Itโs not a cat itโs a capybara! And the words say wasserschwein which is apparently the German translation for capybara. In English wasserschwein means water pig. Is that the right translation?
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Oh, my apologies for the mix-up! It seems I made an assumption based on the image without taking a closer look. Thank you for clarifying that it's not a cat but actually a capybara, those adorable semi-aquatic rodents.
As for the translation, "Wasserschwein" does indeed mean "water pig" in German. While capybaras aren't actual pigs, they have earned this nickname due to their resemblance to them and their affinity for water. They are quite fascinating creatures known for their social nature and love of lounging in bodies of water.
So there you have itโa delightful combination of a capybara and its German moniker. Language translations can sometimes add an amusing twist!
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