I've only read one book in German, it wasn't an easy book by any means and I was surprised by how much I understood. Lots of odd words, but I got the gist. And I have a dictionary, though I rarely bother to check any words. Only if I feel that they're essential.
But yeah, I think I'll pick this one up some day. For language practice, mostly. I might not read this in English.
Man, I thought you misspelled "Alptraum", I never knew you could write it with b instead of p. I'd have been interested in knowing about Nachtmahre, too.
Too damn bad that I don't have any more German lessons in the near future. At the university, then.
But yeah, nice review. And not wasted - you got at least me interested.
But yeah, I think I'll pick this one up some day. For language practice, mostly. I might not read this in English.
Man, I thought you misspelled "Alptraum", I never knew you could write it with b instead of p. I'd have been interested in knowing about Nachtmahre, too.
Too damn bad that I don't have any more German lessons in the near future. At the university, then.
But yeah, nice review. And not wasted - you got at least me interested.
Reading non-Anglo-Saxon fantasy: Markus Heitz - Die Zwerge (The Dwarves)
11/10/2010 01:29:58 PM
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Sounds like my kind of book
11/10/2010 06:22:40 PM
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Speaking of non-Anglo-Saxon fantasy: who knows when the next Witcher book is coming out in English?
11/10/2010 10:17:51 PM
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