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The plural of Lego is Lego bricks. Never shall legos be spoken. Grr :) I appreciate the submarine however.

• a4isms 5y ago
  That’s not how language works, but nothing wrong with trying to slow its progress…
  • hughrr 5y ago
    In that case I declare that we should in future call NASA spaceships Nasas.
    • ithinkso 5y ago
      That's not how language works, but you can declare anyhthing you like :)
      • Guest42 5y ago
        Reminds me of why I instantly agreed with Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations
• couchand 5y ago
  I didn't see any bricks in this build. Plenty of Technic beams, though. :)
  • stickfigure 5y ago
    Technics?
  • hughrr 5y ago
    This is the level of pedantry I can truly appreciate as a software engineer :)
• slightwinder 5y ago
  Technically, the singular is also Lego brick, not Lego. But people do it "wrong" all the time anyway. Maybe with the raising competition, people will start calling them just brick or block, not just by the company-name.
• mileycyrusXOXO 5y ago
  "legos" is an acceptable plural to "Lego bricks". Language evolves with common usage. Colloquially, the overwhelming majority of people refer to a brick as a "lego" and bricks as "legos".
  • hughrr 5y ago
    Devolves…
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