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'''Starckdeutsch''' (literally, ''strong [[German language|German]]'', albeit with ''ck'' for ''k'', as dictated by the phonetics of the variant), also called ''Siegfriedsch'' and ''Kauderdeutsch'', is an imagined language created by '''Matthias Koeppel''', a German painter and poet and self-proclaimed ''Sprachkünstler'' (artist of language). It has some resemblance to [[Middle High German]] (Mittelhochdeutsch).
'''Starckdeutsch''' (literally, ''strong [[German language|German]]'', albeit with ''ck'' for ''k'', as dictated by the phonetics of the variant), also called ''Siegfriedsch'' and ''Kauderdeutsch'', is an [[constructed language|imagined language]] created by '''Matthias Koeppel''', a German painter and poet and self-proclaimed ''Sprachkünstler'' (artist of language). It has some resemblance to [[Middle High German]] (Mittelhochdeutsch).

Matthias Koeppel started to write humorous poems in "Starckdeutsch" in 1972. A collection of them was published as ''Starckdeutsch. Sämtliche Gedichte'' in 1981 (Berlin: Edition Kleber).
Matthias Koeppel started to write humorous poems in "Starckdeutsch" in 1972. A collection of them was published as ''Starckdeutsch. Sämtliche Gedichte'' in 1981.


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Revision as of 18:32, 23 September 2011

Starckdeutsch (literally, strong German, albeit with ck for k, as dictated by the phonetics of the variant), also called Siegfriedsch and Kauderdeutsch, is an imagined language created by Matthias Koeppel, a German painter and poet and self-proclaimed Sprachkünstler (artist of language). It has some resemblance to Middle High German (Mittelhochdeutsch).

Matthias Koeppel started to write humorous poems in "Starckdeutsch" in 1972. A collection of them was published as Starckdeutsch. Sämtliche Gedichte in 1981.