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Wikipedia:Babel
AmE-n This user is a native speaker of American English.
de-3 Dieser Benutzer hat sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse.
ar-3 هذا المستخدم يجيد التحدث بالعربية.
fr-3Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau avancédefrançais.
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Hello. Easter Monkey you may wonder? Well, the Cartoon NetworkinAsia had advertisements during the Chinese New Year that began January 22, 2004. It was the year of the Monkey, so the folks at cartoon network put some rabbit ears on a monkey and called him the easter monkey. My 3 year old latched on to that and it's been a family joke since...

Current number of articles: 6,839,437

This page has been vandalized: thrice.

Ref[edit]

Sandbox, de requests, de bio requests, de unsorted, Congressional Medal of Honor

Started[edit]

Non-translated stuff
Template:Vonnegut, Breakfast of Champions (film), Mother Night (film), Koh Tang, Fort Ethan Allen, Canary in a Cathouse, Slapstick of Another Kind (film), Palm Sunday (book), Rosenshontz, Roy Benavidez, Next Door, Displaced Person (TV)

Rewritten[edit]

Mother Night


Translations[edit]

To do[edit]

Done[edit]

Christian Friedrich von Kahlbutz, Sophie Scholl – Die letzten Tage, Eduard Bendemann, Sabine Braun, Alina Astafei, Kurt Scharf, Silke Möller, Werner Günthör, Tim Lobinger, Jürgen Schult, Götz Briefs, Götz (disambiguation), Shmuel Eisenstadt, Franz Leopold Sonnenschein, Karl Wittgenstein, Ludwig Anzengruber, Siegfried Wentz, Werner Schildhauer, Hansjörg Kunze, Detlef Michel, Boris Henry, Claudia Losch, Petra Felke, Ines Müller, Kirsten Emmelmann, Christine Wachtel, Cornelia Oschkenat, Martina Hellmann, Kathrin Neimke, Tamara Press, Tamara Bykova, Diana Gansky, Gabriele Reinsch, Helga Radtke, Torsten Voss, Menachem Birnbaum, Alexandre Calame, Udo Beyer, Ronald Weigel, Stephan Freigang, Daniel Bautista, Battle for Caen—didn't start it, but it was the longest by far, Karen Forkel, Lutz Dombrowski, Beate Gummelt


Translated things that keep me up at night[edit]

From Shmuel Eisenstadt:

"Eisenstadt's research contributed considerably to the understanding that the modern trend of a eurocentric interpretation of the cultural program developed in the west is a natural development model seen in all societies [...] the European model is only one: it was merely the earliest. It started the trend. But social reactions, whether in the USA, Canada, Japan or in Southeast Asia took place with completely different cultural reagents."

Eisenstadts Forschungen haben maßgeblich dazu beigetragen, das Verständnis der Moderne aus jener eurozentrischen Deutung heraus zu lösen, die das im Westen entwickelte kulturelle Programm als natürliches Entwicklungsmodell aller Gesellschaften sah. [...] Das europäische Modell ist nur eines: das zeitlich früheste. Es vermittelt den Impuls. Aber die gesellschaftlichen Reaktionen - sei es in den USA, Kanada, Japan oder im südostasiatischen Raum - erfolgten mit ganz unterschiedlichen kulturellen Reagenzien

Words to live by[edit]

Countries[edit]

The first condition of understanding a foreign country is to smell it. -Rudyard Kipling

  1.  United States
  2.  Canada
  3.  Germany
  4.  France
  5.  Austria
  6.   Switzerland
  7.  Italy
  8.  Vatican City
  9.  Greece
  10. Republic of Ireland Ireland
  11.  Kuwait
  12. South Korea South Korea
  13.  Thailand
  14.  Cambodia
  15.  Japan
  16.  Singapore
  17.  Tunisia
  18.  Luxembourg
  19.  Czech Republic
  20.  Malta
  21.  Liechtenstein
  22.  Turkey
  23.  Kenya
  24.  Netherlands
  25.  Ethiopia
  26.  Togo
  27.  Burkina Faso
  28.  Seychelles
  29.  United Kingdom
  30.  United Arab Emirates
  31.  Australia
  32.  New Zealand
  33.  Fiji
  34.  Tanzania
  35.  Djibouti
  36.  South Africa
  37.  Egypt

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