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Meaning is the same for 'fora' and 'forums', but both are fine and 'forums' is in fact more commonly used: http://grammarist.com/usage/fora-forums/ http://gramm
by hsitz 10y ago
Meaning is the same for 'fora' and 'forums', but both are fine and 'forums' is in fact more commonly used:
http://grammarist.com/usage/fora-forums/ http://grammarist.com/usage/fora-forums/
I suspect same is true for viri/viruses and formulae/formulas but I'm not even worried enough about to check. Me saying 'viri' or 'formulae' would be me being a person I don't want to be.
- wonkaWonka 10y agoHe's trolling. It's a useless tangential argument about something that does not affect intended conveyance. He may be forum sliding, creating crufty noise, to dilute communication.
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- jakub_h 10y agoIt would make you an ignoramus in all things Latin, I assume? Given that "viri" means "(a plurality of) human males"...
- Koshkin 10y agoYou are, of course, correct - unlike those people who write 'viri' or, even more often, 'virii' instead of the correct Latin 'vira' - which, as it happens, is not part of common English use.