDOORS1A^*	GERMAN1	OUTDOORS1A^*	COACH1
M		ich		deutsch{land}			ich
1244581 1244581 \| 18-30m Many Germans swapped ideas on how to build a system - an alarm system - and to set it up in different places.
R							TO-EXCHANGE-COMMUNICATION2*
L	THEN1A*	MUCH1C	HERE1	GERMAN1	HERE1	$INDEX1	TO-EXCHANGE-COMMUNICATION2*
M	dann	viel		deutsche
1245390 1245390 \| 61+m But they didn’t sign ‘Deutschland’ like this, but like this: GERMANY-ASL.
R		TO-SIGN1B*			NOT4*	GERMANY-ASL1*
L	BUT1*	TO-SIGN1B*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	NOT4*	GERMANY-ASL1*
M	aber			deutsch{land}	nicht	amerika
1429737 1429737 \| 61+f We also went to the German Championships for the Deaf with young people and adults.
R	AND3*		TOGETHER1A*		CHAMPIONSHIP1
L	AND3*	THEN1A*	TOGETHER1A*	GERMAN1	CHAMPIONSHIP1	ALSO3A	DEAF1A
M	und	dann		deutsche meisterschaft		auch	gehörlose
1289793 1289793 \| 18-30f I know, wasn’t there - during the World Cup in Germany/
R
L	TO-KNOW-STH2B	LAST-TEMPORAL2	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	HERE1*	WORLD-CHAMPIONSHIP1	$INDEX1
M			gewesen	deutsch{land}		w-m
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m They gave the whole thing a new name: German Democratic Republic.
R		TO-CHANGE1A	EQUAL2^*
L	WORD2	TO-CHANGE1A	EQUAL2^*	GERMAN1	$ALPHA1:R
M	wort	um	demokratisch{e} deutsche republik
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m That’s how it was, not like in Germany, where everyone was free.
R	$ORAL^	LIKE-THIS1A*				FREE2A
L	$ORAL^		I1	GERMAN1	HERE1	FREE2A
M	war	so		deutsch		frei
1419265 1419265 \| 18-30f If an African and a German person are together, the question is how well that can go.
R	EXAMPLE1*	AFRICA1	TOGETHER-PERSON1		$GEST-OFF1^	HOW-QUESTION2	GOOD1*
L	EXAMPLE1*	$INDEX1	TOGETHER-PERSON1	GERMAN1	$GEST-OFF1^	HOW-QUESTION2	GOOD1*
M		afrika	zu{sammen}	deutsch		wie	[MG]
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m One of those was a German guy who had moved to Canada.
R			INVOLVED1A*		$INDEX1*	AIRPLANE2C*
L	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	DEAF1A	INVOLVED1A*	GERMAN1	$INDEX1*
M	ein	[MG]	dabei	deutsch{land}
1244581 1244581 \| 18-30m She couldn't really believe it and called her husband, a German, to ask what was going on in Thailand.
R	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	HUSBAND1	$INDEX1
L				GERMAN1	PERSON1	$INDEX1	MOBILE2^
M	da	mann		deutscher			anruf
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m I make this experience more often when participating as a German on international events. The others are watching me.
R	EXAMPLE1	EVENT1				TO-SIT1A^	TO-LOOK-AT6*
L	EXAMPLE1	EVENT1	I1	GERMAN1	MOST1B	TO-SIT1A^	TO-LOOK-AT6*
M	beispiel			deutsch	meist	interna{tional}
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m Communism was different compared to the people living over here freely.
R					FREE2A*	DIFFERENCE2^
L	COMMUNISM1	AREA1A^*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	FREE2A*	DIFFERENCE2^
M	kommunismus			deu{tschland}	frei
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m But I would say that, on average, the GDR is 20 to 30 years behind Germany in development.
R		LITTLE-BIT7B	AVERAGE1A		ADVANCE1
L	TO-SEE1	LITTLE-BIT7B	AVERAGE1A	GERMAN1	ADVANCE1	ON-PERSON1	GDR4
M	[MG]	[MG]		deutsch	vor	auf	d-d-r»
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m Well, I felt sick as well, and I was glad when we finally landed in Germany.
R	AIRPLANE2D*	AIRPLANE2C	TO-LAND1D		TO-SMILE3*	$GEST-TO-MAKE-A-FIST1^	I1
L		$PROD	$PROD	GERMAN1	TO-SMILE3*	$GEST-TO-MAKE-A-FIST1^
M				deutsch{land}
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m But back then weren’t there both the German and the EU driver’s licenses?
R					AND2B		DRIVING-LICENCE1
L	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1	$GEST-TO-PONDER3^*	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^	GERMAN1	AND2B	$ORG-EU1	DRIVING-LICENCE1
M	früher			deutsch		e-u	führerschein
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m One could’ve left Germany the way it was.
R	TO-STAY3	LIKE3A	EASY1		AREA1B*
L	TO-STAY3	LIKE3A	EASY1	GERMAN1	AREA1B*
M	bleibt	wie	einf{ach}	deutschland
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m I heard from someone that they were a big fan of German chocolate.
