@ Kampfer
Can we please leave this discussion alone in this thread—it has nothing to do with the thread!
An absorption rule absorbs letters and words. S = “and,” o = articles (der, die, das, dessen) , qo = prepositions—and even two words: “in einem”—so why should it take double consonants into account? That's complete nonsense...
Phonetically = spoken Bavarian shortens things out even more, including almost all endings, among other things.
So please—this topic doesn’t belong here! Start your own thread for it!
Can we please leave this discussion alone in this thread—it has nothing to do with the thread!
An absorption rule absorbs letters and words. S = “and,” o = articles (der, die, das, dessen) , qo = prepositions—and even two words: “in einem”—so why should it take double consonants into account? That's complete nonsense...
Phonetically = spoken Bavarian shortens things out even more, including almost all endings, among other things.
So please—this topic doesn’t belong here! Start your own thread for it!
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