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6 days agoThe one that springs to mind is the German bekommen v the English to become.
| EN | DE |
|---|---|
| to become | werden |
| to get | bekommen |
They are basically the same word and at one point might’ve meant the same. Now there is no common meaning.
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még az is, aki nem
amúgy meg bojler eladó
Fluently? Hungarian, English, German, Romanian, and French, in that order.
I still get flashbacks…