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Did you knew that "anglo" in german means angel?
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>>224461754
Would you please give me attention?
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>>224461754
No it means fishing rod
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>>224461754
Wouldn't that be Engel (not sure)
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>>224462483
Engel means angel, but it can also mean anglo.
In old high german the word for anglo was also Engel(or sometimes engil)
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>>224462603
Sounds like someone had a crush for the British rose
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>>224461754
woah
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>>224462657
Germans are brothers of the original english
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>>224461851
*attention*



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