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**CreativeAcrobate** · 04-16-2008, 10:00 AM

hi dave vogel!

"vogel" isn't that "bird" in german?

liliane

well 'hello!' to you too, liliane! indeed, "vogel" is "bird" in german and is pronounced "fogel." you will find numerous anglicized spellings in english-speaking places and other variations like "fogelsang" and soforth. birds are rather unintelligent creatures, so i'm not so sure how much i like being associated with them :d but i am quite musical, so maybe i have a great vocalist in my distant lineage.

04-16-2008, 10:00 AM	#10
CreativeAcrobate Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 407 Senior Member	hi dave vogel! "vogel" isn't that "bird" in german? liliane well 'hello!' to you too, liliane! indeed, "vogel" is "bird" in german and is pronounced "fogel." you will find numerous anglicized spellings in english-speaking places and other variations like "fogelsang" and soforth. birds are rather unintelligent creatures, so i'm not so sure how much i like being associated with them :d but i am quite musical, so maybe i have a great vocalist in my distant lineage.
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