Eien
- ENIHCAMBUS
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Re: Eien
I didn't knew this game was on JIG. I really missed it!
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- Anteroinen
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Re: Eien
I don't know, maybe there's something to that, but I always assumed the name referred to 永遠 (eien), eternity.Apocrypha wrote:According to Google Translate, "Eien" is German for "land". Yet in the ending scene
Theories?SPOILER wrote:there is no land in sight.
"We didn't leave the Stone Age, because we ran out of stones."
Re: Eien
?????? since when?Anteroinen wrote:According to Google Translate, "Eien" is German for "land".
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hmm, mighty Google tells that in Japanese it's "eternity", in German - "residence".
Re: Eien
I've never heard that word used in any German context, and I can't find any info on it. Would like to know where y'all're getting this from
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Re: Eien
me:
translatormighty Google
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I don't trust Google with this.
See here, the Bible of the German language: https://www.duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/Eien
No results.
See here, the Bible of the German language: https://www.duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/Eien
No results.
- Anteroinen
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That said, I am under the impression there are common words that do not get into the Duden because they're "spoken language". Still, I have no doubt eien is referring to Japanese.
"We didn't leave the Stone Age, because we ran out of stones."
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