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Posted: 09 Mar 2018 01:10 AM PST The actual translation of "pull" is "drag", which means "to pull". There's nothing awkward about that, and it's not pronounced like "drag queen", because Swedish uses deeper A's, like the German "lager". However, the word "drag" does not really fit the action performed in Git, as it's more in line with "haul and tug" and just feels odd to say in that context. So we just say the english "pull", but the problem is that to use the word "pull" grammatically correct in a Swedish sentence generally requires you to add an A at the end of the word. Examples: "Skruv" (screw), "skruva" (to screw). "Skriv" (write), "skriva" (to write). "Jobb" (work), "Jobba" (to work). But the problem is that "pull" then becomes "pulla", which means "to finger-fuck", which really doesn't fit the action performed in Git... So we are kind of forced to say "gör en pull" (do a pull), just to keep things PG13 around the office. [link] [comments] | ||
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