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[lostprophet]

For some reason whenever I see clarinetJWD's signature picture I think of this

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZXT1CMy3Jw[/ame]

it must be an English thing

 

[Corry]

Totally don't see the correlation....but it's a funny clip!

 

[clarinetJWD]

dombr..brow..dombro...do...dombrowsk..i

 

[Corry]

Have a go at my last name!

Engelbrecht!

 

[Puscas]

Have a go at my last name!

Engelbrecht!

how is that difficult??

love the clip btw; hilarious!




pascal

 

[Corry]

how is that difficult??

love the clip btw; hilarious!




pascal

Don't ask me....ask the dozens upon dozens of people who can't get it right!

 

[Puscas]

Don't ask me....ask the dozens upon dozens of people who can't get it right!

I know, but it's very European (Dutch, German?), so no problems here, but I know from experience that people in the US have problems with those kind of names. But it's a beautiful name!





pascal

 

[Corry]

It's very very German!

 

[JohnMF]

It's very very German!

Engelbrecht

does it mean Broken Angel or something like that?

Very fancy

 

[Corry]

I don't have the slightest clue what it means.

 

[JohnMF]

i think it might do... we need LaFoto to solve this... I'm intrigued now

 

[Puscas]

It's easy to find: look at ancestry.com.
It turns out your name is like Engelbert (which indeed is Dutch and German). The first part Engel probably relates to the Angeln (the people that lived in north Germany and moved to England)
The second part brecht means something like 'bright' or 'famous' (I'm just quoting ancestry.com).
So you have to visit Germany to see if there's an old family heraldry waiting for you...

But again; I like the name.


(if anyone wants to put this on topic again, be my guest..)

pascal

 

[lostprophet]

It's easy to find: look at ancestry.com.
It turns out your name is like Engelbert (which indeed is Dutch and German). The first part Engel probably relates to the Angeln (the people that lived in north Germany and moved to England)
The second part brecht means something like 'bright' or 'famous' (I'm just quoting ancestry.com).
So you have to visit Germany to see if there's an old family heraldry waiting for you...

But again; I like the name.


(if anyone wants to put this on topic again, be my guest..)

pascal

where's the fun in that?

 

[drgibson]

Engelbrecht!

Gesundheit!!