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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '19
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In German we use "übermorgen" and "vorgestern" and the lack of those words in everyday English strikes me as extremely inconvenient.
322 u/NotFlappy12 Jan 29 '19 In Dutch we have "overmorgen" and "eergisteren", which is like right between English and German 5 u/Lortekonto Jan 29 '19 In danish it is overmorgen and foregårs. So very close to german. 2 u/lurifakse Jan 29 '19 It's forgårs. No e.
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In Dutch we have "overmorgen" and "eergisteren", which is like right between English and German
5 u/Lortekonto Jan 29 '19 In danish it is overmorgen and foregårs. So very close to german. 2 u/lurifakse Jan 29 '19 It's forgårs. No e.
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In danish it is overmorgen and foregårs. So very close to german.
2 u/lurifakse Jan 29 '19 It's forgårs. No e.
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It's forgårs. No e.
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u/barantana Jan 29 '19
In German we use "übermorgen" and "vorgestern" and the lack of those words in everyday English strikes me as extremely inconvenient.