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Munga01
2 years ago

Well, these are only certain circles that communicate like that.

Luckily I have nothing to do with such people.

Munga01
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

These are young people or young adults who want to come over Cool.

The longterm unemployed are not.

Bock13
2 years ago

I think that’s a bit of shit.

These whole “Rappers” who are partly German, but want to sound like an Assi-Turkey.

The Kiddys are doing this.

Kaydina97
2 years ago

Don’t bother me to be honest. Language is constantly changing. And he’s not stopping whether it bothers me or not. I think that’s good. That’s how things go. Everything changes – also the language.

Dahika
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

Come on, bitch. But that’s how you’re neonazis. Too bad. If you want to rush, it’s open and doesn’t disguise it by seemingly harmless questions

Oh, yeah, I’m actually left green. Thank God.

Kaydina97
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

I don’t know what you mean by “her” and “our”. I also do not think that the language is “diluted” by these terms. It is changing and developing. That’s how it is, languages will never remain the same, what do you think our current German has developed? That’s it. Outer influences. The world is colorful. Come on.

Dahika
2 years ago

No, I’d be poor if I didn’t go to university.

Volkerfant
2 years ago

The language is influenced in all countries by foreign languages, it is necessary to accept it because you cannot change it.

I’ve never heard these words.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

I find that bad, but language is a social phenomenon and constantly changing. Turkish is also summoned with German words, is often practical

Dahika
2 years ago

That’s what I smelled. This is a youth language and will grow out,

Hardy3
2 years ago

You only hear that in certain circles. If you hear that often, you should question your handling.

Hardy3
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

That fits exactly to my statement – except for the second sentence 😊

Nelson100
2 years ago

I ignore all the superfluous angerisms.

Bananaphone0
2 years ago
Reply to  Nelson100

Anglicisms are international. Turkish and Arabic Proll-German not.

Nelson100
2 years ago
Reply to  Bananaphone0

What is particularly expressed here in the case of a good question about untapped anglicisms of minors is no less prollous than the Sandland-Slang.

Munga01
2 years ago
Reply to  Bananaphone0

Anglicisms are annoying and are just as superfluous, even if they are international.

Lucas
2 years ago

There are now many examples, I would like to describe one thing: Public Viewing is used for live broadcasts in sports, but it describes something quite different in English. The English people call such a public screening.

Bananaphone0
2 years ago

How do you think that only Germans use these anglicisms, lucas?

Lucas
2 years ago

The Anglicisms used by Germans are by no means international, but only English.

gufrastella
2 years ago

Hello lueluelue8!

Is there another one he’s talking about?

gufrastella

Dahika
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

I think you don’t understand,

Bananaphone0
2 years ago

Works on Me very prolific. But good, you can quickly see what client you have to do with.

Luna0610
2 years ago

Just as unsightly as Anglicisms.

German is such a beautiful language and hardly anyone can control it right. Aside from spelling and grammar.

Narva
2 years ago

I don’t know, I haven’t met in my environment yet.

Oftenbored
2 years ago

Hahaha the doorstep, never heard

uhyrius
2 years ago
Reply to  Oftenbored

If there was something like that, it would be a doorkization and not a “door”.

zhirafjonok
2 years ago

Don’t bother me, I studied Linguistics.

Dahika
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

ah so, and you are the typical rights that make fake questions, but they only serve the rush. It’s nice to say,

zhirafjonok
2 years ago
Reply to  lueluelue8

No, a typical linguist

Kaydina97
2 years ago

So it is

uhyrius
2 years ago

I think that’s tamam.

Bock13
2 years ago
Reply to  uhyrius

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