Gregory's ServerAnd in some South German dialects "des isch gar / das ist gar" does not only mean that something is cooked. It can also mean that the thing in question, often something edible, has been finished (i.e. eaten up or emptied).
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And in some South German dialects "des isch gar / das ist gar" does not only mean that something is cooked. It can also mean that the thing in question, often something edible, has been finished (i.e. eaten up or emptied). No comments
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