R	PARTICULARLY1B	CHOCOLATE2
L		CHOCOLATE2	FAN2	GERMAN1	HERE1*
M	[MG]	schoko	[MG]	deutschland
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m We don’t have that here in Germany; there is only one time zone.
R					AREA1B		TIME1
L	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	TO-PRESS-WITH-THUMB1^	ALL1A*	GERMAN1	AREA1B	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	TIME1
M	ein		[MG]	deutsch{land}	[MG]	ein
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m But it’s interesting that both sides communicate in German Sign Language.
R	TO-EXCHANGE-COMMUNICATION2*						TO-SIGN1D*
L	TO-EXCHANGE-COMMUNICATION2*	I1*	$INDEX1	GERMAN1	LANGUAGE1*	I1	TO-SIGN1D*
M	austausch			deutsch	sprache		[MG]
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m If the chosen language was French or German, everyone would speak German, and for instance, all of Spain would sign German.
R	OR5*	GERMAN1	TO-SPEAK5A		EVERYTHING1B*	GERMAN1*	SPAIN1A
L	OR5*			GERMAN1	EVERYTHING1B*
M	oder	deutsch	sprechen	deutsch	alles	deutsch	spanien
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m When tourists ask me where I am from, I say I’m from Germany.
R
L	$GEST-TO-PONDER1^*	TO-COME3*	I2*	GERMAN1
M		woher komm	deutsch
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m He talks about this encounter, the match against Germany, which was important back in '74.
R		HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	COHERENCE1A*				$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*
L	$INDEX1	HISTORY-OR-STORY3*	COHERENCE1A*	GERMAN1	$INDEX1	$PROD	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:4*
M		geschichte		deutschland			vierundsiebzig»
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m Comparing supportive actions, it was a lot better in the GDR than in Germany.
R
L	MUCH5	BETTER1	AS3*	GERMAN1	HERE1*
M	viel	besser	als	deutschland
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m One signs a lot more with the five-finger-hand-shape in Germany.
R					TO-SIGN1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L				GERMAN1*	TO-SIGN1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
M				deu{tsch}
1246681 1246681 \| 46-60m German Tuscany.
R
L				GERMAN1*	$ALPHA1:K-A
M				deutsche toskana
1289793 1289793 \| 18-30f When it was going on in Germany, a mass of people went there to celebrate.
R							MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
L				GERMAN1*	HERE1	OUTSIDE1	MASS-OF-PEOPLE-ACTIVE2*
M				deutsch{land}		draußen	[MG]
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m Völler scored for the Germans.
R
L				GERMAN1*	$ALPHA1:V	GOAL1A	$PROD
M				deu{tschland}	völler	tor	[MG]
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m The German players went to their locker room with bowed heads and didn't congratulate the winners.
R					$PROD		$PROD
L				GERMAN1*	$PROD	GERMAN1*
M				deutsch		deu{tsch}
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m Here, in the German factories, everything was manufactured a lot more carelessly, so that it broke down a lot faster and one had to throw it away.
R						FACTORY3*	FACTORY6
L				GERMAN1*	HERE1	FACTORY3*	FACTORY6
M				[MG]		fabrik
1433410 1433410 \| 31-45m Vacations like this are affordable for Germans.
R					CAN2A*	PERFORMANCE1
L				GERMAN1*	CAN2A*	PERFORMANCE1	$GEST-OFF1^*
M				deutsch	kann	leis{ten}
1433543 1433543 \| 31-45m That’s important for Germany.
R					IMPORTANT1*
L				GERMAN1*	IMPORTANT1*
M				deu{tschland}	wicht{ig}
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m What about the ‘Bundesliga’ [German men’s football league] - Bayern München [German football club FC Bayern München] or Dortmund [German football club Borussia Dortmund], or which one do you like?
R						LEAGUE1A
L				GERMAN1*	AREA1A*	LEAGUE1A	TO-UNDERSTAND1^
M				deutschland		bundesliga	bayern münchen
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m We were separated during German and math class.
R					MATHEMATHICS1B*	TO-SEPARATE1B
L				GERMAN1*	MATHEMATHICS1B*	TO-SEPARATE1B
M				deutsch	mathematik	trennen
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m Here in Germany our signs vary quite a bit, but over there everyone uses the same signs.
R						DIFFERENCE1B
L				GERMAN1*	DIALECT1	DIFFERENCE1B	DIALECT1
M				deutsch{land}
1582654 1582654 \| 18-30m We don’t have that here in Germany; there is only one time zone.
R
L				GERMAN1*	HERE1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1d	TO-PRESS-WITH-THUMB1^
M				deutsch{land}		ein
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The German National team of basketball, soccer, bowling, handball, etc. participated.
R			$INDEX1			TEAM-OR-CREW1*	BASKETBALL2*
L				GERMAN1*	NATIONAL2	TEAM-OR-CREW1*
M					national		basketball
1246681 1246681 \| 46-60m That’s the “German Tuscany.”
