What word in the English language would you get rid of?
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Trump
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I am sure you know but trump in the UK is to fart
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Hahaha…didn’t know that. My education for the day. 😁
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You are welcome
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Hokey wins this one! Hand him the trophy right away 😛
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No, not yet
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There are several words used to describe women that it would be great not to hear again. But, Larry has a point.
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I agree with that
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Moist
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I don’t like the word either
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“the” Imagine how goofy everything would sound.
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That would be amusing
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I’m digging into the cobwebs of my memory here, but a Russian born coworker told me Russian doesn’t use articles like “the”. So when Boris and Natascha go after Rocky and Bullwinkle, he says, “we go find squirrel and moose” not “the squirrel and the moose”. Sorry folks, I was a big fan of Rocky and Bullwinkle. 😁
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That is an interesting fact. I think I prefer taking the out rather than what some countries have where there is a male and female equviliant
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Ya, that gets confusing. I’m always forgetting the right article in my German. They have three, die (female), das (neutral), and der (male). And all proper nouns are capitalized. Like “the pencil” is “der Bleischtiff”, the dog is das Hund, and so on. Gets crazy and makes me think too much.
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For me it was French, but I also think its used in Spanish and Italian. I could never understand why a table was female
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covid! Definitely!
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