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martyr-ed: castiels-feathery-butt: tyflowsion: what if ducks threw bread back at you you’d have to duck This expresses the English language pretty well
nonefi: margattackz: words that don’t exist in the english language: L’esprit d’escalier: (French) The feeling you get after leaving a conversation, when you think of all the things you should have said. Translated it means “the spirit of
evilminji: nordic-at-heart: Today on “rules of English language I didn’t realise were a thing until someone pointed it out” @alleycat4eva a cool thing i have just learned and want to share!
wingsofcheese: dgafdom: itsmejustme: Startling- The only 9 letter word in the English language where you can remove one letter at a time and still create a word. mind = blown.
shsltoasterlord: nue: nue: what word in the english language is always spelled wrong wrong
whencartoonsruletheworld: “The Most Popular Girls in School” is BACK and it’s STILL FUCKING GREAT. Warning: This video contains probably every swear word in the English Language.
itscalledfashionlookitup: of all the possible sentences that can be strung together using the english language, this is not one that my brain was prepared to process Haaaa!!
lovethisotp: wordsgonesilent: and-rohan-will-answer: scenesfrom-an-italian-restaurant: I just realized that “lead” rhymes with “read”, but “lead” also rhymes with “read”. you piece of shit. You just broke the English language.
drewwilsonphoto: There are approximately 1,013,900 words in the English language, but I could never find the right ones to explain this to you. To explain how lighter hearts are good for heavy minds. And loose shoes are bad for those who have tendency
distressedphilosopher: Honestly “thanks I hate it” is one of the funniest phrases in the English language
tolaughterandbeyond: hoganlenderson: have you ever eaten food just so no one else can have it there’s actually a word for that god bless the english language
victoriousvocabulary: “If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.” - Doug Larson
protojammed: life-is-fiction: theinternetghostshavetakenover: golgothasghirahim: basstrip: whoa what omg the english language, everyone This hit me like a brick And people wonder why authors use italics and bold so readers understand what the
nevvzealand: if horrific means horrible why does terrific not mean terrible i hate the english language
vampiredollg: I wish the english language had more gender neutral pronouns
insomniatic-freefall: fuckdanielmaitland: There are approximately 1,013,913 words in the English language but I could never string any of them together to explain how much I want to murder you. well that escalated quickly
fluffywhitechicken: awomanontheverge: life-is-fiction: theinternetghostshavetakenover: golgothasghirahim: basstrip: whoa what omg the english language, everyone This hit me like a brick And people wonder why authors use italics and bold and
-Sir, we’ve found this and we needed you to name it. -Pineapple. -But we figured we might as well just call it “Ananas” since the majority of the world refers to it as- -Pineapple. -But sir- -Pine. Apple.
cabell: a-mead-gal: cabell: asugarprince: leasthelpful: “Found talking cartoon animal movie to be historically inaccurate. One star.” Lol if it was actually done in the English language as it was spoken in late 12th century England you
oh-totoro: Studio Ghibli has announced the English language voice cast for The Wind Rises.Joseph Gordon-Levitt will front Hayao Miyazaki’s film as the voice of aeronautical engineer Jiro Horikoshi.John Krasinski will play Jiro’s friend and colleague
tiauska: I feel like one of the greatest conquests of the english language is the phrase ‘I’ma’ because it’s an abbreviation for ‘I am going to’ like we managed to subtract all the spaces and three-fourths of the letters and we still know
literallyrad: there are approximately 1,013,913 words in the english language but i could never string any of them together to explain how much i want to hit you with a chair.
actuallybenwyatt:I met a couple Australians this weekend and they introduced me to what is possibly the greatest phrase in the English language. Apparently, a common response to a wide variety of questions is “I’m not here to fuck spiders”. It means
tiauska:I feel like one of the greatest conquests of the english language is the phrase ‘I’ma’ because it’s an abbreviation for ‘I am going to’ like we managed to subtract all the spaces and three-fourths of the letters and we still know what
ponyota:in the tags, put - where u live- ur first language - what u call this:
hetaliaworldtwinkle:like that thing going around i’m going to jump that bandwagon too do in the tags:-where you live-first language-what do you call all these:
alcor: reasons why the English language sucks: colonel
wakaremichi: aduck8myshoes: gachapinko48: aduck8myshoes: aduck8myshoes: gachapinko48: callout post to the English language for not having a plural “you” just fuck it and use y’all wait no!!!! go full Johnny’s Entertainment and use you-tachi!
uncannyuk: the-mad-curator: [ Le Cauchemar (The Nightmare), 1894, by: Eugène Thivier. ] Immortalizing sleep paralysis. The original definition of sleep paralysis was codified by Samuel Johnson in his ‘A Dictionary of the English Language’ (pub.
