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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish21•3 months agoLet me be a grammar Nazi. It’s “gewusst”. But spot on, yes. For non-german speakers: “I didn’t knew of this”. In a reference to Nazi germany when Hitler and the NSDAP publicised a lot of their plans inb4. Just like HF with P2025.
minus-square@crashoverridelinkEnglish-9•3 months agoLet me further be a grammar Nazi, technically there is no double s in German. It would be the eszett. It looks like a capital b with a little tail.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish11•3 months agoNot true at all. Of course we also have a double s (look under Current Usage) in some words. “gewusst” is one of those words.
minus-squareFlying SquidlinkEnglish7•3 months agoAll this talk of German and Nazis is starting to make me uncomfortable around here…
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish6•3 months agoIn gewusst there is no ß. The Eszett only gets written if the vowel before it is pronounced long.
Let me be a grammar Nazi. It’s “gewusst”. But spot on, yes.
For non-german speakers: “I didn’t knew of this”. In a reference to Nazi germany when Hitler and the NSDAP publicised a lot of their plans inb4. Just like HF with P2025.
Let me further be a grammar Nazi, technically there is no double s in German. It would be the eszett. It looks like a capital b with a little tail.
Not true at all. Of course we also have a double s (look under Current Usage) in some words. “gewusst” is one of those words.
All this talk of German and Nazis is starting to make me uncomfortable around here…
In gewusst there is no ß. The Eszett only gets written if the vowel before it is pronounced long.
β here you go
Wrong one.