Comment Comment by _9ptr Isn't English actually the only language where "free" can also mean "at no cost"?German is the same as French in this regard, we have "kostenlos" (literally cost-less) "gratis" (the same) and "umsonst" (which interestingly can also mean "in vain"). parent _9ptr 1 year ago
German is the same as French in this regard, we have "kostenlos" (literally cost-less) "gratis" (the same) and "umsonst" (which interestingly can also mean "in vain").