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> I'm consistently amazed by HN's ability to take the most meaningless, inconsequential part of an article (the scroll behavior, the whitespace, the usage of th

> I'm consistently amazed by HN's ability to take the most meaningless, inconsequential part of an article (the scroll behavior, the whitespace, the usage of the word "bricked"), and nitpick it to hell and back instead of actually discussing the article. > Bravo. 'Bravi', or 'brave'(f) would be the plural of that.

toyg 7y ago
In English and French, Bravo generically means “congratulations”, “that was great” etc. It’s never pluralised, in the same way foreign words are not pluralised in Italian (from “computer” to “pièce de resistance”...). This thread is almost as shit as Catalina.
qqssccfftt 7y ago
> 'Bravi', or 'brave'(f) would be the plural of that. I have never heard anyone but you say this ergo it is wrong.
- amelius 7y ago
  You never heard the expression "bravi tutti"?
  - sethammons 7y ago
    Nope. First time I ever encountered “bravi” was right above this. The first time I encountered “tutti” was your comment. I am from the US. It is a safe bet that as such I only speak one language and do so poorly.
TheRealDunkirk 7y ago
To the others commenting on this comment: YHBT. HAND.