ChatGPT Examples, Good and Bad

[sbrothy]

The German translation is by far more colorful: Licking (s.o.) saliva or creeping (in s.o.) a**

Of course, we use only one noun for the whole phrase. I often hear people mocking the German property of concatenating words into a new one. Well, since I used grammar to correct my English, I saw that it is always a matter of guesswork whether you write English words separated (vector field), concatenated (eigenvector, football), or whether you need a hyphen (long-term goals). I definitely prefer concatenations over rolling the dice each time.

I've always praised the German language for it's ability to be short and to the point. (And for being ideal for ordering other people around! )

I'm joking. EDIT: With the last statement anyway.

 

[Hornbein]

I speak German and always thought it sounded comical.

 

[sbrothy]

Maybe in part due to WWII I'm sure a lot of people find nothing funny about it. Unfair as that may be.

 

[fresh_42]

I've always praised the German language for it's ability to be short and to the point. (And for being ideal for ordering other people around! )

I'm joking. EDIT: With the last statement anyway.

You watch too many bad movies, spreading prejudices. An American drill instructor doesn't sound much different.