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English is such an ambiguous language, I would think that training would be a lot harder (especially for native speakers to unlearn the imprecise parts of Engli
by jdavis703 10y ago
English is such an ambiguous language, I would think that training would be a lot harder (especially for native speakers to unlearn the imprecise parts of English).
- pessimizer 10y agoEnglish is so ambiguous and so large that it would probably be best to reduce it to a strict, unambiguous vocabulary.
- dredmorbius 10y agoIt might take a few tries to get that right. We might see, say, "Unambiguas English version A", as an experimental or academic version. Then a trial "English B". And maybe on the third try, they'd get it right, say, "English C". We could call it "C" for short. (I know, I skipped BCPL.)