The Trefzgers
Nicolas told me about the Trefzger last name story.
In the 14th century ... there was a man ... who lived in that area where Nicolas comes from. South Germany....
Really south ... between Swiss and Germany near the Black Forest
Tthere was a valley that time ...so people couldn't live there, because there was a plant growing there .... and it destroyed every other plant
It was like a jungle that valley
People were scared to go there
So that guy went out ... and destroyed that plant and recultured that valley
The plant was called TRESPE and in English the plant is called BROMUS
So, if Nicolas were anEnglish, He'd be Nicholas Bromuskiller :D
Later on, the name was split up :
Trefzger - catholic
Trefzer - protestant
Even today in that village .. almost every one is called still today Trefzger
so Trefzger is a very common name in that area
TREFZGER ... is today a name maybe only around 20 families have WORLDWIDE
Trefzger is very uncommon .. because it is catholic but that area was protestant
His uncle got a book ... with the names of the family who remain today .... all over the world
it was 15 inside, but I guess there are still a few not register ones
The funniest thing is only the people in south Germany know that name
North german people always think it is Russian or something like that and they can't spell it at all LOL
In the 14th century ... there was a man ... who lived in that area where Nicolas comes from. South Germany....
Really south ... between Swiss and Germany near the Black Forest
Tthere was a valley that time ...so people couldn't live there, because there was a plant growing there .... and it destroyed every other plant
It was like a jungle that valley
People were scared to go there
So that guy went out ... and destroyed that plant and recultured that valley
The plant was called TRESPE and in English the plant is called BROMUS
So, if Nicolas were anEnglish, He'd be Nicholas Bromuskiller :D
Later on, the name was split up :
Trefzger - catholic
Trefzer - protestant
Even today in that village .. almost every one is called still today Trefzger
so Trefzger is a very common name in that area
TREFZGER ... is today a name maybe only around 20 families have WORLDWIDE
Trefzger is very uncommon .. because it is catholic but that area was protestant
His uncle got a book ... with the names of the family who remain today .... all over the world
it was 15 inside, but I guess there are still a few not register ones
The funniest thing is only the people in south Germany know that name
North german people always think it is Russian or something like that and they can't spell it at all LOL
12 Comments:
frederik david decante...ambil gih sana, jadi anak trefzger. masya olloh, jeng banyak huruf matinya
Tempat namanya; 'black forest'?? Koq kayak nama kue yah?? He3... :P
TREFZGER, susah amat sih namanya... :(
Tempat namanya; 'black forest'?? Koq kayak nama kue yah?? He3... :P
TREFZGER, susah amat sih namanya... :(
jeng dian >>>>> kakakkakakka turunan germany kakakakkaka baru tahu dia hihihi
iya tuh nenek moyang dia conquered the trespe, makanya dipanggil trefzger...gue jgua gak ngarti kok banyak huruf idup :D
zilko >>>> Schwarzwald itu nama daerahnya aka black forest, and kue itu terkenal dari daerah itu.
iya nih kasian aku ntar kalo nikah pake last namenya yg susah spelling :((
hello nyonya bromuskiller kakakakakaka
kakkakakkkakakka baru tahu gue :D
jd ingat pas pertama lihat huruf ~~> ß < ditulisan jerman,aku baca b :)) ga taunya hurus s tanpa e seperti kita nyebut s=es :)) au ah bingung bgt bacaan tulisan orang eroupe,banyak huruf mati,kadang jg huruf hidup ampe 4 bingung kan mo bacanya ( weeen <-kontraksi) bacanya weien di blanda tp kalo aku tetep aja baca weeen :)))))))
salah ding bacanya weiyen :))
iya itu sama dengan ss, seperti straße = strasse aka street. banyak juga umlautnya :D
kalo kontraksi digerman baca apa yak Kontraktion kali kakakkakakaa
Jeng Jolie, biar sidia yg ganti nama aja... jadi Mr Christy.!!
kakakkakak udah jadi Mr. Hann dia di msn nya LOL
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