If I place advertisements on that small round pillar there is a German word and the pillar will be lit. “Litfau00df column.” Our English teachers had their own German school, therefore, they did not want it

to become common in the UK…how can you prove this?

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.

Because Spanish people pronounce ‘Z’ as ‘th’ and the British are famous throughout Europe for their insistence on punctilious observation of foreign language and customs.