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Leiwand oder leinwand?
Hi. I heard that in Austria you can say "leiward" instead of "sehr gut". But I have also seen "leinwand". So is it "leinwand", "leiwand" or both/neither? Thanks.
Sep 9, 2017 12:49 PM
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September 11, 2017
Commonly it's "leiwond" or "leiwaund" and it is a very frequently used term. You would hear it very often here. :-)
September 9, 2017
Since it's a colloquial expression, it may be spelled variously as "leinwand", "leiwand", "leiwond" or even "leiwaund" (or so google tells me).
It used to be "(die) Leinwand", which originally only meant "linen" and later usually meant "screen" (as in a cinema).
September 9, 2017
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