04-05-2023, 11:13 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-05-2023, 11:15 AM by Aga Tentakulus.)
Hmmm.
Actually, you're right, the "o" could be many things. But in connection it has a meaning.
The "o" is typically Bavarian, it stands for "auch" and it is in the right place, and it fits the context and sentence if it is not a "g" but a "z".
Now it's a bit more important.
So look for "so nim-z as mich o" (is also Bavarian).
We write "so nim-tz äs mich au" (Alemannic).
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Actually, you're right, the "o" could be many things. But in connection it has a meaning.
The "o" is typically Bavarian, it stands for "auch" and it is in the right place, and it fits the context and sentence if it is not a "g" but a "z".
Now it's a bit more important.
So look for "so nim-z as mich o" (is also Bavarian).
We write "so nim-tz äs mich au" (Alemannic).
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