Comments by "Britta Kriep" (@brittakriep2938) on "Weird plurals in English: Men, geese, sheep, knives and many more" video.

I am german of swabian region. Never heared ,kine', but also not surprsed, would be ,Kia(h)' in my dialect ( german pronouncion).
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@chromaticAberration : Oh, in german dialects, which are unstandardidized German, sometimes very old variants of words appear.
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Wife is in current german Ehefrau, but old people still say Weib.
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Sisters- Schwestern in Herman.
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@HolgerJakobs : Is , i am swabian, Muttern used as plural or is this in my swabian region unknown ,bei Muttern' only a more northern dialect word for ,your/my mother'? In my dialect Muadr ( singular)/ Miadr ( plural).
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Forgotten : Ochsenfurt/Oxford .
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@HolgerJakobs : No! Leiter can mean ladder or leader. In case of ladder : Singular : Die Leiter ( in swabian Loider). Pluural : Die Leitern ( swabian Loidra)./Only in case of leader , Leiter is the same in singular and plural.
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@HolgerJakobs : Excuse me, after two ,Bockbier' i wrote strange things. When Mutter means mother,the plural is Mütter, when Mutter means nuts ( Schraubenmutter) the plural is Muttern. Yes. But ,bei Muttern' ,a north german saying ,doesn' t mean ,Schraubenmutter'.
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I am german. Singular Kuh ( cow)/ Schuh ( shoe), but plural Kühe/ Schuhe ( only a sidenote).
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@golden.lights.twinkle2329 : A sidenote from Germany: In Standard German, which replaces the dialects more and more, a horse is Pferd, and a goat a Ziege. For an english speaker not recognizeable. But elderly people still use Ross ( Roß) or Geis/ Gois. In case of Standard German goose/ geese is Gans/ Gänse, but in my dialect it is Gaas/ Gees ( german pronounciation).
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