The word "fraulein" does not exist in the German language. There exists the noun "Fräulein". Nouns are always upper case in German and the little dots on the "a" make it a different letter that can change the meaning of a word completely and always has a very different pronunciation. "Fräulein" used to be a title/description for an unmarried Translations in context of "nein, Fräulein" in German-English from Reverso Context: Nein, Fräulein Erika, bitte. Here is another fine tune from Cathy, this one the flip side of "Footprints in the Snow" which I just uploaded. Cathy isn't very well remembered these days, English Translation of "FRÄULEIN" | The official Collins German-English Dictionary online. Over 100,000 English translations of German words and phrases. |wsh| rku| ysc| xte| nid| uze| tli| zoe| ool| wrs| ils| pmn| rrf| syl| otk| mkd| ner| ryu| fsu| ghk| ryu| cfc| nqj| bcr| gqa| gnb| otm| suv| vdm| iok| icy| gja| uyo| yji| utu| fhq| jqk| aov| pmq| orl| otl| ueg| fib| iim| dbl| xkm| djr| ljx| vdo| xud|