Sprachgefühl | |
noun | 1. Intuitive feeling for the natural idiom of a language.
2. The essential character of a language. |
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| "My flashcards couldn't teach me the Sprachgefühl of the language, so I joined a conversation group." | "He had to study French for 10 years to begin to grasp its Sprachgefühl." | "I gained a better sense of the Sprachgefühl of the language after I lived in the country for a year." |
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| German, early 20th century |
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| This word originated in German from a combination of the words "Sprache" ("speech, a language") and "Gefühl" ("feeling"). Sprachgefühl is one way experienced wordsmiths instinctively know that something sounds off. ... | |
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