>Don't have a word for something?
>just combine half a dozen vaguely related words together
Why are you so autistic
Don't have a word for something?
Camden Cook
Levi Reyes
What’s it like being a German minority in Poland or Slovakia?
Adrian Gomez
Ryan Jenkins
Jackson Morales
Heino is based, glad he's still going
David Williams
...this is how languages work.
Democracy? demos(people) + kratia(rule)
Republic? res(thing) + publica(public)
There's many more examples. Television, automobile, and compound words exist in all language families. Train in Japanese is "densha", electric + vehicle. Words like "because", "today", are all compound words. German just takes it to another level.
Jordan Harris
btw, I always wonder why this three Germanic countries do not unite.
Is the situation something like South Korea and North Korea?
Mason Reyes
yes the same you just dont hear about it much in the news
Jonathan Martin
There comes a point when most languages borrow and adapt a foreign words because trying to come up with a native expression is too unwieldy. Japanese have a native word for camera that is like saying "photograph-machine" but they usually just say "camera". English does the same. German autism and nazi purity standards is holding their language back.
Juan Sanders
Austria and Switzerland weren't historically part of unified Germany, except during WW2 when both were invaded by the Nazi regime. They've developed separate national identities and have no reason to relinquish their sovereignty to be ruled from Berlin. Same for Luxembourg.
Ethan Evans
>just combine half a dozen vaguely related words together
Never viewed german language being like that. Maybe it's because finnish is lot worse, if you call it a bad thing.
t. had german classes in elementary school
Benjamin Rogers
Eh, German actually has a lot of loanwords, especially English and French.
Eli Watson
it's actually much worse.
back in 2007 austria drop a nuclear bomb in germany. they just covered it all to not lose turism
Jace Howard
Kinda.
Austrians still think they some great Empire or something and Swiss fags will never give up on leaching from druglords and dictator monies and of course our tax evasion ends up there.
Daniel Cooper
>especially English and French.
Latin is the main source tho.
French is not that much and english only in modern language.
Mason Morgan
>German just takes it to another level.
an autistic level
Matthew James
No, you have a lot of French loanwords, but I've noticed that you typically don't recognise them as such. Words like internationale, clique, en.wikipedia.org
Levi Kelly
die artillerie, das manöver, die bombardierung,
Luke Garcia
Non of this words is used in common language.
International is from Latin.
Brandon Cook
artilley isn't used in common language?
come on
Charles Fisher
When the fuck do you need Artillery?
We don't bomb us around from far away here as past time.
Dylan Wright
Crazy how Germans used to say stuff like pic related when their words for cavalry, infantry and artillery come from French tbqh
Juan Hughes
I only looked up Infantery that is also Latin.
Most of the French words you recognize we have and already had from Latin.
Obviously they are same as yours since you speak a Latin language.
Hudson Thomas
Gunpowder empires such as ottomans or mughals were mad comfy.
Gunpowder bust
Crack open Money
Really simple wealth gain.
Joshua Evans
>We don't bomb us around from far away here as past time.
soy and bluepilled, modern germans are really brainwashed cucks
t. murcan
Nathaniel Moore
>Austria and Switzerland
>invaded
French intellectuals, everyone
Caleb Reed
You gave the words and we transfered it into reality.
Brandon Watson
Luxembourg is french
Dylan Hall
Luxemburg is German.
Hudson Diaz
we take it from latin and you take it from french
Thomas Watson
Luxembourg is french, God-Emperor Juncker recognises it as such
Hudson King
Luxemburg is German.
Ethan Gutierrez
Luxembourg, much like the entire world, is American.
Sebastian Sanders
What about us?