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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Proper Use of "Schadenfreude"
"All I experience from the other students is their schadenfreude."
Is the term "schadenfreude" properly used in the above sentence?
Is the term "schadenfreude" properly used in the above sentence?
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How can we judge what you know? In that sentence, schadenfreude could easily mean disdain, slapstick humour, or body odor. You need to construct a more meaningful context.
- How can we judge what you know?
- In that sentence, schadenfreude could easily mean disdain, slapstick humour, or body odor.
- You need to construct a more meaningful context.
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How can we judge what you know? In that sentence, schadenfreude could easily mean disdain, slapstick humour, or body odor. You need to construct a more meaningful context.
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