Monday, January 25, 2021
Yes, the long words have prestige and give the speech some height: one brings out ‘electro -encephalograph’ or ‘self -absorption’ and, unless it locks in two, it remains as a linguistic competent person. But What would be ours without the short, manageable words, That battalion of prepositions, conjunctions, articles, pronouns and small interjections (and also a verb and noun) that articulate a large part of what we say. The dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy is well equipped with words of one and two letters: A few are known (only in what we have been in report, they have ‘yes’,’ and ‘,’ a ‘or’, ‘a’, ‘la’, ‘e’, ’de’, ‘Lo’, ‘in’ and ‘all’), but others are quite curious. We are going to judge something without a mood. Eye, that the bad thing about this is that one can become obsessed and ultimately put together whole sentences with minimal words, turnover as “yes, I already know about pe a pa and my ex no, ha ha, ha …».
From laughter to the Achaque
There are three consonants who form a word with the five vowels: the Jota, the Efe and the Te. The first is favored in the different ways to transcribe a smile or, as De Rae says, of “ending laughs, spot or disbelief”. The five are considered: ‘yes’, ‘you’, ‘Ji’, ‘Jo’ and ‘Ju’ (But no ‘Jua’, which also sounds like you’ve lost it). Two details: in the common case of repetition, academics are dedicated to separate them with commas instead of sticking them in a single word (it would be ‘ha, ha ha …’, and, of course, ‘Jo’ can also manifest irritation or anger, in addition to use to stop the cavalries and in León, Osss and the cows. Of course it might be out: Joooooooo. For strange that it seems, there is also the noun ‘AJ’, which means ‘Achaque’ And it has an even rarer variant, ‘Axe’. The next time they go to the doctor, a quarry for their axes and see what happens.
Neither Fu nor Fa
In addition to this curious expression of the head, we all know that ‘FA’ is a music note. We also understand what faith is, although we are better not linked to explain it. And what about the other three? ‘Fi’, in addition to the name of a Greek letter, is it An unusual way to say ‘son’, cousin of the ‘Hi’ who survives in ‘hi or whore’. ‘Fo’ drags us to the inexhaustible world of subjects and expresses disgust, although it is even more beautiful that is used in a part of Latin -America, where someone has to do, does not pay attention. AND ‘Fu’ simulates sniffing the cat and serves to show contempt, In addition to participating in that ‘fu nor fa’ of the things that do not only convince us. If we turn it, we have ‘uf’, which according to the Rae indicates fatigue or annoyance, but also disgust or … suffocation!
The door and the dog
We all use ‘te’, ‘Ti’ and ‘you’. We also drink tea (and give tea, which comes to give the Tabarra) and we are about you. The two we need to be those shocking subjects that people wonder if someone really will use: ‘Ta’ serves to write the blows to the door and ‘to’, to call the dog. The academics say that this is usually used repeated: something like “to, to, Toby!” According to De Rae, very rare things are shouted: ‘Ox’ is a word to scare yacht and house birds.
Treasury for crosswords
There are minimal independent nouns from fairly often use, such as ‘as’ or ‘ñu’, but others are as small as it is searched: they can get the crossword manufacturers from a tightening and complicate the lives of those who solve them. He would suspect that “CU” is a “temple or spooky pre -shellanic indigenous people in Mesoamerica” Or that ‘it’ is “each of the falling falls into the round candles” (is it clear, right?). It’s more intuitive for “BU”, a “spirit or imaginary that is mentioned to frighten children.” That’s the BU! Of course, if we are looking for almost esoteric words, we can be very satisfied with the ‘HU’ interpretation, which “was repeated three times in the Galien to greet the most important people they have entered.” Intonation It will allow you to distinguish it from the ‘UH’ that indicates “disappointment or contempt”, Because, if not, maybe the most important people in question are mosques. Ah, that is not the only word in which the dictionary indicates the three times: it also appears in the ‘RA’ «to encourage a sports team or a person».
Words and half words
There are a few words that only appear in the dictionary as part of an expression: it is the case of ‘OC’, which is used in the denomination of the Occitan language as a ‘OC language’, or of that mysterious ‘Pa’ that is round ‘of pe a pa’ and that means nothing, Or from the ‘Wi’ from ‘Wi Fi’, which can be written or separated together. Others are the result of cutting a longer word: in some rural areas of America, ‘ña’ is the same as ‘Lady’ and ‘ño’ A ‘Sir’, Something that can come from pearls when the scible is played. And finally we must sound incomplete because we have lost the habit: although it was very poetic, Nobody says ‘do’ for ‘true’. Nobody!
– Uh, I do.
– You, no mu.
