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Why do the Swiss end common expressions with Wohl voll? 1 Often you can hear expressions like "Danke [something] wohl", "ja, wohl" or " [other common greetings followed by] wohl" or it might be "voll" What does this suffix mean, and why is it common everyday usage in Swiss German, but not for Germans? An exhaustive list of examples depicting its usage in Swiss German would be helpful
grammatical case - voller etwas. Is etwas here Genitiv? - German . . . The current revision of the Duden grammar (paragraph 917) as well as the Duden dictionary count voll (er) among prepositions with genitive or dative The reason becomes clear when looking at examples with masculine and neuter (singular) nouns: With voller, the noun has no genitive singular suffix -s
How does one use the expression »Mich hat’s voll erwischt!«? Ich lese auf Seite 7 die Wendung »Mich hat’s voll erwischt!« Das bedeutet auf Englisch "That's got me" Kann man bei Corona, Erkältung oder Grippe »Mich hat’s voll erwischt!« sagen? In welchem Kontext wird »Mich hat’s voll erwischt!« benutzt? Zum Beispiel, könnte man über ein Bier sagen »Mich hat’s voll erwischt!«?
meaning - Drunk in German - German Language Stack Exchange zua or also vui zua (zu; voll zu) Very similar to fett The word zu (englisch: closed) is used because it seems as if the connection between the real outside world and the inside world of the drunk is closed
grammar - When do we use Hose like a plurale tantum? - German . . . "die Hose (n) voll gemacht" is a figure of speech which has two different meanings If you are referring to the same as before, that somebody was very scared, again both singular and plural can be used The other use of this figure is when a person (usually a baby or a very old person) really defecated his pants There you want use the singular