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Re:German expressions that don’t exist in English by goto11 on Wednesday January 01, 2020 @08:31AM (#21927925)
But that goes both ways. If we accept that "urspung" does not translate directly to "origin", then obviously "origin" does not translate directly to "ursprung" either. So I don't see how this proves one language is more expressive than another?

Unless you can somehow prove that any English word or phrase have a direct German translation but not vice-versa.

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