You may say 'byouki,' written: 病気
Zu mir = to me Zu mir = to mine
Zu mir = to me Zu mir = to mine
Von can mean from or of Zu can mean to or at
'Sickness, illness'. When used in a sentence it can also mean 'sick, ill, not feeling well'.
'Watashi no kodomo WA byouki desu' is how you could say it in Japanese.(In 'byouki' the 'you' syllable is read like in 'yoke', just with longer sound of 'o')
You may say 'Joseffu ha byouki desu.'
again at home
Wir hoeren auf zu schreien - We will stop screaming/shouting
"Das ist deutsche wurde zu lieben ist zu leben verstehen" means nothing, but translated literally, it's "that is German was to love is to live to understand."
Merry Christmas to all
Zu Zu Ginger Snaps was created in 1901.