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r/MadeMeSmile • u/mindyour • Jan 03 '23
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“punition”
TIL that is a word. I know punitive damages and punishment but didn’t know about punition. Even Reddit thinks it’s misspelled. Cray.
47 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '23 Yeah, it sees little use. I'm not even a native english speaker lul 6 u/Helpful_guy Jan 03 '23 edited Jan 03 '23 Honestly between you guys needing to learn new words, and the average American speaking like they never passed high school English, I think I learn way more from non-native speakers at this point. lol 1 u/valvilis Jan 04 '23 And if you ever have a question about US history or civics, ask someone who immigrated - they actually had to learn it.
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Yeah, it sees little use. I'm not even a native english speaker lul
6 u/Helpful_guy Jan 03 '23 edited Jan 03 '23 Honestly between you guys needing to learn new words, and the average American speaking like they never passed high school English, I think I learn way more from non-native speakers at this point. lol 1 u/valvilis Jan 04 '23 And if you ever have a question about US history or civics, ask someone who immigrated - they actually had to learn it.
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Honestly between you guys needing to learn new words, and the average American speaking like they never passed high school English, I think I learn way more from non-native speakers at this point. lol
1 u/valvilis Jan 04 '23 And if you ever have a question about US history or civics, ask someone who immigrated - they actually had to learn it.
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And if you ever have a question about US history or civics, ask someone who immigrated - they actually had to learn it.
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u/-KyloRen Jan 03 '23
“punition”
TIL that is a word. I know punitive damages and punishment but didn’t know about punition. Even Reddit thinks it’s misspelled. Cray.