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„sich im Internet schlau machen“ ist das üblich/normal zu sagen oder sollte es lustig sein?
„sich im Internet schlau machen“ ist das üblich/normal zu sagen oder sollte es lustig sein?
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Das ist umgangssprachlich/informell und man kann es als etwas flapsigen/lockeren Ausdruck beschreiben.
Wenn man jemand anderem sagt, er/sie solle sich irgendwo schlau machen, kann das in heiklen Beziehungen/Situationen auch schnell negativ aufgenommen werden.
Ein neutraler Ausdruck wäre: "sich im Internet informieren"
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