Hallo Ruth,
RH>I use whatever happens to be handy.:-)  I have a big Larousse for
RH>French, but nothing bigger than a good tourist dictionary for
RH>German alas.
I've never learned French :-( But your name sounds German :-)
RH>the vinegar mixture they're packed in.  Why anyone would do that
RH>to a perfectly good cucumber I'll never know.:)  These are usually
RH>less than 6cm long too, if that makes any difference.
I like these mustard gherkins :-) But I don't like the sour ones.
SB>> that you are almost ready :-)
RH>Almost.:-)  I do better in French than in German, but sometimes
Oh yes, almost. I wasn't so far by any means.
RH>that's more hinderence than help.  Some words are almost
RH>identical, and it's the almost that trips me every time.:)
This can happen to you in German/English, too: Where is "wo", and who is  
"wer" :-)
But I think were going off topic ...
Schoene Gruesse
   Sabine                                 e-mail: frosch@seerose.domino.de
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