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Origin of the name "Lichfett"?
This is a wild guess (and probably wrong) but perhaps it has to do with embalming? "Lich" + "fett"?
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How should one pronounce "Denglisch" words when one is a native English speaker?
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How should one pronounce "Denglisch" words when one is a native English speaker?
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How should one pronounce "Denglisch" words when one is a native English speaker?
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Resources for testing language level
This isn't really a testing resource but I think this scale poses some good questions to ask when self-assessing: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ILR_scale
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Best word for “computer science”
@RemcoGerlich arguably, yes. As stated in Wrzlprmft's source: ,,Das Wort Informatik wird häufig auf die Verschmelzung von Information und Automatik zurückgeführt, alternativ auch oft auf Information und Mathematik"
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Best word for “computer science”
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Substantivierung von zusammengesetzten schwachen Verben
Mir fällt zur Zeit kein Gegenbeispiel ein. Das soll natürlich nicht heißen, dass es keins gibt...
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"Terminologie" vs "Fachsprache"
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"Terminologie" vs "Fachsprache"
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German word for "passphrase"
Their literal translations certainly have different meanings but in colloquial use, I can't think of a scenario where they couldn't be used interchangeably.
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