Brothalbahn D4

Paul M said:
German pronunciation? Same as as my French and Spanish. English but louder, I'm afraid. I get highly embarrassed trying to speak any other language, especially when I'm talking to a European who's English is better than mine. With my lifelong hearing problems, any pronunciation is difficult, so although I could actually read and write French quite well, my French lessons at school were the source of much hilarity and embarrassment
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The German language is much more straightforward and logical ............................. to Germans :emo::emo:
 
My D4 came secondhand from Glendale Junction. I wonder…
Great video. Thanks for posting. One of my favourite railways. Was there in 2022 for my second visit.

Simon
 
MaybachMD said:
My D4 came secondhand from Glendale Junction. I wonder…
Great video. Thanks for posting. One of my favourite railways. Was there in 2022 for my second visit.

Simon
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Oh if it had a small round sticker on the underneath of the chassis giving DCC number and or another random number sticker it could well have been my one.
 
Doesn’t have a sticker now and I can’t remember if it had one when I got it. I have had it quite a while now. It has had some abuse, I use it a lot. Worn out the skates. I really like it. It is very heavy and will pull anything. Be great if it was yours.
 
Paul M said:
They certainly have some long words! Strange as English has it's roots from the same language as German
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40 years ago, I was apparently the Untereisenbahnbetriebsleiter for British Forces Germany :blush:.
 
David1226 said:
My boss was always referred to as the Obersturmbanngropeninthedarkenfuhrer.

David
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It also works in English - before that in Belfast, I had a non-job and so made a sign for my office door 'DADAFA'. This politely translates to Deputy Assistant Director of Absolutely Fanny Adams. Thread drift, sorry.
 
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