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From the pdf "3 Worstsort: the final solution" Reminds me of a German statistics professor that taught me the basics of contemporary statistics. This guy would
by deugtniet 8y ago
From the pdf "3 Worstsort: the final solution"
Reminds me of a German statistics professor that taught me the basics of contemporary statistics. This guy would often say "final solution" with a thick German accent, which was kinda funny to hear. But after a couple of lectures I did discreetly tell him about the cultural annotations behind this term. Afterwards he was a bit more modest in its usage.
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- majewsky 8y agoHow can someone say "final solution" with a thick German accent? I'm German myself and when I try to pronounce it with deliberately thick accent, it doesn't change all that much.
- rocqua 8y agoI'd guess something like 'ze final zolution'. With the second z a lot less pronounced than the first. Mostly the pronunciation of 'the' by Germans is easy to notice.
- majewsky 8y agoThe most obvious giveaways are pronouncing "the" like "s" and "w" like "v". Also, consonants in general are pronounced too hard, making the pronunciation less "flowing".