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In German, they're indeed and usually just called "bugs", too, which of course is an anglicisation. Truly natively, they're called a "Fehler", which can transl
by BjoernKW 5y ago
In German, they're indeed and usually just called "bugs", too, which of course is an anglicisation. Truly natively, they're called a "Fehler", which can translate to either "error" or "mistake".
- BjoernKW 5y agos/\S+(nglicis)\w+/A$1m/ (i.e., should be "Anglicism" instead of "anglicisation")