File:Austriazismus Hausübung.JPG

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English: Austrian word "Hausübung" corresponds to German "Hausarbeit", both meaning "homework" (in schools). (Project work in an elementary school: Banners with Austriacisms were installed on the Austrian bank of river Salzach in a manner that they could be read from the city of Burghausen, Germany.)
Deutsch: Das österreichische Wort "Hausübung" für eine Schulaufgabe entspricht dem deutschen Wort "Hausarbeit". (Projektarbeit in einer Volksschule im Frühjahr 2012: Plakate mit Austriazismen wurden an der Salzach als Grenzfluss zu Bayern so montiert, dass sie vom deutschen Ufer in Burghausen gelesen werden konnten.)
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