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Title: This is for spookey
Post by george stone on Jul 2^nd, 2009 at 5:05pm

Hi spookey.I had a past life reading.My resent past life was in germany.My first name was rutogar.I was shot down in the first world war,buy I did not die from this,but later I was shot in my right knee and died.I had 2 daughter one name was helga and the named heigi.does this sound like german names?I died in 1919.I was born again in 1933.most of my past lifes were around germany.George

Title: Re: This is for spookey
Post by george stone on Jul 4^th, 2009 at 4:18pm

Hi anybody on this site speak german.George

Title: Re: This is for spookey
Post by supermodel on Jul 4^th, 2009 at 6:30pm

Ich sprechen nicht veil deutsch...

Title: Re: This is for spookey
Post by george stone on Jul 4^th, 2009 at 8:36pm

Hi supermodle.Those names I put in my email Are they german names.George

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Post by vagabound on Jul 5^th, 2009 at 3:25am

Hi George,

Helga is a German name (very popular from 1925 to 1940).
Heigi; well, you probably mean Heidi (popular around 1940) originally a nickname for Heidrun, Heidemarie, Heidelinde and Adelheid
Rutogar; one of the old forms of Rüdiger is Rutgar. It'd be very unusual for 1900 though; it was more common from 900 to 1700. (you may still find "Rutger" in the Netherlands though) Around 1900 men had names like Wilhelm, Karl, Heinrich, Paul, Otto etc.

greetings,
Vagabound

Title: Re: This is for spookey
Post by george stone on Jul 5^th, 2009 at 9:00am

Thank you all for the info George

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Post by spooky2 on Jul 5^th, 2009 at 4:21pm

Greetings George,
nothing to add to Vagabound's reply.

Spooky

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Post by supermodel on Jul 6^th, 2009 at 1:47pm

This is very interesting. Even though I've never been to Germany, I have a strong connection to there. I've been learning Spanish and I pick up on language quickly but all of a sudden, I wanted to learn German.

I started buying audiobooks and downloading German podcasts on my iPod and I am picking up on the language much quicker than I am with Spanish.

It could be because English is a Germanic language like German but it's very easy to me.

I think I have very strong ties to Europe period. Its almost like I have this feeling that I could go over to London, Paris, and Berlin, and walk around there, and know EXACTLY where I'm going.

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Post by spooky2 on Jul 6^th, 2009 at 5:25pm

Once you've discovered you like a foreign language, it's beautiful to learn it. I had this with English. It's better for song lyrics than German I find, as German is more harsh from the consonants and the way they're spoken.

Viel Spass,
Spooky