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"She had a problem with German spelling as she spelled the words with English phonetics."
sprechen
Yahcup is not a German word. You may be using an anglicized phonetic spelling of the name "Jakob," which is the German form of "Jacob."
The native language in America is English.
Some of them do, just as some English-speaking people have a strong accent when speaking German.
Hoit is not a German word but the phonetic pronunciation leads me to assume that you mean heut' (contraction of heute), which translates as today.
Like in English - Brooklyn. In general, there are no special german words for cities in english speaking countries.
We might not be speaking English if Caesar had not concurred Gual. We might be speaking German or another European language.
Danke
Lox is the phonetic spelling in English of the German word Lachs, from the Indo-European root *laks, "salmon."
Loosely speaking, there are about 100 different pure alphabets in current use in the world, including: Latin (used for English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, etc...) Greek (used for Greek) Cyrillic (used for Russian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, etc...) Hangul (used for Korean) Armenian (used for Armenian)
In America and English speaking countries it English. In Germany its German. ect.