[FIX] Formal pronouns and some small mistakes in German texts #9067
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@AmShaegar13 could you fix he conflicts? |
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@rodrigok fixed. Didn't know this one was still open. |
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@rodrigok could you please merge? I just rebased again but I would like to not fix merge conflicts again. |
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@rodrigok I liked the informal german - but adding a second language file for german would mess things up due to higher maintenance, right? |
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I fixed mostly formal German pronouns. See http://germanforenglishspeakers.com/pronouns/personal-possessive-pronouns/