suprarx7nut said:I took german in HS and I remembered it meaning big.
I just looked it up.... he said "That cement it the uber of large"
ist means is, not es. kitten is appearantly cement(I didnt know that)
But, the main point, grossen means of large quantity/ big/ great.
Sorry to pick at your comment Supraman, I was just curious if my old HS German was still in my available memory.
***Edit... Gross in German is just Gros, or brutto. I dont think it needs conjugation:dunno:
/Hijack
uber means "over, above, across, etc.", except it's supposed to have an umlaut, that's probably why it didn't translate.
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