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Your comment is silly, but I can play along. English people will say something like: Germans have a word for everything. Many of which are just sentences with
by nandomrumber 11mo ago
Your comment is silly, but I can play along.
English people will say something like: Germans have a word for everything.
Many of which are just sentences with the spaces removed.
Australia’s have a lot of those too, or worse: our speech is often nothing but a handful of vowels and a swarm of apostrophes.
- KPGv2 11mo agoNow here's where it gets interesting: there is no agreed-upon definition among experts what a word is. So there's no point in arguing about it if the thing we're arguing about doesn't even have a rigorous definition.
- opello 11mo agoEnter: the morpheme
- ErroneousBosh 11mo ago> Australia’s have a lot of those too, or worse: our speech is often nothing but a handful of vowels and a swarm of apostrophes. VLIW natural language.
- nandomrumber 11mo agoI love it!