R						$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
L			$INDEX1*	GERMAN1*	$ALPHA1:T-O-S-K-A	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^
M			ist	deutsche toskana
1182801 1182801 \| 31-45m For instance in America, you can get money/
R			EXAMPLE1		AMERICA1*	TO-OBTAIN1*
L			EXAMPLE1	GERMAN1*	AMERICA1*	TO-OBTAIN1*	MONEY1C*
M			beispiel		amerika	bekommen
1182801 1182801 \| 31-45m It is different here in Germany: If you want a loan of 100,000 euros, you only receive 50,000 euros.
R					ALREADY1B*
L			HERE1	GERMAN1*	ALREADY1B*	$NUM-HUNDREDS1:1	$NUM-THOUSAND2
M			deutschland		schon	hunderttausend
1419370 1419370 \| 31-45m I find Germany doesn’t do too well there.
R					WEAK1*
L			I1	GERMAN1*	WEAK1*	HERE1
M			deutschland		schwach
1184536 1184536 \| 31-45m German is difficult.
R					VERY6^
L			TO-BELONG1	GERMAN1*
M				deutsch
1433410 1433410 \| 31-45m I feel worse for that person from Egypt, because I am from Germany and can afford such a vacation.
R					CAN2A	PERFORMANCE1	$GEST-OFF1^*
L	$INDEX2	$INDEX1	I1*	GERMAN1*	CAN2A	PERFORMANCE1	$GEST-OFF1^*
M	ägypten			deutsch	kann	leis{ten}
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The German Sign Language is influenced by for example the German culture and other countries have their own culture.
R		EXAMPLE1					TO-SAY1*
L		EXAMPLE1	I1	GERMAN1*	MY1	GOOD1^*
M		beispiel		deutsch			be{sser}»
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m Everyone tended to watch the Germans because they signed more energetic and with a lot of facial expressions.
R							MOVEMENT1B*
L		ALL1A*	MORE1	GERMAN1*	TO-LOOK2*	AREA1A^*	MOVEMENT1B*
M		all	mehr	deutsch			beweg
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m He escaped and fled to West Germany.
R			FLIGHT1A
L		SELF1A*	FLIGHT1A	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	WEST1A	$INDEX1
M		selber	flüchten	deutschland		w{esten}
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m The German players went to their locker room with bowed heads and didn't congratulate the winners.
R			$PROD		$PROD		QUEUE-PERSONS1A*
L		GERMAN1*	$PROD	GERMAN1*		GERMAN1*	QUEUE-PERSONS1A*
M		deutsch		deu{tsch}
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m One could compare this to the usage of typical first names, for example in Germany some of them are #Name1, Thomas, Tobias.
R	SAME2B	TYPICAL1*
L	SAME2B	TYPICAL1*	WORD3	GERMAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^*	I2*	$GEST-OFF1^*
M	selbe	typ{isch}		deutsch
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m They used to wear their hair short and have sideburns. The Germans had longer hair, too.
R		$PROD	$PROD			$PROD	$PROD
L	ALSO1A			GERMAN1*	$INDEX1
M		[MG]	[MG]	deu{tschland}		[MG]	[MG]
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m The whole of Germany has to be financially supported, not just the east. It has to be equal.
R	TO-GIVE-MONEY1^*	TO-PROMOTE1B*				COUNTRY3A*
L	TO-GIVE-MONEY1^*	TO-PROMOTE1B*	ALSO1A*	GERMAN1*	HERE-NOW1^	COUNTRY3A*	ALL2C^
M		fördern	auch	deutschland
1209077 1209077 \| 18-30f In Germany ‘deaf’ (taub) has two different meanings, which is bad.
R					THERE-IS3	TO-PUT-IN3^
L	DEAF1A	DUMB1B	IN1	GERMAN1*	THERE-IS3	TO-PUT-IN3^	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2d
M	taub	blöd	in	deutschland	gibt		zwei
1433543 1433543 \| 31-45m The German visitors get less and less.
R	OVER-OR-ABOUT1^	ON-PERSON1*			LITTLE-BIT7A	$GEST-OFF1^*
L		ON-PERSON1*	SELF1B	GERMAN1*	LITTLE-BIT7A
M	auf		selbst	deutsch	immer we{niger} we{niger} we{niger} we{niger}	[MG]
1177436 1177436 \| 46-60f Whether Germany has many interpreters or whether there’s a lack of interpreters in many areas or/
R		HERE1*	MUCH11				INTERPRETER1*
L	IF4	HERE1*	MUCH11	GERMAN1*	AREA1A^*	A-WHOLE-LOT2*	INTERPRETER1*
M	ob hier		viel	deutschland		viel	dolm{etscher}
1179390-14072944-14151525 1179390-… \| 18-30m There are such acts in other countries, but not so in Germany. There is no such thing here.
R	$INDEX1*	PRESENT-OR-HERE1*			NOTHING1B	$GEST-OFF1^	EMPTY1^
L			HERE1	GERMAN1*	NOTHING1B	$GEST-OFF1^	EMPTY1^
M		da da		deutschland	nichts
1246681 1246681 \| 46-60m That place has been well-known in Germany for quite a while now.
