325 Quotes About German
- Author Bernhard Schlink
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Ne ispada li, onda, da je egzistencijalni umor rezultat premalog, a ne prevelikog angažovanja? Postajemo li umorni usled toga što olakšavamo sebi situaciju, a ne stoga što je otežavamo?
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- Author Kurt Vonnegut
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There was a big number over the door of the building. The number was five. Before the Americans could go inside, their only English-speaking guard told them to memorize their simple address, in case they got lost in the big city. Their address was this: 'Schlachthof-fünf.' Schlachthof means slaughterhouse. Fünf was good old five.
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- Author Ilse Losa
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Uma cidade corresponde sempre às impressões de um forasteiro. Os domiciliados já não conseguem ter impressão alguma.
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- Author Lea Agustina Citra
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Aku nggak mungkin bergerak menuju masa depan kalau sebelah kakiku masih kusangkutkan di masa lalu.
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- Author Lea Agustina Citra
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Kita tidak bisa menyamaratakan kesedihan orang lain dengan kesedihan kita.
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- Author Lea Agustina Citra
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...semua orang berhak berubah, kan?
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- Author Bernhard Schlink
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Über ihr damaliges Gesicht haben sich in meiner Erinnerung ihre späteren Gesichter gelegt. Wenn ich sie vor meine Augen rufe, wie sie damals war, dann stellt sie sich ohne Gesicht ein. Ich muß es rekonstruieren. Hohe Stirn, hohe Backenknochen, blaßblaue Augen, volle, ohne Einbuchtung gleichmäßig geschwungene Lippen, kräftiges Kinn. Ein großflächiges, herbes, frauliches Gesicht. Ich weiß, daß ich es schön fand. Aber ich sehe seine Schönheit nicht vor mir.
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- Author Kurt Vonnegut
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When I got home from my war, my uncle Dan clapped me on the back, and he bellowed, 'You're a MAN now!'I damn near killed my first German.
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- Author Mariko Nagai
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When the Germans surrendered with their arms raised high, holding a white flag, they weren't at all how i imagined them: hard, cruel, tall and monstrous with cigars chomped between their lips talking about how they wanted to shoot babies and old people. Instead they were boys like us, teenagers, tired, scared, dirty, and looking almost relieved that their was over, for now, that they can rest their bone-tired bodies in the POW camps.
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