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You mean "not in the US"? Im not sure exactly, but only have heard people in US saying "Legos". (Australia here, we play with Lego!)
by yesenadam 8y ago
You mean "not in the US"? Im not sure exactly, but only have heard people in US saying "Legos". (Australia here, we play with Lego!)
- rowaway93 8y agoTotally opaque to whether that's "lego's" or "legos" and children in general probably don't care for an overzealous syntactic classification of single morphemes either. Is "gimme the lego over there" strange? I think it is, and if it is, then it's an interesting dater point to support this hypothesis.