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But the German W sounds like a V. Wein, Wissenschaftler, WeiΓ, all start with a V sound.
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I hear a lot of Germans say this but I do hear a difference between the English V and the German W. They don't sound exactly alike. Sounds more like a [Κ] sound in German which is a bit more in between.
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It's called Wisconsin because when the, the she on the on my con sin
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Aneurismpost it this when see the read the with con sin
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βSinβ means without in Spanish, but βsynβ is derived from with in Greek
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Withwithwithwith
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Unrelated to meme:
But, did you know: You can make so that the meme has a spacing at the bottom, so the "imgflip.com" goes into the bottom spacing, then you just crop out the entire bottom space along with the "imgflip.com" watermark lol
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I didn't, but will do that next time! Thanks
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Where are the Wisconsin 6s at
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I'll never understand why (mostly older) Germans keep replacing unvoiced English th with unvoiced s, when f is right there.
Logically it's because voiced th is replaced with voiced s (aka English z) in a German accent, but that actually makes some sense phonetically. Still strange how historical German speakers pretty consistently replaced the archaic voiced th with d in later forms of German while modern Germans completely ignore that when it comes to English, though.
I lol'd
The actual origin is almost as goofy. "'Wisconsin' (originally 'Meskonsing') is the English spelling of a French version of a Miami Indian name for a river"
It always comes back to rivers