#des is so a bissl wie des 'eahna' ding. des ach n neopronome is. nua das des net geplant wa

[schadenfreudich]

I pronounced "sie" (plural) as "se" and have managed to use a plural third person pronoun in german in a way that had a similar effect to using "they" for one person.

And the sentence was just "De könn' mia des sache, wenn se des wollen" (They can tell me that, if they want it). I would apologize for how that is barely comprehensible as german, but what do you expect when I say I used "se" instead of "sie".