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Definitions from the WebGermanismDescription:A Germanism refers to a word, phrase, idiom, or linguistic structure that originates or is characteristic of the German language. It can also refer to something that relates to German culture, customs, or traditions. Examples:Noun: The word "schadenfreude" is a notable Germanism that has been adopted into the English language. Adjective: His attire had a distinct Germanism, with lederhosen and a traditional Bavarian hat. Plural Noun: The author's novel is filled with interesting Germanisms that add an authentic touch to the story. Verb: She often germanizes her speech by incorporating German phrases into her conversations. Related Products:Explore German language learning books and cultural resources on Amazon to enhance your understanding of Germanisms and deepen your knowledge of the German language and culture. | ||||
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