You had to translate Martin sausibility, forkability and tooth syncability.

Exactly.

Since those aren't English words, I'm assuming they're also not German words. But the German language knows how to fuse a few words to mash a few words together.

Absolutely.

So I will give you the German translation, so F forkability would translate into gable gerechtich kite. So fork is gable.

Geriich kite in this case means sort of it applies in a good way to what it is supposed to do.

And sourceability would translate into soz tauchlechai, sauce meaning source, and tauch kai is like the ability.

And tooth sinkability we translate it into Bisfestichkeit.

And I'm not quite happy with this translation I must say because Bisfeist means more or less al dente and of course tooth

sinkability does not mean al dente right I mean we talked several times now or

how the two feels and I would now maybe try to translate it with cow for helden so two behavior

would be the literal translation but probably it's not a very elegant word

so this festive kind I think is okay but probably it's not a very elegant word.

So this festive kind I think is okay,

but not precise enough.

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