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It would feel similarly odd in Dutch. Perhaps they tested both names and the former 'sounded' nicer in other languages?
by mercer 10y ago
It would feel similarly odd in Dutch. Perhaps they tested both names and the former 'sounded' nicer in other languages?
- MandieD 10y agoSimilar in German: "drahtlos" is the real word, but "drahtfrei" is understandable, and conveys being freed from something. "einwandfrei": a thing free of problems or restrictions