R			HERE1*
L	ALL3	$INDEX1	HERE1*	GERMAN1*	TO-KNOW-STH2B^*	TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A	$INDEX1
M	alle		hier	deutschland		kenn
1289793 1289793 \| 18-30f It’s just like in the rest of Germany.
R	SAME2A	$GEST-OFF1^*	$INDEX1*		SAME2A
L	SAME2A	$GEST-OFF1^*	EVERYWHERE1	GERMAN1*	SAME2A
M			überall	deutschland	selbe
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m The German players went to their locker room with bowed heads and didn't congratulate the winners.
R	$PROD		$PROD		QUEUE-PERSONS1A*	TO-SHAKE-HANDS3^
L	$PROD	GERMAN1*		GERMAN1*	QUEUE-PERSONS1A*	TO-SHAKE-HANDS3^	NO1A*
M		deu{tsch}
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m I don't know if there were any people from the GDR in the audience at all.
R		ROUND13B^
L	TO-WATCH1*	ROUND13B^	ALL2C	GERMAN1*	$ALPHA1:D-R	IN-ADDITION1^	TO-SHOW-FIST1^
M	zuschauer		alle	deutsch	d-d-r
1433410 1433410 \| 31-45m In Germany deaf people can do anything; it’s not a problem.
R					EVERYTHING2*	CAN1*
L	DEAF1A*	NONE6*	PROBLEM1*	GERMAN1*	EVERYTHING2*	CAN1*	$GEST-OFF1^*
M		kein	problem	deutsch	alles	können
1246681 1246681 \| 46-60m There used to be a castle right where the German Catholic Church is located today.
R	WHERE1B*		LOCATION1B^*		CATHOLIC2	CHURCH2A	$PROD
L	WHERE1B*	TODAY1*	LOCATION1B^*	GERMAN1*	CATHOLIC2	CHURCH2A
M	wo	heute	steht	deutsche	katholische	kirche
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m And who was at fault for losing the war? Germany.
R	TO-LOSE1				$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^
L	TO-LOSE1	WHO2	FAULT2	GERMAN1*	$GEST-I-DONT-KNOW1^
M	ver{loren}	wer	schuld	deutschland
1290121 1290121 \| 31-45m I think the history of German soccer is very, very interesting, and I love watching it.
R	QUOTATION-MARKS1*	HISTORY-OR-STORY9*
L	QUOTATION-MARKS1*	HISTORY-OR-STORY9*	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX1	I1	FASCINATING1B
M		geschichte	früher	deutsch{land}			[MG]
1209077 1209077 \| 18-30f There's also the English word ‘deaf’, but I don’t know, we should rather come up with a German word than always borrow from English.
R	TO-UNDERTAKE1*					$GEST-OFF1^
L	TO-UNDERTAKE1*	RATHER1*	MY1	GERMAN1*	WORD3	$GEST-OFF1^
M	englisch	lieber	[MG]	deutsch	wort
1290126 1290126 \| 31-45m The embassy told them that they had to go to Germany, since Austria wasn’t the right place.
R	AUSTRIA1B
L	AUSTRIA1B	NOT3B*	THERE1	GERMAN1*
M	öster{reich}			deutsch
1210208 1210208 \| 61+f But, tell me, wasn’t John Paul also German?
R
L	$INDEX1	ALSO3A	SELF1A*	GERMAN1*	$INDEX-TO-SCREEN1
M	johannes paul	auch	selbst	deutsch
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m If you take the sign GERMAN [DGS] the index finger is in a straight up position whereas for the sign TURKEY the index finger is bent a little. It’s just a minor difference.
R				GERMAN1*	$PROD	$PROD
L				GERMAN1*	$PROD		$PROD
M
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m Then, in 1943 and 1944, Poland was occupied by the Germans on one side and by Russia on the other.
R	$INDEX1	$INDEX1*	IN-ADDITION1^	GERMAN1*	IN-ADDITION1^*
L				GERMAN1*	IN-ADDITION1^*
M		russland	[MG]	deutschland
= GERMANY-INTS1 (9 tokens)
Mouth: ∅
frontal 45° 90° from above
Translational equivalent: Germany
by transcript \| by glosses \| by right neighbours \| by left neighbours
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany, fuck you! Fuck Germany! Germany sucks!”
R				GERMANY-INTS1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1	GERMAN1	TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*
L					TO-SCREW-SB-UP1		TO-SCREW-SB-UP1*
M				germany		deutschland	[MG]
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany get out! Get out! Get out! Germany get out!”
R				GERMANY-INTS1	OUT1*	$INDEX1	OUT1*
L
M				ger{many}			raus
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m Yes, GERMANY-ASL, but the other sign – GERMAN – is used as well.
R			GERMANY-ASL1*	GERMANY-INTS1	ALSO1A*	BOTH2A*
L			GERMANY-ASL1*
M			germany	auch
1244796 1244796 \| 31-45m I met people there and they alternated between the sign GERMANY-INTS and the other, but they mostly used the other sign GERMANY-ASL.
