Eriktheviking
Goran Bunjevcevic
My BASIC german tells me that says 'i'll go to spurs' not sure what the 'weiver' word means tho, but 'ich geh nach spurs' means i'll go to spurs...
One of the problems with German, as native English speaker, is that the verbs are often positioned at strange places and often, depending on its place in its sentence, the whole meaning or definition of the world can change. I found it a really trickly language to become fluent in, easy enough to understand the basic context, just the subtle changes can have a massive effect on the meaning.