Example
Six Different Foods, Many Different Names
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- HillaSchlegelCommunity Member
Great idea to compare the regional differences in food names! 😊 I know some Swabian terms—just to name a few: Brötchen → Weckle, Möhre → Gelbe Rübe oder Riebala, Feldsalat → Ackersalat oder Nüssle, Brathähnchen → Gockel oder Hähnle, Berliner → Fasnetsküchle, Frikadelle → Fleischküchle
- ThaddaeusSmithCommunity Member
Wow! I should have had you for a SME and given even more examples! Es ist doch erstaunlich, wie unterschiedlich die Woerter in verschiedenen Gegenden sind, oder?
- Jayashree_RaviCommunity Member
This is very well done, Thaddaeus! This gives me some ideas for future projects.
- ThaddaeusSmithCommunity Member
Thank you, Jayashree! I'm glad you liked it. One issue I came up with though, is that I wanted to use the "grow" entrance animation for the items when they pop up on the map. For some reason, this caused an issue with the marker labels. It made it so the text in the label was floating outside of the label. When I removed the animation, it worked fine. If I had had more time, I likely would have just used objects with selected states for the markers instead of the built-in marker feature.
- JarrettFraneckiCommunity Member
This thread highlights how language diversity exists even within a single language by using food names as an example across the German-speaking world. Inspired by David’s comparison of Germany’s size to various U.S. states, it draws attention to how regional dialects develop unique vocabulary despite shared geography and culture.
