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Hubert Schölnast
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As commenters noted, "Nachricht" means message"message" and "Text" means "text", so you would be able to use the two words interchangeably where you only expect a message to be entered (since you can only enter messages that consist of text.) It's the same in English though.

As commenters noted, "Nachricht" means message and "Text" means "text", so you would be able to use the two words interchangeably where you only expect a message to be entered (since you can only enter messages that consist of text.) It's the same in English though.

As commenters noted, "Nachricht" means "message" and "Text" means "text", so you would be able to use the two words interchangeably where you only expect a message to be entered (since you can only enter messages that consist of text.) It's the same in English though.

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As commenters noted, "Nachricht" means message and "Text" means "text", so you would be able to use the two words interchangeably where you only expect a message to be entered (since you can only enter messages that consist of text.) It's the same in English though.