Deutsch connector question
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Google it...it's not like it's spelled.
Deutsch in German language means "from Germany" and or "German language"
When the German setllers from Europe came to North America the word "Deutsch" changed to Dutch, nowadays meaning "from the Netherlands" and or "Dutch language"
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Deutsch
Dutch
Pronunciation
When the German setllers from Europe came to North America the word "Deutsch" changed to Dutch, nowadays meaning "from the Netherlands" and or "Dutch language"
See links to Wikipedia info:
Deutsch
Dutch
Pronunciation
Last edited by FXD2003Rider; Jan 17, 2023 at 09:46 AM.
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Deutsch is Doy (rhymes with "toy") plus "tch" as in "witch". Doy-tch.
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Ah, so doitch is how it sounds? Dickey must be German.
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