I had learned that the verb “huldigen” is always followed by the dative case.
More often, however, I stumble across phrases like “I pay homage to you,” in the accusative case.
Is this just a malformation that has become widespread or has there now been an adaptation so that the accusative can also be used?
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The tripod after “houlding” is obligatory and exclusive. As often as the battery may encounter you as a connection at this point – it remains an unauthorized development at this point.
Good to know, thank you!
This is stupid German, just how to call something qualitative without mentioning the relation.
You don’t have to offend one. Next time a more respectful answer! Thanks and a nice day.
Who is he insulting? Not yet You! You have already made it clear by question and other text that you are wondering about “holy + Akk.” So why are you upset?
Where did I complain, I would be insulted? It is more about insulting those who use this formulation (“dummdeutsch”). This is a clear evaluation.
“I beg you” – I have never heard that before and is simply wrong.
Who am I? (Who am I submitting? To whom do I swear loyalty?)