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Rennlist, Rennsport, Rennshifter, Rennfield... what does it all mean?
| QUOTE (bondo @ Feb 22 2005, 10:18 AM) |
| Rennlist, Rennsport, Rennshifter, Rennfield... what does it all mean? |
Run or Race.
Most of the words are a combo of german and english but "Rennen" is a race or can be used as running. The only real word in there is Rennsport but in this case it has nothing to do with racing. It is the sport of running 
-Birgit
-Birgit
running....which all of the 914s on jackstands have a hard time doing 
My last name is Renna, so I own all those companies.
| QUOTE (Birgit @ Feb 22 2005, 10:25 AM) |
| Most of the words are a combo of german and english but "Rennen" is a race or can be used as running. The only real word in there is Rennsport but in this case it has nothing to do with racing. It is the sport of running |
Hey Birgit, your german is pretty good!
Andy
Hehe, thanks guys. I feel silly for not realizing it was probably german and just looking it up 
| QUOTE (Birgit @ Feb 22 2005, 10:25 AM) |
| Most of the words are a combo of german and english but "Rennen" is a race or can be used as running. The only real word in there is Rennsport but in this case it has nothing to do with racing. It is the sport of running -Birgit |
not completeHi everybody,
in german "Rennsport" is also used for automobile or motorcycle racing. Not only for the athletics.
It's easier to say than Muy Rapido, Grande El Fasto, Mach Schnell...
It loosely translates to "$$$".
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