Does anyone actually say 'sixth'?

[PrettyCandles]

rather than 'sikth'?

We could just call it 'Midweek' I suppose...

dd, 3, says 'peppery' for 'February'.
HTH!

Bugger - someone calls it Wodenstag (or did once upon a bright and sunny Wednesday I think). Maybe it's just on my planet?

It is probably scandinavian Ikl.

NEW DAYS OF WEEK

Oh-crap-it's-back-to-work-day
Jeez-is-it-still-so-early-in-the-week-day
Middle-of-the-week -day
Nearly-weekend-day
Mine's-a-pint-day
Oooooh-me-head-day
Oh-crap-it's-back-to-work-tomorrow- day

Yay - I'm not going mad

"WODENSTAG"

Etymology
Old High German

[edit] Noun
Wodenstag m.

(archaic or dialectal) Wednesday

[edit] Synonyms
Mittwoch
Retrieved from "http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wodenstag"

V. good but not very pronounceable. Are there any pedants around to instruct?

Wodenstag is old German, pre-christian.

Which of course if I had refreshed before posting I would have seen you had found out

Crapday
Jeezday
Middleday
Nearlyday
Pintday
Ooohday
Crapmorrowday

Message withdrawn

Oh, Old High German. Yes, but that was before the Old German was lowered and before you changed it to 'Middle-of-the-week-day' so they did too: 'Mittwoch'.

PMSL!

I think we could have:

'don't-try-to-ring-anyone-corporate' day

'bored-already-thank-fuck-it's-holby-city' day

'Fuck-it-I-always-forget-the-sodding-lottery-ticket' day

'so-dull-it-barely-exists-but-at-least-that-means-it-goes-fast' day

'hardly-worth-going-in' day

'town-is-full-of-hoodies-and-dads' day

and finally

'there-is-nowhere-open-when-you-most-need-to-escape' day.

voh-dens-targ

Mitt-vok

Ich Hoffe daß das hilft

I have never heard anybody say sikth!!

Is that an English thing, like Aks instead of Ask??

Zer iss sum kross-possting goh-ing onn hier!
Or is it X-post'ng?

Do you think in Germany if we had a pedants corner, anyone would even know the right answers? it's so bloody complicated!

Pedants airfield really. Rather than corner. The rest of MN would be tiny.

Skyatnight I am almost crapping myself at your interesting German dialect!

sorry tmi!

OK then, how do you say "research" and "finance"?

Gasp! "Aks" is not English! It is American. Jerry Springer show American to be precise. It's just being imported by morons.

Sich (Sikth) Krappen (reflexiv)

• ein sehr interessantes Verb (der. low German)

Schedule - Skejool or shedule?

Stop it!