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by Carens on 31 July 2007 - 00:07
DEAR EVERYONE: I found so many kennels using the words of "VOM" & "VAN DE" before the
name so I guess they mean "OF". But what is the word of "VAM"??? is it a word or some thing
special..??? Sorry for stupid question from a new fool in China!!! Thanks in advance.
Best personal regards to all.
by Jeni on 31 July 2007 - 01:07
vam is not a German word.
by Sunsilver on 31 July 2007 - 02:07
There was a previous thread on this. 'Vom' means the same as 'von der' which means 'of the' "Von' means simply 'of', so 'XXX von XXX Haus' means 'XXX from XXX house', and XXX vom 'xxxx Land' means 'xxx from XXX land or country.
by Carens on 31 July 2007 - 06:07
JENI/SUNSILVER : Many thanks for your comments.
If all 3 of "VOM", "VAN DE" & "VON DER" are the same as "OF/FROM" & the "VAM" is not
the German word, could it be possible from the other countries??? as a kennel in China
had been using it for years???? why??? any idea...... thanks again for all others.
by Carens on 31 July 2007 - 06:07
sorry, I should say if "VAM" is not the German word!!!!
by Carens on 11 August 2007 - 05:08
Strange!!! is it real that no one here can tell if this "VAM" is a word from one of the country in the world??? is it really not the German word!!!!
or it is not a "WORD"at all!!!
by Jantie on 11 August 2007 - 18:08
Greetings to China!
Why don't you give us the entire sentence or context in which you found the word? Would be a start!
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