A lot of native English speakers constantly make super basic mistakes like not knowing the difference between its and it's, or there/their/they're. Are there similar things in your language? Pic unrelated.
Yes, (dumb) natives generally confuse "mas" (which means "but") and "mais" (which means "more").
There are probably other common mistakes, but I can't think of any right now.
das (the, relative pronoun) and dass (that, conjunction) are sometimes confused
also there's the capitalization thing that may cause problems
>>52702683
Difference between "og" and "å"
>>52703109
Is the capitalization thing really considered a mistake?
>>52703149
Yes, capitalization is an essential part of German orthograhy. If you get it wrong in a resume, you can wipe your ass with it.
>>52702814
Hey, someone I know who doesn't speak German said that "Nei" is an informal way of saying Nein, like Nah is for No in English. is that true?
Brazilians have a hard time using one of our accents, the crase (à). Used similarly to Spanish "hacía" and English "to + Feminine noun".
Example: Estou indo à farmácia. (I am heading towards the pharmacy).
There's even some people who write it as "á".
We still haven't learned how to use our language.
>>52703252
To >>52703209
Fixed it for you, fäm
>>52703252
don't know, maybe in the south
>>52703109
>das and dass are SOMETIMES confused
You wish senpai.
>>52703209
It's just all nouns, right? Is there anything else to it?
>>52703252
Not that it is very relevant to German, but nei is the Danish and Norwegian way of saying no.
>>52703310
and nominalized verbs and adjectives
Then and than are often confused.
I see that many people with US and UK flags don't know the difference between "then" and "than". Is that true or is it just a meme?
>>52704565
We all *know* the difference intellectually, but it's extremely easy to screw up the practical usage.
>>52704565
Not it is not a meme a lot of people don't really know the difference between than and then, too be honest I didn't really know the difference until a year ago, If you asked me on the street to tell you when you should use which one I'm pretty sure I couldn't give you a good answer, I mostly just know off intuition which one goes where because if you use the wrong one It just looks wrong in the sentence. Also a lot people don't know when to use too.
