Thanks everybody for you answers to "Godfriday". It's a bit starnge though. I can easily believe that I am wrong about it. After all, it's been two decades that I finished school
. But I find it strange that we had a conversation about it last week and my English "teacher" said exactly the same thing. Hm *shrugs*. Perhaps she went to the same school I did and learned the same cr*p
Another question I had...when you talked about getting your tattoo, you mentioned your "motive"... not in relation to why you wanted to do it, but more in relation to design. That is not the word I would expect...I would think "pattern," "transfer," or "design." Can you explain?
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Ha, I
knew it was an odd word to use in this context! Of course I meant "design", but the word had slipped me for a moment. So I looked it up in my online dictionary. The German word is "Motiv" and the dictionary translated it with motif, motive or theme.
Motive did feel strange to me in this combination, but I used it anyway.
In German, Motiv can be both, a reason to do something or a pattern.