As I said, it’s an established term. There’s another option that’s not just chaos: descriptivism. If it’s used to successfully communicate among people, it’s language. If it’s understood by a community of English speakers to be an English word, it is, even if it’s not widely known.
Nuance? Huh? Naw, we should either rework words to fit our understandings of etymology or use any form of language we have access to to try and communicate in English… right?
ok amelatinæ
Call me what you want, that’s your business 🤷
∸◷❓ᑐ↓ᐳ畄,ᐳ꘠⍯?
lon tenpo seme la ni li sona, li toki pakala?
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At what time is it comprehension, and ramblings?
As I said, it’s an established term. There’s another option that’s not just chaos: descriptivism. If it’s used to successfully communicate among people, it’s language. If it’s understood by a community of English speakers to be an English word, it is, even if it’s not widely known.
🤭
ture enuf. demo, yar’s gat ta hav a prescrapt whan ta ba anderstaad, aterwais ya gat gabbarash ta ba rad.
That’s a wild dialect you’ve got there, I bet it sounds pretty cool
meh, its combo of middle english and rural pronunciation.
so long as you comprehend there’s nuance to discourse, 大丈夫
Nuance? Huh? Naw, we should either rework words to fit our understandings of etymology or use any form of language we have access to to try and communicate in English… right?
English is still a prescriptivist language.
Glad we don’t enforce it in threadie… right?