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in reply to a message by RoxStar
Tailor does mean "Schneider". Schröder is not even a word. It has to be Middle German or something like that.
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that word must be really old then and hasn't been in use for centuries. Nobody from Germany will ever have heard of the words Schroeder and schroeden. The German word for tailor is Schneider. I'm from Germany and I should know. I consider that a good thing. Tailor isn't such a good word if you ask me and at least people won't make THAT much fun of him, should he ever go to Germany.
that word must be really old then and hasn't been in use for centuries. Nobody from Germany will ever have heard of the words Schroeder and schroeden. The German word for tailor is Schneider. I'm from Germany and I should know. I consider that a good thing. Tailor isn't such a good word if you ask me and at least people won't make THAT much fun of him, should he ever go to Germany.
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