Chin Diesel
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Revert back been taken yet?
The back negates the revert.
The back negates the revert.
I disagree. It may be redundant, but the "back" doesn't negate the meaning of "revert," as is the case with a double negative.Revert back been taken yet?
The back negates the revert.
People where I live are always saying “might could”. I don’t really like it, but it beats “fixing too” or more appropriately “fixin to”.French really hate seeing Rue Street here in the states.
I was over in England an the name of a road was "The" street.
Not a fan of people saying "I may do that" or "that may work" instead of saying "I might could do that". "Mighty could" is a criminally underrated colloquialism.
From CT. It's funny because I went to Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. Everyone asked if I was fromnoun Boston or in general MA because I said 'wicked' a lot.Are you from the Philly area? Seems like a Philly area thing.
I disagree. It may be redundant, but the "back" doesn't negate the meaning of "revert," as is the case with a double negative.
People where I live are always saying “might could”. I don’t really like it, but it beats “fixing too” or more appropriately “fixin to”.
I wrote a term paper on the universality of colloquialisms, and the key was the phrase (approximate phonetic spelling) "Ahm a fixin a git" means exactly the same thing in rural Texas, Kentucky, the backwoods of Maine and the entirety of Appalachia, and is pretty much pronounced the way I spelled it phonetically throughout.People where I live are always saying “might could”. I don’t really like it, but it beats “fixing too” or more appropriately “fixin to”.
I’m gonna use that quote. I’ll let you know if it catches on.But when you are thinking about doing something and you combine them in to "might could be fixin' to" is pure heaven.
Sorry. It's Apple-ACH-uhWhen people try to say "ask" and they say "ax."
When people pronounce Appalachia like "Apple AY chia" instead of "Apple ACH ia."
A lady at the Chinese restaurant just said she was there to pick up her “General Toce” chicken. I don’t even know the right way to prounounce tso but the way she pronounced it got me more angry that I should’ve been for some reason.
Still disagree. Including the word "back" can be reasonably called redundant, but it does not modify the meaning of "revert." The situation is no different than saying "progress forward." Would you argue the inclusion of "forward" changes the meaning of "progress?"Since revert means to go back "revert back" means going back back.
Similar to when a person means to say they've changed and they mean to say they've done a 180 but instead say they did a 360. You are back where you started.
Oregon
85% of people in the northeast pronounce it incorrectly
Similar to TV saying that a show is broadcast at 10 am “on the west”. It’s either in the west or on the west coast, but I hate hearing “on the west”Not sure if this qualifies but I can't stand when people say "I'm standing on line" instead of "in line". "On accident" instead of "by accident" is another one that gets my goat.
Probably but it is my favorite spice.Oregon
85% of people in the northeast pronounce it incorrectly