30-06-2026, 06:48 PM
That makes a lot of sense, ty both.
Out of interest, when looking for the 're' endings in german text (either french re, or a unique nominative latin 're'), what would be things to look out for?
Properly standalone labels/titles like "Septembre" at the top of a page would be one, I assume. And in the bulk of the text, would we be looking for clear cases like: "Der septembre"? Like "Der septembre hat XXX tag..". Are there any other common sentence structures that would indicate a use of the nominative case?
Out of interest, when looking for the 're' endings in german text (either french re, or a unique nominative latin 're'), what would be things to look out for?
Properly standalone labels/titles like "Septembre" at the top of a page would be one, I assume. And in the bulk of the text, would we be looking for clear cases like: "Der septembre"? Like "Der septembre hat XXX tag..". Are there any other common sentence structures that would indicate a use of the nominative case?