01-05-2021, 06:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-05-2021, 06:43 AM by Aga Tentakulus.)
There is no "milch".
There are variants where milk is written without an "L".
( muich, moich ).
It is clearly a "mich" me. "mich o" me too.
Whereas the o is also used ( ä, au, ). We say "au"
Variants: mick, mig, miich.
The person who suggested "milch" 40 years ago had no idea about German and its dialects, and certainly not about sentence order.
The sentence: "so nimm Ziegenmilch auch" is not real German. Everything is simply not right. And I speak the dialect every day.
All German texts in VM have typical Bavarian features.
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There are variants where milk is written without an "L".
( muich, moich ).
It is clearly a "mich" me. "mich o" me too.
Whereas the o is also used ( ä, au, ). We say "au"
Variants: mick, mig, miich.
The person who suggested "milch" 40 years ago had no idea about German and its dialects, and certainly not about sentence order.
The sentence: "so nimm Ziegenmilch auch" is not real German. Everything is simply not right. And I speak the dialect every day.
All German texts in VM have typical Bavarian features.
Translated with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (free version)


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