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The Gutvik Example does make sense in german, if you take accents and slang into account, as some accents, especially eastern german ones, tend to swallow word endings
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The Gutvik Example does make sense in german, if you take accents and slang into account, as some accents, especially eastern german ones, tend to swallow word endings. It also works in certain grammatical forms, like \\\"Gut ding will Weile haben.\\\", a german catchphrase which promotes patience, meaning that if you want things done good or correctly, it takes time.
