It’s basically an insider from a German meme community here on lemmy. The community is called ich_iel (a translation of me_irl) and people use bad literal translations from English as a joke and call it Zangendeutsch. Butterfliege is a literal translation of butterfly but not the real translation.
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Basically yes but SCH is like SH. Also ER is often a single vowel somewhere close to U in “but”.
No means no but ask me later means ask me later. You never said no. Source: the option doesn’t exist
Not in all varieties but in my German accent for sure
[aɪ̯ pʰiː eɪ̯]
Thanks! I’m very proud of seeing the truth. Watch this short video and you will being to understand. But watch it to the end, it’s short enough
Globists will argue that on a globe this is a straight line. Seen these arguments before, don’t work on me
It’s half a semester worth of credit points while the master theses is a whole semester here so it might be similar to your system
I don’t know if you’re trying to be funny or your autocorrect is, but in Germany, when they switched from diploma to the bachelor/master system, both bachelor and master come with a theses. Many people leave with a bachelor, especially in computer science, so that might be why. Don’t know about other countries
I wrote my bachelor’s thesis in Haskell and have never touched it again.
But one compiling error is Java is 7 run time errors in python.
There is a type error and you couldn’t have known it beforehand? Thanks for nothing
141·1 month agoSure! You first have to send me a comparatively small sum of 500$ so that I have your address and than I will send you 7000$ at a not specified moment in the relatively near future.
If that sounds shady, it’s not, I’m a Persian prince and therefore not allowed to do scams. It’s forbidden by law here in Persia.
You don’t hate Mondays, you hate capitalism