Even Germans who speak English vell, often get the w sound wrong and pronounce it like a “v”. Especially after drinking some vine. Ve just accept it just as ve tolerate English speakers struggling with “ö” and “ü”. However, the really funny thing is that many Germans who manage the “w” quite well, will overcompensate and call a tankard or glass or stein a “wessel”. Particularly, after drinking some wampire or wanilla cocktails.
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FOWC with Fandango: Horizontal
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Cushions, particularly upholstery, are called “Polster” in Germany. Go figure.
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Before you can do the laundry you should make sure that everything is in perfect working order. It is advisable to have a machinery check carried out by a qualified technician.
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Well, 5 (letters) out of 8 is not bad.
Children’s Easter chocolate in Germany, it’s actually a May beetle or chafer. But since an American friend screeched “Cockroach, it’s a chocoolate cockroach!” we call it that, too. And it was my first thought when I saw the prompt. And sometimes, the first thought is not the worst.
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it’s worth doing it properly well. Papa Stork was doing it passably acceptably adequately decently correctly properly. FOWC with Fandango: Properly
That’s a sentence from The Sun in 2023. If they didn’t show this face beneath they should have.
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