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given that they are not a native speaker this seems over the top. Also maybe consider Sapir–Whorf before stating universal rules..
by FigmentEngine 11y ago
given that they are not a native speaker this seems over the top.
Also maybe consider Sapir–Whorf before stating universal rules..
- Dylan16807 11y agoWhat? I'm talking about English, not universal rules. The non-native speaker is the one that shouldn't be making assertions about what phrases do or do not have 'issues'. Also Sapir-Whorf is dumb.