No. 10,829 in German
sez
The word "sez" is not a standard German word. It may be a typo or slang.
In a sentence
Er sez das Buch beiseite.
He sets the book aside.
The word "sez" is a misspelling or phonetic error; the correct German word is "setzt," which means "places" or "sets."
Bitte sez dein Essen nicht auf nur einen Teller.
Please do not place your food on only one plate.
The meaning is intended as "please place," but the word "sez" should correctly be "setz," imperative form of "setzen."
Ich glaube, er sez es nicht richtig.
I believe he does not set it correctly.
This usage aims to mean "sets," but again, "sez" is incorrect and should be replaced with "setzt."
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