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Personally, being a compulsive perfectionist, I always use “virus” in English as a mass noun, and never pluralize it. I thus say “several parts of virus” or “s
by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
Personally, being a compulsive perfectionist, I always use “virus” in English as a mass noun, and never pluralize it.
I thus say “several parts of virus” or “several programs of virus”, — an elegant solution, I would say.
And yes, I do say “octopodēs”; I am not some bourgeois peasant.
- loloquwowndueo 6y agoThe guy I knew who used “scenarii” instead of “scenarios” would probably drive you up the wall :)
- Blikkentrekker 6y agoIndeed. Such I stand atop such lesser men of lesser etymological knowledge, that I unironically præfer the spelling of “lim”, for the “b” is but a false etymology, an was never there. I demand nothing less than perfection, and I shall receive it.
- loloquwowndueo 6y agoBravo, this made my day. Kudos to you. :)