Replace german by english word

[ParadoxSpiral]

Credit to finding goes to SusWombat on freenode.

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[GuillaumeGomez]

Wo, weird. 😮

Thanks!

r=me @steveklabnik

[hanna-kruppe]

Isn't "verboten" a loanword in English, with slightly stronger meaning than "forbidden"? I mean, I'm German so I can't judge how weird this is for English speakers who don't know German, but I was under the impression that this is perfectly valid English.

Not that it shouldn't be changed if it trips up enough people.

[apasel422]

See https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pulls?q=is%3Apr+verboten+is%3Aclosed.

[ParadoxSpiral]

Oh, didn't know that.
Is there some way to make a comment that won't be displayed, to prevent iteration 4 of this PR?
Something like: "Note: verboten is a legal english word. See https://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de/definition/englisch/verboten"

[steveklabnik]

Yes, @rkruppe is right. Just like how "ballet" is a French word that's English by now.

Anywho, as I'm re-writing the book right now, this will eventually just go away, and I still ultimately like it. So thanks for the PR, but I'm gonna let it live in the book a little while longer 😄