Post Ax3TJNI437uaRFDEVU by thermia@sk.girlthi.ng
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(DIR) Post #Ax3TJNI437uaRFDEVU by thermia@sk.girlthi.ng
2025-08-11T08:35:39.073Z
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fun fact: the swedish word for ground (as in the electronics concept) is the same word as "soil" (as in the noun, not the verb)
(DIR) Post #Ax3TJOPtrTm1vpt0MK by thermia@sk.girlthi.ng
2025-08-11T08:36:27.431Z
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"jord", although "jord" also means the earth, as in our planet
(DIR) Post #Ax3TJPG0jjSQXSGcaG by N33R@fops.cloud
2025-08-11T08:49:15.437311Z
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@thermia oh so jordgupp is literally the same as in German, I never asked my wife what the jord part means
(DIR) Post #Ax3TWLSq9OFoXURBvU by thermia@sk.girlthi.ng
2025-08-11T08:50:05.251Z
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@N33R@fops.cloud jordgubb* yes!! exactly"gubbe" means old manso ig jordgubbe is "soil-man" xD
(DIR) Post #Ax3UzOugVPgfaXsdY8 by korenchkin@chaos.social
2025-08-11T08:59:36Z
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@thermia @N33R „Beere“ (as in „Erdbeere“) doesn't really mean “old man”, though.
(DIR) Post #Ax3UzQHlP5k5qPgaA4 by N33R@fops.cloud
2025-08-11T09:08:03.144061Z
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@korenchkin @thermia yeah I just assumed it was, I was mostly talking about the Erd part in that they use Erd instead of straw
(DIR) Post #Ax3Vbslzw4STCYAOGm by korenchkin@chaos.social
2025-08-11T09:08:37Z
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@N33R @thermia yeah, sure, that part is the same indeed :3