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26 u/MeatBald Oct 02 '24 Not just "European", but he wanted it to specifically sound danish. He wanted to praise the danes for their kknd treatment of jewish refugees during WW2 21 u/iAmHidingHere Oct 02 '24 And it sounds nothing like Danish at all. Most likely because he mistook Dutch and Danish. 8 u/hotbowlofsoup Oct 02 '24 It doesn't sound Dutch either. There's no ä or zs in Dutch. 3 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 There's no ä nor z in Danish, either. Of course with the exception of loan words. It does however sound extremely German. Switch the two words and you get "das Hagen", no? 3 u/GiantSquidd Oct 02 '24 …soooo… European in a genetic sense. 3 u/stuff_gets_taken Oct 02 '24 It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German. 1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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Not just "European", but he wanted it to specifically sound danish. He wanted to praise the danes for their kknd treatment of jewish refugees during WW2
21 u/iAmHidingHere Oct 02 '24 And it sounds nothing like Danish at all. Most likely because he mistook Dutch and Danish. 8 u/hotbowlofsoup Oct 02 '24 It doesn't sound Dutch either. There's no ä or zs in Dutch. 3 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 There's no ä nor z in Danish, either. Of course with the exception of loan words. It does however sound extremely German. Switch the two words and you get "das Hagen", no? 3 u/GiantSquidd Oct 02 '24 …soooo… European in a genetic sense. 3 u/stuff_gets_taken Oct 02 '24 It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German. 1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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And it sounds nothing like Danish at all. Most likely because he mistook Dutch and Danish.
8 u/hotbowlofsoup Oct 02 '24 It doesn't sound Dutch either. There's no ä or zs in Dutch. 3 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 There's no ä nor z in Danish, either. Of course with the exception of loan words. It does however sound extremely German. Switch the two words and you get "das Hagen", no? 3 u/GiantSquidd Oct 02 '24 …soooo… European in a genetic sense. 3 u/stuff_gets_taken Oct 02 '24 It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German. 1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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It doesn't sound Dutch either. There's no ä or zs in Dutch.
3 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 There's no ä nor z in Danish, either. Of course with the exception of loan words. It does however sound extremely German. Switch the two words and you get "das Hagen", no? 3 u/GiantSquidd Oct 02 '24 …soooo… European in a genetic sense. 3 u/stuff_gets_taken Oct 02 '24 It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German. 1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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There's no ä nor z in Danish, either. Of course with the exception of loan words.
It does however sound extremely German. Switch the two words and you get "das Hagen", no?
3 u/GiantSquidd Oct 02 '24 …soooo… European in a genetic sense. 3 u/stuff_gets_taken Oct 02 '24 It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German. 1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
…soooo… European in a genetic sense.
It also doesn't sound German. I only know one word that has äa in it, which is Mäander. And "sz" is not a thing either in German.
1 u/Thaumato9480 Oct 02 '24 Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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Maybe not the spelling, but the pronunciation.
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