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You posted a something a little below and here is what I wanted to say.
Daividh, ich nehme einmal an, dass du deutsch sprichst und nach der Rechtschreibreform schreibt man Hass mit doppel s und nicht mit scharfem.
Sarahjeanne, you probably mean the German band Rammstein ("Du hasst mich")
Daividh, ich nehme einmal an, dass du deutsch sprichst und nach der Rechtschreibreform schreibt man Hass mit doppel s und nicht mit scharfem.
Sarahjeanne, you probably mean the German band Rammstein ("Du hasst mich")
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Hi Anne,
Interesting. It's been over a decade since I've been to Germany and I really don't keep up with spelling reforms (plus my German is VERY rusty and gets only occasional reading use). But plain old "ss" seems so...plain somehow. Pity.
Heck, I even miss Fraktur. Still quite a bit of it around when I lived for a time in Germany, altho it was pretty much outmoded even then.
- Da.
Interesting. It's been over a decade since I've been to Germany and I really don't keep up with spelling reforms (plus my German is VERY rusty and gets only occasional reading use). But plain old "ss" seems so...plain somehow. Pity.
Heck, I even miss Fraktur. Still quite a bit of it around when I lived for a time in Germany, altho it was pretty much outmoded even then.
- Da.
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Hi Daividh,
not every ß is delated. There are some ß left. It always depends on how long the consonant (a,e,i,o,u) before the ß ist spoken.
Anne
not every ß is delated. There are some ß left. It always depends on how long the consonant (a,e,i,o,u) before the ß ist spoken.
Anne
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