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While we're proposing useful words, may I humbly suggest two useful adverbs: "fei" (Bavarian): in contrast to what I think you're assuming. "Des is fei da letz
by limmeau 7y ago
While we're proposing useful words, may I humbly suggest two useful adverbs:
"fei" (Bavarian): in contrast to what I think you're assuming. "Des is fei da letzte" -- "This is the last one, and I think you thought there would be more".
"als" (Allemannic/Suabian): something like "in the default case, which is also frequent".
- drfuchs 7y agoAs an American, I observe that the Brits use “isn’t it” to express something similar to “fei”. Example: “That’s the entrance, isn’t it?” seems to mean “You thought that that is the exit, did you? You’re an idiot.” The closest we Yanks have is the sarcastic “That’s an exit? Yeah, right.”
- selimthegrim 7y agoEnglish uses the Latin pace for the first case