#Slang/dialect
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are you mishearing a sch for a soft ch?
if you go south for enough you might hear s pronounced as sch before other consonants in the middle of a word as well, so that may be it
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okay granted it does seem to be that, given the meaning that is indeed supposed to be "Alda was wüst" but i have no idea why on earth there's a ch in place of the s
wüst would be an austrian pronunciation of willst (but then i guess i'd expect Alter to become Oida not Alda, but 🤷)
was Atreídēs hier gesagt hat wäre dann halt das normale Hochdeutshce
(keine Ahnung warum ich zwischenzeitlich auf Englisch geschrieben hab, sieh's mir nach)
i'm not austrian, i just A) know linguistics and can find infos if i want and B) listen, among many others, to a bunch of austrian musicians
i have an idea about austrian german, not the worst one, but i have almost no experience with it in daily life so i can't say how common or representative the things i know are of austrians' daily speech
Oida ur leiwand
😂
Hahah