R	TO-MEET2B	TO-SAY1	TO-SWAP3B*	GERMANY-INTS1	MORE1	GERMANY-ASL1*
L	TO-MEET2B					GERMANY-ASL1*
M			[MG]	germany	mehr
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m “Germany get out! Get out! Get out! Germany get out!”
R	OUT1*	$INDEX1*	TO-KICK-OUT1*	GERMANY-INTS1	TO-KICK-OUT1*
L		$INDEX1*
M	raus		raus	germany	raus
1184756 1184756 \| 31-45m I wrote: “I’m from Germany, from Nuremberg.”
R			I1	GERMANY-INTS1*	I1	GIRL1^*	APARTMENT5*
L
M				german
1427725 1427725 \| 18-30m You have to be really beautiful for the Miss Germany pageant, and they don't really take your intelligence into account.
R			MISS1*	GERMANY-INTS1*	ONLY2A	OUTDOORS1A*	TO-KNOW-STH2B*
L						OUTDOORS1A*
M			miss	germany	nur	außen	im
1413683 1413683 \| 46-60m Their families had been German for generations.
R	$INDEX1	HABIT2*	PAST1^*	GERMANY-INTS1*	TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1A^	GERMAN1*	SELF1A*
L		HABIT2*			TO-BE-IN-ONES-BLOOD1A^
M				germany		deutsch
1248090 1248090 \| 31-45m I understood that they were from England, and I told them that I’m from Germany.
R		THEN1A	I1	GERMANY-INTS1*	I1	$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*
L	TO-BELONG1^*					$GEST-NM-NOD-HEAD1^*	$INDEX1
M	england			germany
= POLICE1A (61 tokens)
Mouth: polizist
frontal 45° 90° from above
Translational equivalents: policeman; police
by transcript \| by glosses \| by right neighbours \| by left neighbours
1247205 1247205 \| 46-60f Does it need to be reported to the police?
R				POLICE1A*	TO-LET-KNOW1A*	MUST1
L
M				polizei		muss
1248862 1248862 \| 18-30f The police shut down the streets with blue lights switched on.
R				POLICE1A*	TO-BAR3	STREET1A	TO-BAR3
L					TO-BAR3	STREET1A	TO-BAR3
M				polizei	[MG]	straße	sperren
1291636 1291636 \| 61+m A policeman wearing a uniform walked up to me.
R				POLICE1A*	TO-RUN1	POLICE1A	CLOTHES1A^*
L					TO-RUN1		CLOTHES1A^*
M				polizei	[MG]	polizist	uniform
2025500 2025500 \| 46-60m He was caught by the police right away. The police then found out that he was the principal’s son.
R			$GEST^	POLICE1A*	TO-ARREST-SB2	$INDEX1	WHAT1A*
L			$GEST^		TO-ARREST-SB2		WHAT1A*
M				polizei			was
1204877 1204877 \| 61+m He is a retired policeman.
R			FORMER1*	POLICE1A*	$INDEX1
L
M			ehemalig	polizei
1414312 1414312 \| 46-60m The police were a great help as well.
R			$LIST1:3of3d	POLICE1A*	$GEST^	TO-HELP1	SUPER2
L			$LIST1:3of3d		$GEST^	TO-HELP1
M				polizei	auch	helfen	[MG]
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f I heard that at the finance authority and other administrative offices, there has to be at least one person that knows how to sign.
R			DIFFERENT1*	POLICE1A*	DIFFERENT1*	I1*	TO-HEAR1*
L			DIFFERENT1*		DIFFERENT1*	I1*
M						ich habe	gehört
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m My father could be hired anywhere as a policeman.
R			MY1*	POLICE1A*	CAN2B*	TO-MOVE2*
L					CAN2B*
M			vater	polizei	kann
1250966 1250966 \| 31-45f The guards on patrol were armed.
R			WITH1A	POLICE1A*	CONTROL1	CAN1^*	TO-SHOOT1B^*
L					CONTROL1		TO-SHOOT1B^*
M			mit	polizeikontrolle		mit
1247205 1247205 \| 46-60f Bagatelles such as quarrels between people are not worth the trouble for them. It's too much work, and they'd like to call it a day, too.
R		SMALL12*	YES1A^*	POLICE1A*	TROUBLE1	TO-ARGUE1A	$GEST-OFF1^
L						TO-ARGUE1A	$GEST-OFF1^
M		klein	was	poli{zei}		[MG]
1247205 1247205 \| 31-45f On the phone they said, they didn't need to come.
R		PHONE1*	TO-SAY1*	POLICE1A*	TO-SAY1	MUST1*	TO-COME1*
L
M		telefon	polizei			stimmt nicht	kommen
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m He worked as a police officer.
R		I2*	WAS1	POLICE1A*	OFFICER1*	$GEST-OFF1^
L	THERE1					$GEST-OFF1^
M	dort	vater	war	polizeioffizier
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m You know how policemen used to be present in the streets.
