Can anyone figure out this anagram?

Question

it's either:
"cwahre liechung unsburg lmeistarn"
or
"wahre liechung unsburg lmeistarn" -which is the same as above just without the first "c"

thanks.

Andy's generator is the best one I've found, but it didn't work. Which leads me to think that she didn't leave me with an anagram, just gibberish.

Answer 1

If you mean to use all the letters together to form a sentence or phrase in English, I would start by making a list of words or suffixes/prefixes that use the "W" or "U's" since these have limited choices or the "B" and "G." (Since there is no "O" I would guess that the U's will most likely be used with "UN-" and that the "G" would be used with "-ING.")

While, Where, When, Watch, Which
Be or Being, -able, Bring, Bright. Blame, Beware

Does this theme have anything to do with Christmas?
Was there any other context or clue you could provide?
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http://www.anagramgenius.com/server.html

I tried the letters without the C and got nonsense phrases:

"The scrawnier, subhuman gruelling"
"Au naturel blushing grim wrenches"

Answer 2

Try Andy's Anagram Solver: http://www.ssynth.co.uk/~gay/anagram.html

I tried it, but you know more about the circumstances of the anagram. I've always found it really helpful.

Happy Holidays! =]

Answer 3

Try a German English dictionary.

Answer 4

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im confused...