10-03-2020, 11:54 AM
It becomes really interesting when a German speaker needs an interpreter for German.
We in Zurich speak a lot with ( cha, che, cho, chi, chu ).
In the example the alphabet does not even contain ( C ). But it is the same language.
How do I want to judge something if I decipher it, if I don't understand it, even if I am right.
Now I am still in the 1400 century.
Who understands it, even if it is not encrypted.
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@Helmut Winkler,
It falls into your dialect area (Bavarian). Do you understand it ? I stand at my limits.
We in Zurich speak a lot with ( cha, che, cho, chi, chu ).
In the example the alphabet does not even contain ( C ). But it is the same language.
How do I want to judge something if I decipher it, if I don't understand it, even if I am right.
Now I am still in the 1400 century.
Who understands it, even if it is not encrypted.
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@Helmut Winkler,
It falls into your dialect area (Bavarian). Do you understand it ? I stand at my limits.