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Springymajig from New Zealand (www.mp3.com/aureus) on 2001-07-13 03:19 [#00014703] | |||||||||
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Gunther unt Zeigfreid? Is that right? Is "unt" German for "and"? Are those names German? I just wanna know cause I wanna call one of my songs that. Thanks. |
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Springymajig from New Zealand (www.mp3.com/aureus) on 2001-07-13 03:45 [#00014710] | |||||||||
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Somebody? This would really help... |
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Indian Lad on 2001-07-13 05:14 [#00014717] | |||||||||
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I suggest you spell it any way you like. |
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-=[mCp]=- from Frankfurt/Germany on 2001-07-13 08:10 [#00014736] | |||||||||
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The proper way is "Gunther und Siegfried" |
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