Starckdeutsch
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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.
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- Two poems by Matthias Koeppel, with their standard German translations
- Preface (standard German) to Matthias Koeppels Starckdeutsch. Eine Auswahl der stärksten Gedichte
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