R	YOU1	BACK-THEN1*	TO-KNOW-STH2A*	POLICE1A*	OFTEN-$CANDIDATE-FRA05^	ON1B	STREET1B
L							STREET1B
M	du	damals		polizei	oft	auf	straße»
1247205 1247205 \| 31-45f They didn't report it to the police in my favor.
R	$INDEX1	$GEST-DECLINE1^	FOR1*	POLICE1A*	TO-PHONE1*	NOT3B	$INDEX1
L		$GEST-DECLINE1^				NOT3B
M		[MG]	für	polizei	{an}rufen	nicht
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m Then I saw two men in green rubber coats.
R	TO-SEE1*	THERE1	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:2	POLICE1A*	MATERIAL1A^*	$GEST-OFF1^	LIKE1A*
L					MATERIAL1A^*	$GEST-OFF1^
M			zwei	polizei			wie
1247205 1247205 \| 31-45f He informed me that he unfortunately had to call the police.
R	SHOULD1	I1*	TO-RING-UP1*	POLICE1A*
L
M	soll		ru{fen}	po{lizei}
1180556 1180556 \| 46-60f If there isn’t/ isn’t one, the police will put a badge on your car.
R	NOTHING1A*	IF-OR-WHEN1A	NOTHING1A*	POLICE1A*	TO-PUT-FROM-TO1A^*
L	NOTHING1A*		NOTHING1A*
M	nichts	wenn	nichts	polizei	[MG]
1176846 1176846 \| 46-60f They put a blue light on the back of the car just like the ones on police cars.
R	IN-THE-BACK-OF5	WITH1A	TO-SPIN1B^*	POLICE1A*	POLICE3	BLUE-LIGHTS2*	LIKE1A*
L						BLUE-LIGHTS2*	LIKE1A*
M	hinten	mit	blau			blaulicht	wie
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m His fellow was a policeman, as well, and the two of them decided not to do anything about it.
R	TOGETHER-PERSON2A^	HE-SHE-IT1	ALSO3A	POLICE1A*	HE-SHE-IT1	ALREADY1A*	TO-ARRANGE1
L	TOGETHER-PERSON2A^						TO-ARRANGE1
M	kamerad		auch	polizei		schon	ausgemacht»
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m He was a police officer in Darmstadt and worked in the field office in Lindenfels.
R	FATHER1*	SELF1A	PAST-OR-BACK-THEN1*	POLICE1A*	HERE1	DARMSTADT2	HERE1*
L
M	vater	selbst	früher	polizei		darmstadt
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m Then Himmler, who was the police commander of the SS, ordered my father to come to Poland within 24 hours, or otherwise they'd force him to go.
R	$INDEX1*	$ORG-SS1*	$INDEX1*	POLICE1A*	BOSS1B	$INDEX2*	TO-BEAT1^*
L
M	himmler	s-s	himmler	polizeichef
1247205 1247205 \| 31-45f Otherwise, I would have written a note and put it behind the windshield wiper, and I would have gone directly to the police office.
R	$PROD	EQUAL1A*	$PROD	POLICE1A*	TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*	I1
L		EQUAL1A*			TO-VISIT-OR-TO-ATTEND1A*
M		gleich		polizei
1176846 1176846 \| 46-60f Normally it isn't legal. They were escorted by police motorcycles behind and in front of them with blue light and all. They were escorted this way.
R	POLICE1A	IN-FRONT3*	MOTORCYCLE1B	POLICE1A*	IN-THE-BACK-OF5	MOTORCYCLE1B	BLUE-LIGHTS2*
L			MOTORCYCLE1B			MOTORCYCLE1B	BLUE-LIGHTS2*
M	polizei	vorne	motorrad	polizei	hinten		blaulicht
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f Its the same with the mobile phone. If I send an emergency text to the police, there’s no reaction, either.
R	ALSO1A*	I2*	CALCULATOR1^*	POLICE1A*	TO-COME1	ALSO1A*	NOT1*
L	ALSO1A*	I2*	CALCULATOR1^*
M	auch			polizei	komm	auch	nicht
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f I’ve never needed the police to come.
R				POLICE1A	ALL2A^*	NOTHING1A	I1
L						NOTHING1A
M				polizei		niemals
1247205 1247205 \| 46-60f The police officers hope for the best, and they are glad when everything works out well.
R				POLICE1A	TO-WISH1B*	$INDEX1	TO-WISH1B*
L
M				polizei	wünschen		wün{schen}
1178147 1178147 \| 46-60f The police, who controlled the demonstration, was worried about the situation with the staff shortage, but no accidents happened.
R				POLICE1A	$INDEX1	CONTROL1	INSECURE1
L						CONTROL1	INSECURE1
M				polizei		kontrollieren	[MG]
1248625-15324720-15465943 1248625-… \| 31-45f And the police has to work hard to keep the people under control.
R				POLICE1A	PRESENT-OR-HERE1	AREA1A^	$GEST-OFF1^
L							$GEST-OFF1^
M				po{lizei}	da	[MG]
1248941-12070517-12233223 1248941-… \| 18-30f If you, for example, ask the police for help, it can get really complicated, and it takes a lot of time.
