The usage and integration of German loanwords in British and American English. How are different spelling norms applied?

The paper explores the influence of English on the German language through the incorporation of anglicisms, as well as the presence of German loanwords in British and American English. It highlights the adaptation of English terms into everyday German, such as "baby" and "steak," while also examining the usage frequency and spelling variations of German words like "Aberglaube" and "Bratwurst" in English. The study sheds light on the dynamic exchange between these languages and the cultural implications of borrowed vocabulary.