I haven't been around this forum for long, but noticed quite a few questions concerning translations. Take a look here: http://www.muenzen-hardelt.de/dic/diction1.html#Deutsch
Bookmarked as well...thanks! That would be a great addition to the Helpful Links Sticky in the Main forum, you should post it there as well.
Bezeichnung für die Geldzeichen der 13 britischen Kolonien, aus denen dann die USA wurden = engl: colonials. And people wonder why Kant, Hegel, and Wittgenstein are hard to understand.
Actually "colonials" would simply be "Koloniale" in German. But then people over here would have no idea what colonies the term refers to Christian
If you think that's bad, trying reading Karl Barth's theology in German sometime. If you think it's difficult to grasp in the English translation (it is), however good it may be, the original German (he was actually Swiss) is near impossible for a native English speaker.