See, in America, ‘aceta’ is pronounced ‘gives you’ and ‘minophen’ is pronounced ‘autism’ - so it’s actually quite easy to see how the conclusion was drawn.
/s, because society is actually this dumb now sometimes
Most Germanic-derived words in German are either shorter than that or they are compound words, which English has as well, just with spaces. Latin-derived words in German aren’t much longer than Latin-derived words in English.
In german it’s much easier because ‘aceta’ sounds like ‘aceta’ and ‘minophen’ sounds like ‘minophen’
See, in America, ‘aceta’ is pronounced ‘gives you’ and ‘minophen’ is pronounced ‘autism’ - so it’s actually quite easy to see how the conclusion was drawn.
/s, because society is actually this dumb now sometimes
probably also helps that
acetaminophenis one of the shorter words in the languageMost Germanic-derived words in German are either shorter than that or they are compound words, which English has as well, just with spaces. Latin-derived words in German aren’t much longer than Latin-derived words in English.
Yeah it’s one of the shorter words in whatever sentence it’s used!