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It doesn't assume it, it's syntax, you can just use it without knowing where it comes from. It's like english. You don't need knowledge in obscure proto-german
by aylmao 2y ago
It doesn't assume it, it's syntax, you can just use it without knowing where it comes from.
It's like english. You don't need knowledge in obscure proto-germanic linguistics to use articles in your sentences. But if you want to understand why we seem to randomly attach "a" before nouns— proto-germanic linguistics has the answer (probably, I just speak english I don't know where all its syntax originates).