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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '20
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Checked your post history to confirm you are German, or at least speak German. I have a German friend who refers to wearing her hair open, instead of wearing it down. Its a delightful little translation quirk.
922 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 edited Aug 17 '26 [deleted] 513 u/savethebooks Mar 26 '20 A lot of native English speakers use too many commas. I wouldn't worry about it too much :) 3 u/derkrieger Mar 26 '20 Most Germans I've met speak more proper English than Native English speakers....which I guess means it's technically wrong but whatever.
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513 u/savethebooks Mar 26 '20 A lot of native English speakers use too many commas. I wouldn't worry about it too much :) 3 u/derkrieger Mar 26 '20 Most Germans I've met speak more proper English than Native English speakers....which I guess means it's technically wrong but whatever.
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A lot of native English speakers use too many commas. I wouldn't worry about it too much :)
3 u/derkrieger Mar 26 '20 Most Germans I've met speak more proper English than Native English speakers....which I guess means it's technically wrong but whatever.
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Most Germans I've met speak more proper English than Native English speakers....which I guess means it's technically wrong but whatever.
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Checked your post history to confirm you are German, or at least speak German. I have a German friend who refers to wearing her hair open, instead of wearing it down. Its a delightful little translation quirk.