R			EXAMPLE1*	POLICE1A	TO-SHOUT1A	PLEASE2*	TO-HELP1*
L			EXAMPLE1*			PLEASE2*	TO-HELP1*
M			beispiel	polizei	rufen	bitte	helfen
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f I’ve never even gone to the police. I’ve not had any trouble thus far.
R		I2	$NUM-ONE-TO-TEN1A:1	POLICE1A	TO-GO2A	$GEST-OFF1^*	NONE6*
L
M		ich	einmal	polizei	gehen		kein
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f Definitely, he would know who knows sign language at the police station.
R		POSSIBLE1*	$INDEX1*	POLICE1A	TO-KNOW-STH2B^	TO-KNOW-STH-OR-SB1A*	ALL2A*
L
M		möglich	wenn	polizei		kennt
1291636 1291636 \| 61+m A policeman wearing a uniform walked up to me.
R		POLICE1A*	TO-RUN1	POLICE1A	CLOTHES1A^*	TO-RUN1
L			TO-RUN1		CLOTHES1A^*	TO-RUN1	TO-COME3*
M		polizei	[MG]	polizist	uniform	[MG]»
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f The officer was nice, I thought it was sad nobody knew sign language, though.
R	POLICE1A*	EQUAL8*	IMMEDIATELY1B*	POLICE1A	TO2*	POLICE1A*	NICE1*
L	POLICE1A*	EQUAL8*	IMMEDIATELY1B*		TO2*	POLICE1A*
M			polizei			polizist	war
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f Do you know which precinct they were from?
R	$GEST-DECLINE1^*	$GEST-OFF1^*	$INDEX1*	POLICE1A	DISTRICT1	$GEST-OFF1^*
L					DISTRICT1
M	aber		wo	polizeibezirk		welche
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f I’ve experienced things with the fire department, but never the police.
R	FIRE-BRIGADE1*	OWN1B^*	$INDEX1	POLICE1A	I2	$GEST-OFF1^*	I2
L						$GEST-OFF1^*
M	feuerwehr	erlebt	aber	polizei			ich
1176846 1176846 \| 46-60f He is a police officer and she is an office administrator.
R	WRINKLE-CHEEK1A^*	$INDEX1	SELF1A*	POLICE1A	SELF1A*		USUAL1
L						$INDEX1	USUAL1
M	mann		selbst	polizist	selbst		normal
1176846 1176846 \| 46-60f Normally it isn't legal. They were escorted by police motorcycles behind and in front of them with blue light and all. They were escorted this way.
R	PROHIBITED1	STATUTE1A	WITH1A	POLICE1A	IN-FRONT3*	MOTORCYCLE1B	POLICE1A*
L		STATUTE1A				MOTORCYCLE1B
M	verboten		mit	polizei	vorne	motorrad	polizei
1247205 1247205 \| 46-60f Bagatelles such as quarrels between people are not worth the trouble for them. It's too much work, and they'd like to call it a day, too.
R	TROUBLE1	TO-ARGUE1A	$GEST-OFF1^	POLICE1A	GLADLY1*	TO-SEE1	WHY7*
L		TO-ARGUE1A	$GEST-OFF1^
M		[MG]		polizei	nicht gern		warum
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f Why do deaf people have to suffer because police and fire department don’t arrive reliably?
R	THIS2	FIRE-BRIGADE1*	TO-COME1	POLICE1A	$GEST^
L					$GEST^
M		feuerwehr	kommen	polizei	[MG]
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f The officer was nice, I thought it was sad nobody knew sign language, though.
R				POLICE1A*	EQUAL8*	IMMEDIATELY1B*	POLICE1A
L				POLICE1A*	EQUAL8*	IMMEDIATELY1B*
M						polizei»
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f The police officer I mean.
R				POLICE1A*	SELF1A*	POLICE1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L				POLICE1A*		POLICE1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
M				polizei	selbst	polizei
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f That’s never happened to me, having to go to the police.
R	NOTHING1A^	I2	NOTHING1A^*	POLICE1A*
L	NOTHING1A^		NOTHING1A^*	POLICE1A*
M	null		null null	polizei
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f It was lucky that I directly went to the police, because I immediately received insurance coverage.
R	TO-SEE1*	I1*	SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1*	POLICE1A*	DIRECTION3^*	$INDEX1*	TO-OBTAIN3*
L	TO-SEE1*	I1*	SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1*	POLICE1A*		$INDEX1*	TO-OBTAIN3*
M	sehe		gleich	polizei			bekommt»
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f At the police station, I wrote down that in America, police officers even know how to sign. Not here, though.
R		$INDEX1	I1*	POLICE1A*	TO-SAY4*	$GEST-OFF1^*	THEN6*
L			I1*	POLICE1A*	$INDEX1	$GEST-OFF1^*	EQUAL8*
M			ich	polizei	sagen
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f The police officer I mean.
R		POLICE1A*	SELF1A*	POLICE1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
L		POLICE1A*		POLICE1A*	$GEST-OFF1^*
M		polizei	selbst	polizei
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f At the police station, I wrote down that in America, police officers even know how to sign. Not here, though.