There are 1,025,109.8 words in the english language. And white people mad they cant say nigga.
thedovahcat: actuallybenwyatt:I met a couple Australians this weekend and they introduced me to what is possibly the greatest phrase in the English language. Apparently, a common response to a wide variety of questions is “I’m not here to fuck spiders”.
thedovahcat:actuallybenwyatt:I met a couple Australians this weekend and they introduced me to what is possibly the greatest phrase in the English language. Apparently, a common response to a wide variety of questions is “I’m not here to fuck spiders”.
lacommunedeparis: can you reblog and tag this with where you live, your native language and the sound you make when calling cats? like what do you say to a cat when you want it to come?
dryyoureyes-startbelieving: The Danish word for “(to) promise” is “ (at) love”. Maybe it’s because love always includes promises that are not meant to be broken.
canadianslut: This has affected me in many ways that cannot be expressed with any words of the English language
fuckdanielmaitland: There are approximately 1,013,913 words in the English language but I could never string any of them together to explain how incredible I think you are.
nest-of-bears: shadowwraiths:Ladies and Gentlemen, The English Language… This makes me so mad
blasianxbri: mrs-fuhrman: awomanontheverge: life-is-fiction: theinternetghostshavetakenover: golgothasghirahim: basstrip: whoa what omg witchcraft of the highest degree the english language, everyone This hit me like a brick And people wonder
elyncia: hey, for science, could you guys reblog this and put in the tagswhere you live the language you speak most oftenwhat you call a tiny, overpriced grocery store on a street corner where you go when you just need a carton of milk or a candy bar
an-xfile: actuallybenwyatt:I met a couple Australians this weekend and they introduced me to what is possibly the greatest phrase in the English language. Apparently, a common response to a wide variety of questions is “I’m not here to fuck spiders”.
daddyslove4you: “I love fucking my daughter.” Is one of the most beautiful sentences in the English language.
itscalledfashionlookitup: of all the possible sentences that can be strung together using the english language, this is not one that my brain was prepared to process
I’m half way done re doing this grammar course. And I am never ever ever ever going to insult someone learning the English language. Not that I did before anyways but this is hard for me and I’m only relearning it.
damnluu: jelaifany: 35 Accents in the English Language. This guy is definitely on point with his accents. I’m definitely impressed. The fact he’s from Central Jersey makes me love him more. The Asian ones had me dying, LOL! Especially the Viet and
Origin of the word “calamari”: a reed pen.The English use of the word is borrowed from the Italian: plural of calamaro, which in turn comes from the Latin “calamarium”, meaning a pen case. This could refer either to a squid’s long, thin body,
shelivesfortheache: There are not enough words in the English language to describe how badly my tits hurt. The slightest breeze or the most gentle touch makes me wince. Modification comes at a price, and i am certainly paying it.😿💦💦💦
tinysaurus-rex: not-regan: ihateeverythingcomic: twofingerswhiskey: falling-towers: mindfulwrath: honestly “i’ll do whatever you want” “then perish” is the single most powerful exchange possible in the english language and it’s from
drowning4youu: some of the saddest phrases in the English language: - but you promised - ive never told anyone - i can’t do it - i tried - i trusted you - why did you do this to me - why am i not good enough - it still hurts - i can’t keep pretending
jax-stern: THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, EVERYBODY
rakkiankh:mjerk:well its another hiatus, and ive been keeping this theory to myself for so long, i finally have it all figured out, so here it is. sorry its so long, i just really had to go in detail on this.The English language is conspiring against
the-cringe-channel: http://theverge.tumblr.com/post/147061062885/who-is-pok%C3%A9mon-gos-professor-willow-and-why-is-heFucking ChristI think at this point I’m ready to have “daddy” removed from the English language
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