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How can yall live with english
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wug wrote:
Annie wrote:
uh idk man every language has its "cool deep words" like english has a bunch we just are all to dumb to know them n they're never used
doubt
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Annie wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Annie wrote:
uh idk man every language has its "cool deep words" like english has a bunch we just are all to dumb to know them n they're never used
doubt
doubt that every language has them or English has them?
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wug wrote:
Annie wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Annie wrote:
uh idk man every language has its "cool deep words" like english has a bunch we just are all to dumb to know them n they're never used
doubt
doubt that every language has them or English has them?
doubt that they are never used 
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Rotte wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
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Annie wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Annie wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
doubt
doubt that every language has them or English has them?
doubt that they are never used 
oh
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wug wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
1984
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Annie wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
every writer ever is screaming
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ouch wrote:
Annie wrote:
uh idk man every language has its "cool deep words" like english has a bunch we just are all to dumb to know them n they're never used
That doesn't matter when they r never used tho lmao, w norwegian weird words n shit is used all the time idk, my point 
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Rotte wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
1984
ohh, look at u 

yea, that's what im reading
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Annie wrote:
ouch wrote:
Annie wrote:
uh idk man every language has its "cool deep words" like english has a bunch we just are all to dumb to know them n they're never used
That doesn't matter when they r never used tho lmao, w norwegian weird words n shit is used all the time idk, my point 
you know ur very loquacious lately
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Rotte wrote:
Annie wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
every writer ever is screaming
I could imagine honestly
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Annie wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
1984
ohh, look at u 

yea, that's what im reading
oh lmao
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Annie wrote:
i have that book im just too lazy n brain dead to read
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wug wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
1984
ohh, look at u 

yea, that's what im reading
it's the book i most recently finished reading lmao 
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Annie wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Annie wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Actually this also reminds me of the book im reading, they are creating a "ny-sprog" in the book that basically gets rid of all unnecassary words, so words like happy, cheeryful, delight would just be happy.. and there is no sad, depressed and so on, it will just be unhappy. 
every writer ever is screaming
I could imagine honestly
honestly I like using the same word but different in writing it feels like the author tried.
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