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Unswar, I have this question: Did you know that "unswar" isn't actually a word? "unzwahr" isn't one either.
What's meant here is something different. Two words, namely "and" and "while"!
Did you know that?
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Yeah, I knew that.
This is not at all, and above all the case. These are also often written together although it is wrong.
Okay, but I think that’s harmless compared. It’s not just about separate or collapsing. Start a sentence with “And indeed” – what does that mean? Or “Unzwar” – so the negation of “zwar” or “Unswar” (hm, ok, WAS was you!?) …
Of course I knew. I honestly didn’t even know there were people who write it “our”.
😏…
It’s exactly the other way around. Didn’t think there was something like “our” or “our” “unzwar.”
Whoever is powerful in the German language knows of course. However, it has become a certain trend among young people to generate such words.
we were
Before that it was trend to transform German words into German/Turkish, but mostly in language, less in writing.
Well, whoever is powerful in the German language knows that it is called “white”…. 🤭
more correct would be ‘white’. If we’re on the subject.
Not even worse, but wrong.
No. That would be even worse.
Of course I knew that and I don’t understand why it is not understood by most young people, because the word “zwar” is used differently and should be known.
I didn’t know, but I was afraid.
Very very many people who write here can’t really write and they can’t express themselves and it’s too bad for them… no matter whether they have written anything wrong or whether the written makes no sense.
They are very superficial and refuse at least some error-free writing, I already make a typo error, but some things can’t be read.
When you say what you get the answer
You know what I’m saying, I’m not as perfect as you, yes you little smartass lick me, mimimimimimimi, etc.
No one here expects perfect spelling or even grammar. But sometimes it’s almost undamaged, which some sometimes (are exceptions!) deliver. Wall of text without point and comma e.g.
It’s not about following meaningless rules or learning something stupid by heart if you want to write. It’s about communicating with other people. And that only works if writers and readers agree on the meaning of the font/word/etc.
But apart from that (and that I am far from the best in spelling), a few things somehow “trigger” me again and again – and that if you write “our” at the beginning of the sentence, without reference to anything you want to explain with “and indeed” in more detail … 🙂
I am always trying to get correct German and I’m sorry if I have a mistake. However, some are also owed to the “intelligent” keyboard, which has already confused “the” and “the”; which, of course, is particularly tedious, since the reader then believes that I cannot disassemble battery and Dativ. In addition, mine seems to have a slope to eroticism, as it likes to make an “Erotik-Berg” at the swipe from the intended “Würzburg” and also other “Schweinkram”.
But I always say, “Nobody is perfect. And who am I? So I’m perfect.” It’s logical. or?
Hello,
Of course I knew. I learned that 50+ years ago at school.
AstridThePu
Yeah, I knew that. Not exactly very impressive, but somehow also strange that so many “our” are used to write.
It’s called “and indeed.” In the meantime, however, there are all possible and impossible shortcuts in chats.
Now comes a shocking news: water is wet.
Did you know that?
It wouldn’t surprise me if there are users on GF who aren’t 100% clear. ^^
Even in my best time as a legassian, I did not know the word “our” and I had a lot Fantasy at spelling.
It became a great trent in primary schools, “Writing to hearing” to be introduced. I want the kids to write to the 4th grade as they hear. Only from the 4th grade are the spelling rules applicable to them.
“our” is the harmless Word.
I find it so bad that “unswar”, “unzwar” or even “and that’s” usually the first in the text here on GF. So what?
or something.
As “and indeed” is written, I did not know as a child. But now.
This comes because it actually means “and indeed” what a synonym is for “everything”. There are two words.
Yes, have a very good voice hearing 🙂
Yeah, I knew.
I knew that before my kindergarten.
Yeah, I know that and even more. I can even “masturb” write. 🤓
Uiiii! 😁
“masturb” – isn’t that a ‘tun’ word?
So you should do it – and not write. 😎
And yet you will find the most special variants in the forum. From the classic “mastrubieren” to “mastrobieren/mastorbieren” to almost unmistakableness like “mastribulating” or something.
I even in English: masterbait 😉
Mastribulating? *
Hello,
Yeah, I know…
I thought it was a standard to know something like that….
Hm, well, it seems like a kind of “GF Slang”. :
Yeah, I know that. The same applies to:
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I yelled.
Conversely. What makes you think this is a word?
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I don’t. But it seems like a kind of “GF Slang”…?
Naglar!
This is the Swedish word for “nails” and has nothing to do with “and indeed”.
real? have you not been reading?
This is because you’ve only been registered here since today. 😌