German Alphavbet and 'Have a nice day'.
Hi all,
I had two language questions I wanted some confirmation on if possible:
1. I'd read something saying that while there are letters/characters that exist in German, such as the umlaut and 'ß', when reciting the alphabet, people will leave that out and:
2. There is a translation for 'have a nice day' in German, but (according again to reading online sources) the only times someone would say it is (maybe) in a shop, which is more recent, and if you genuinely meant it, but most people consider it insincere and wouldn't say it. Is that true?
Thanks!
I had two language questions I wanted some confirmation on if possible:
1. I'd read something saying that while there are letters/characters that exist in German, such as the umlaut and 'ß', when reciting the alphabet, people will leave that out and:
2. There is a translation for 'have a nice day' in German, but (according again to reading online sources) the only times someone would say it is (maybe) in a shop, which is more recent, and if you genuinely meant it, but most people consider it insincere and wouldn't say it. Is that true?
Thanks!