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Topic: Help pls, Russian or German speakers  (Read 1462 times)

Offline anda

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Help pls, Russian or German speakers
on: July 29, 2009, 10:03:12 PM
I need (for a paper I have to write) dictionary definitions for the terms "accompanist", in German and Russian, must be from an important dictionary (something equivalent to Webster, or Oxford, etc.). I know there must be an online version of these dictionaries, but I can't find them (because I don't speak German or Russian).  If you can find these for me, please c/p the definition, and also the link.

Also, if there are more terms in German or Russian (in French there is "accompagnateur", "repetiteur", "corepetiteur"), please c/p the definitions for as many as you find.

Many many thanks in advance

Offline richard black

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Re: Help pls, Russian or German speakers
Reply #1 on: July 29, 2009, 10:31:23 PM
German - Begleiter

Russian - Accompanyata - I can't write it in Cyrillic on this computer because I haven't installed the relevant languege drivers, sorry!
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