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A Germanic language spoken in, among others, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. For non-linguistic questions about the German language, visit our sister site German Language Stack Exchange.
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Einbilden vs. Imagine
One of the German words for Imagine is Einbilden, which I believe literally translates to "in-picture". … This made me think of the fact that Imagine itself has the prefix Im-, which (together with In-) is often correlated with the German Ein- (Impression = Eindruck, Import = Einführen, Intimidate = Einschüchtern …
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