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I know it’s from the Greek alphabet, but yeah, they shouldn’t have used “Nu” - homophones cause all kinds of confusion. ----- Patient: “Give it to me straight
by DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
I know it’s from the Greek alphabet, but yeah, they shouldn’t have used “Nu” - homophones cause all kinds of confusion.
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Patient: “Give it to me straight doc, what have I got?”
Doctor: “you have a case of the Nu variant of Covid.”
Patient: “yeah, but what is it? What’s it called?”
Doctor: “the Nu variant”
Patient: “yes, but WHAT IS IT NAMED?!”
Doctor: “I’VE TOLD YOU ALREADY!”
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- Fnoord 5y agoOr the Isle called Niue [1] who have the ccTLD .nu Nu means now in Dutch, but I don't see that as problematic (do see problem in English). New would be nieuw, with the 'w' being hearable, kinda sounding knew but with more articulation on 'i' so kniw. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niue https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niue
- akmarinov 5y agoBut what does mine say? Dude!