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Umgangssprache - An expression is colloquial if it is rarely used in public speeches or in formal writing, but often in informal speech, e.g. among friends.
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What is the difference between Prost and Prosit?
From what I can gather, Prost is the colloquial form of Prosit. However, I’ve searched around quite a bit and I see all sorts of explanations. …
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