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Guten Morgen 🧡
mogguh is a very casual way of saying "good morning" in Dutch in the office or on the street
Some languages I can guess (@slipset swedish?) but there’s probably some slang in here 🙂
I'm trying to figure out what we would say as slang, but I think I have to conclude that we don't use slang for saying good morning, here in Sweden. That surprises me a bit. Given the right context just ”morgon!” works, but I don't know if that constitutes slang.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/goeiemorgen > Although commonly used in everyday writing, this form is considered incorrect by some, who favour the more formal goedemorgen instead.
seems perfectly correct to me but I admit I'm not keeping my finger on the pulse of Dutch orthography
Tjaba! Tjena! Hallå! Yes, there are a lot of slang for greetings. But this good morning thing seems to be a special case. 😃
“Servus” 😉
God morgen would also be Danish, which I think shortened in the office would just sound like “moohn” 🙂
welcome @v.golchev 👋
We need an international greeting library on clojars 😛
but rememer to update the last translation 😛
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