Linguistics jokes
American-accented, British pronunciation, what am I?
Either Canadian or European.
Why is an apple not called a "red", but an orange is called an "orange"?
What does an orphan's life and a pseudoword have in common?
They both have no meaning.
Smoking a fag in the UK means to smoke a cigarette.
Smoking a fag in the USA means to kill a homosexual.
It's punny.
He was walking in the city as he was walking in the city as he was walking in the city as he was walking in the city as he was walking in the city as he was walking in the city hall in French, and then on his way to be a good friend of the situation in the city, as he had been fixed in a few hours of the situation in which he was walking. I will never shiver at the sight [of] words.
The past, the present, and the future walk into a bar.
It was tense.
Community talk
Why is it called 'shut UP' when the upper teeth have to move down to fully close the mouth?
why is sean pronounced shawn but dean isn’t pronounced dawn
@rhythm
For u
Newer ones don't really come, uts jsut something to get used to tbh. If u won't a short hand guide then;
2 by self / together means to(o) E.g Wuu2 = what you up too
U by self / rarely together means you
W by self means Win or something good (L means something bad, (lose)
W together means, what usually, Wyd = what you doing
Note: hardly no one uses question marks at the end of the ones together.