Year 9 German pupils have been practising for their speaking assessment.

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Mrs Thomson has been packaging up the German penpal letters today....we have been thrilled yet again with how the year 8s have worked on their letters.

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What's the German word for the feeling you get after sending an email to a customer support address and included a fun Christmas/holiday joke, then you get back an LLM-generated response so you know nobody is ever going to appreciate the joke that was meant to lighten someone's day?

It was a decent enough response but it responded too quickly for a human to have done it, so now I don't really trust its factual accuracy. But I guess that's the company's problem now, if things go sideways.

It's sad because it's otherwise a good local-ish company with a good product but has obviously been drawn to the world of AI slop.

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Dreikäsehoch

speaking:

Dry - self explaining

case - self explaining

a - like in abdomen

ho - like hoe

ch - there's no English for that, just
make a sound like you try
to clear your throat or cough

literally:

three-cheese-high

meaning:

a child who acts like an adult/grown up but has just the hight of three wheels of cheese stacked on top of each other

Now you know.
You're welcome.

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https://www.printables.com/de/model/594804-laundry-basket-linen-bag-clip-waschekorbleinensack

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Kurvenangst
———
"Ku" as in…the clan…you know😒

"r" as in in cure

"van" like a 🚐

and

"angst"
———
What is it?
Well imagine you live in a hilly landscape, were the roads have curves and bends all over. You're a resident, you know your way around, and how fast you can go in specific places according to physics. But a tourist in front of you don't know, and they slow down unnecessarily at every bend. They have "Kurvenangst", for whatever reason.