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For questions about indicating time by means other than inflecting verbs. Use [tenses] for the latter.
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Why is Wednesday called “Mittwoch”?
I always wondered why Wednesday is called Mittwoch in German, while the middle day of the week is actually Thursday.
Wikipedia says “from Old High German mittawehha”, which means it is like that sin …
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