R	AMERICA4*	CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G*	POLICE1A*	$INDEX1*	CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G
L	AMERICA4*	CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G*	POLICE1A*		CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G
M	amerika	kann	gebärden	polizei		kann	gebärden
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f I immediately went to the police.
R	SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1*	I1*	IMMEDIATELY1B	POLICE1A*	$INDEX1*	TO2*
L	SHORTLY-IMMEDIATELY1*		IMMEDIATELY1B	POLICE1A*	$INDEX1*	TO2*
M			sofort	polizei
1414563 1414563 \| 31-45m At the prison, there was a magistrate, or rather, a Stasi operative, and an interpreter.
R		PRISON3C*	GDR4*	POLICE1A*	DETECTIVE1C^*	PARTY-POLITICAL1^*	$ORG-STASI1C*
L	$INDEX1	PRISON3C*	GDR4*	POLICE1A*	DETECTIVE1C^*	PARTY-POLITICAL1^*	$ORG-STASI1C*
M	gefängnis		d-d-r	p{olizei}	pa{rtei}	po{lizei}	stasi
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f That’s never happened to me, having to go to the police.
R	FIRST-TIME1	IT-HAPPENS6	I2*	POLICE1A*	I2*	NOT1	NOTHING1A^
L		IT-HAPPENS6	I2*	POLICE1A*	I2*	NOT1	NOTHING1A^
M	erst mal	passiert		polizei			null»
1246329 1246329 \| 61+m They could also use policemen in Friedberg.
R	FRIEDBERG1*	TO-NEED1*	ALSO3A*	POLICE1A*	$INDEX4
L	FRIEDBERG1*	TO-NEED1*	ALSO3A*	POLICE1A*
M	friedberg	braucht	auch	polizei
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f The officer was nice, I thought it was sad nobody knew sign language, though.
R	IMMEDIATELY1B*	POLICE1A	TO2*	POLICE1A*	NICE1*	GOOD1	NICE1
L	IMMEDIATELY1B*		TO2*	POLICE1A*
M	polizei			polizist	war	war	sehr nett»
1414563 1414563 \| 31-45m At the prison, there was a magistrate, or rather, a Stasi operative, and an interpreter.
R	DETECTIVE1C^*	PARTY-POLITICAL1^*	$ORG-STASI1C*	POLICE1A*	IN-ADDITION1*	INTERPRETER1	TO-HIRE1A*
L	DETECTIVE1C^*	PARTY-POLITICAL1^*	$ORG-STASI1C*	POLICE1A*	IN-ADDITION1*	INTERPRETER1
M	pa{rtei}	po{lizei}	stasi	polizei	dazu	dolmetscher
1205821 1205821 \| 31-45f The aunt living in the GDR wasn't under police control.
R	DIRECTION3^*		DIRECTION3		TEST1^
L		GDR4*		POLICE1A	TEST1^	NOT3A
M	tante	d-d-r
1180097 1180097 \| 18-30m Later the police arrived.
R						TO-COME2*
L				POLICE1A*	LATER10*
M				polizei	später	kommen
1291636 1291636 \| 61+m The policeman said, “Oh, alright.
R						$GEST^
L				POLICE1A*	$INDEX1	$GEST^
M				polizei		ach so
1180097 1180097 \| 18-30m Then they showed their driver's licenses, the names of the witnesses were written down and the police was notified.
R		TETRAGON2^			TO-PHONE1*	DONE1B
L	$INDEX1	TETRAGON2^	TO-GIVE-HOLD-ON-TO1A	POLICE1A*		DONE1B
M		[MG]		polizei	[MG]
1245462 1245462 \| 18-30m The bad side is if I ever get arrested and the communication with the police is difficult, that’d be bad.
R	DISADVANTAGE3*	$GEST-OFF1^	SUDDENLY4		TO-ARREST-SB2*	COMPLICATED1A	BAD-OR-STALE2A
L		$GEST-OFF1^	SUDDENLY4	POLICE1A*	TO-ARREST-SB2*	COMPLICATED1A
M	nachteil aber		pol{izei}				schlecht
1180097 1180097 \| 18-30m Then we drove off. I thought, we had to wait for the police, but no, we could drive off.
R					TO-COME2*
L	TO-THINK1B	I1	TO-WAIT1A	POLICE1A*		NO1B	I1
M	glaube		warten	polizei	kommen	[MG]
1291636 1291636 \| 61+m The parents scolded me and called the police.
R	TO-RANT1*	$INDEX1	TO-SHOUT1B*
L			TO-SHOUT1B*	POLICE1A*	TO-COME1^*
M	schimpf schimpf		ruf	polizei	holen
1414503 1414503 \| 61+f A police officer came over who knew how to sign. Sadly, I forgot to ask their name.
R	CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G	LIKE-THIS1A*	POLICE1A*	LIKE-THIS1A*	PRECISELY1*
L	CAN1*	TO-SIGN1G	LIKE-THIS1A*	POLICE1A*	LIKE-THIS1A*
M	kann	gebärden		polizei

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