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The German word "Feedback" is a noun borrowed from English, and it retains the same meaning as in English: "feedback." It refers to responses or information provided regarding a person's performance, product, or behavior, often intended to promote improvement.

While "Feedback" does not derive from native German words, it is widely used in contexts such as business, education, and personal development. Similar terms in German include "Rückmeldung" (response or comment) and "Anspruch" (claim or requirement in certain contexts).

Differences:

• Rückmeldung is primarily about informing someone regarding progress, often used in more formal settings, while "Feedback" encompasses a broader, more conversational range of responses, often implying judgment or evaluation.
• "Feedback" can be more informal and includes various types of qualitative responses, while "Rückmeldung" often refers to structured or encouraging responses.