Hi there,
I'm currently interviewing a man from German origin who is currently living in the Netherlands. H has said a phrase that I don't understand and can't find any background on, I'm hoping someone may be able to help?
In context "What my mom calls a "lo-mo-na-resalis" so someone who likes a lot of different things..." (in terms of work). That's the closest representation I can get from pronunciation.
Sorry if this seems ridiculous! Hope there's enough information there.
Thank you again!
Lewis
Help with a particular word?
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Re: Help with a particular word?
This doesn't make a lot of sense, could you give us the German sentence instead or maybe link to a recording somewhere?
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Re: Help with a particular word?
Hi,
Ive uploaded the excerpt to SoundCloud here's the link: https://soundcloud.com/lewis-chopper-ba ... pt/s-nk6UP
Hope this is of some use. Thank you. again for your help!
Lewis
Ive uploaded the excerpt to SoundCloud here's the link: https://soundcloud.com/lewis-chopper-ba ... pt/s-nk6UP
Hope this is of some use. Thank you. again for your help!
Lewis
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Re: Help with a particular word?
That's not German it's the latin phrase "homo universalis" which means something like polymath.
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