German supplier of Electrical Components - and its in English

[Fallingditch]

The use of Reuters, Megabad, Skybad and Heizman24 for the import of big ticket sanitaryware at much lower prices have been discussed in the plumbing section.

 

I have just come across a German electrical store offering around 200,000 items, in English, priced in sterling. Delivery costs start at abouit £10.80 (12.50 euro).

 

So for those of us thinking of buying Gira, Hager, Jung, Busch-Jaeger, Scneider switches, sockets etc, might want to take a look.

 

www.eibmarkt.com

 

(Note I have used Google translate on German sites before, but this is the first large electrical shopping site I have come across which is in English, with commodity pricing and low delivery costs.)

 

 

[ToughButterCup]

Na gut Mensch! Viel Spass bei eibmarkt.

The tragedy of your discovery is that it reminds me very many Germans regularly read and speak English , whereas their UK friends don't.

As my mates in Berlin used to say : "Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache." That is, of course, nonsense. English is a Germanic language, and so -in theory at least- easier than many to learn.

 

I tried learning Welsh once: nearly lost the will to live.

[SteamyTea]

Latin is a dead language

As dead as it can be

First it killed the Romans

Now it is killing me