in german the z and s sounds are switched. and you missed the actual z.
its Kurzgesagt (from the word “Kurz” (short) and the 3. person singular perfect of the verb “sagen” (to say), “gesagt” (said)).
(sorry but i couldn’t not correct you and explain where the word came from)
in german the z and s sounds are switched. and you missed the actual z. its Kurzgesagt (from the word “Kurz” (short) and the 3. person singular perfect of the verb “sagen” (to say), “gesagt” (said)).
(sorry but i couldn’t not correct you and explain where the word came from)