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> (I'm sure PP is aware of that, I'm using the generic 'you', not the personal) The English language has a specific word for that: “one” instead of “you”, but
by frutiger 4y ago
> (I'm sure PP is aware of that, I'm using the generic 'you', not the personal)
The English language has a specific word for that: “one” instead of “you”, but sadly this word has become more and more antiquated.
- groby_b 4y agoI'm aware we have "one", but I'm also aware I sound like my great-grandmother when I use it. One has to make tradeoffs ;)