Comedian, author and expert on human nature Stefan Vogel answers questions that others don’t even dare to ask. This time he explains which two spelling rules you can still learn at an older age.
Someone who works with texts will of course notice more grammar and spelling errors than others (and mine are more painful to me than those of others). Whether Delfin is spelled with F or with PH again because the Duden professors want it that way, seems to me of secondary importance. German spelling must not become like the weather, namely changeable.
But I want to limit myself here to two spelling rules or grammatical errors that seem ineradicable despite all educational institutions and curricula and destroy every font in an otherwise clever and beautiful text.
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