What percentage of Germans do not know the difference between “das” and “dass”?

Especially on GF, the two are often misused and result in completely meaningless sentences… – what do you think?

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ronalda
7 months ago

In my generation you know the difference. At that time there were German lessons in primary school. Today you can obviously easily pass the abitur with inadequate German circuses.

Jujuwoman
7 months ago

Unfortunate if you don’t know the difference first of all if you don’t even try to understand when to use it or

Drengr
7 months ago

If you care if it’s written with one or two? As long as you understand what is meant, you don’t have to know everything or can in life. And for such pea census, time is too bad, life can be so easy if you just want it;-)

ImmortalAnthra
7 months ago
Reply to  Drengr

The spelling is getting worse and worse. Look at this. https://www.news4teachers.de/2023/05/debatte-um-rechtstellung-if-lehrkraefte-die-texte-ihrer-schueler-nicht-multi-entschluesseln-koennen-ist-das-ein-echt-problem/

If you understand it on the Internet, it doesn’t matter. But as soon as people no longer know how to use the German language, it becomes critical.

Schmaggie97
7 months ago
Reply to  Drengr

So I see that 😉

Estrella06
7 months ago

I guess it’s about 60-70%.

Members Superiors of me have some degree and degree and do not control the difference. What I find pretty poor.

Estrella06
7 months ago

Ow!

Estrella06
7 months ago

It’s sad!

hamberlona
7 months ago

This is probably more of sloppyness and that too many take the smartphone instead of the computer. They don’t read what they wrote before they send it.

Bonye
7 months ago

About the same many who have been over and are stumbled.

ImmortalAnthra
7 months ago

The spelling here is a disaster anyway. Large and small description, spelling, grammar; so many construction sites.

Shadowraven
7 months ago

Hmmm 65%?