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Just about one million words
Luckily, most people get buy using only about 150 words after years of training.
Luckily, most people get buy using only about 150 words after years of training.
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You must be very excited Mori... Another word for you to correct when it's misspelled here on BITOG!
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I remember when Sue Herera added "dissing" to FNN's lexicon of finer financial broadcasting.
Yep..........lot's of Pop culture types of words that are created all the time.
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Originally Posted By: rshunter
Originally Posted By: StevieC
You must be very excited Mori... Another word for you to correct when it's misspelled here on BITOG!
Oh, you mean like when Mori used the word "buy", when the correct word would have been "by"?
He just uses that as test to see how many really know the correct usage.
Originally Posted By: StevieC
You must be very excited Mori... Another word for you to correct when it's misspelled here on BITOG!
Oh, you mean like when Mori used the word "buy", when the correct word would have been "by"?
He just uses that as test to see how many really know the correct usage.
He has an unfair advantage with being on the west coast! We all post all day long and then the sun rises in his time zone and he gets to see all the postings and make comments when most of us are out and then going to go to bed!
I think it's high time the new Emperor proscribe 4/5's of those 999,999 words.
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Der Oss-tree-hen doesn't needass many words has dhair mor-hee-boon'd-hemhen
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Originally Posted By: rshunter
Phonetically, I think it should have been "vords", rather than "words".
Arnold pronounces it "vurds." He pronounces the "o" in "words" as "ö," a sound that does not exist in English. However, the u in "vurds" is a close enough approximation.
Phonetically, I think it should have been "vords", rather than "words".
Arnold pronounces it "vurds." He pronounces the "o" in "words" as "ö," a sound that does not exist in English. However, the u in "vurds" is a close enough approximation.
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(snorting w/flapping nasals) Huuuuuuuuuach! Hue-keyes har such jokhars
Arnie doesn't always use the "v" for the "w" ...but it slips in there where appropriate if the dialog is fast enough.
Arnie doesn't always use the "v" for the "w" ...but it slips in there where appropriate if the dialog is fast enough.
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