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Is this the same concept as when in English or other languages one does: those-words-with-hyphens (e.g. "this is a not-very-good-with-german type of question")
by ivanhoe 9y ago
Is this the same concept as when in English or other languages one does: those-words-with-hyphens (e.g. "this is a not-very-good-with-german type of question")
- henrikeh 9y agoI would say that it is equivalent in concept, but it is more of a grammatical rule. For example, "football stadium" is written in two words in English. In German it _must_ be written as "Fußballstadien" -- making it look like German has a lot of "special" "words". They are just concatenations to form nouns.
- OoooooooO 9y ago*Fußballstadium, singular :).