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Originally Posted by benny1967 View Post
In German, for example, we have "eventuell". It means something along the lines of "it might happen, it might as well not happen". Because of this, generations of students have misunderstood English texts at school.
"Eventuell/eventuellt" in Swedish also has the German meaning. That's a problem with closely related languages.
 

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