No one doubts that "geismilch" = goatmilk exists. “So nim” means “so take,” and it can refer to all sorts of things—including, of course, goatmilk.
But even with sentences like: “So nim es von mir” (“So take it away from me”) or “So nim dich in Acht” (“So watch out”), etc.—you can deduce Nothing from “so nim.”
But it’s difficult to turn “gasmich” into “geismilch”—or, in this case, more likely “gaismilch.” There would be two errors: the missing “i” and the missing “L.” That simply makes it very unlikely—too many assumptions without evidence...
But even with sentences like: “So nim es von mir” (“So take it away from me”) or “So nim dich in Acht” (“So watch out”), etc.—you can deduce Nothing from “so nim.”
But it’s difficult to turn “gasmich” into “geismilch”—or, in this case, more likely “gaismilch.” There would be two errors: the missing “i” and the missing “L.” That simply makes it very unlikely—too many assumptions without evidence...
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