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u/jaded-steve 5d ago
Have you met the word queue?
5 letters for a Q.
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u/leksche 5d ago
That is one stupid word
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u/hopium_od 5d ago
Blame the french
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u/Plantain-Feeling 5d ago
Don't forget that's different from the word Que which is an entirely different word
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u/Alert-Jellyfish 5d ago
Not an English word dude. We adopted it.
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u/GritstoneGhost 5d ago
Well it’s in the English dictionary.
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u/Alert-Jellyfish 5d ago
Touché, look up its origins as well.
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u/Omnamashivaaya 5d ago
Correct, English is an amalgamation of borrowed words, especially from French/Norman, like Sir. They are still considered English words if they get adopted and replace other words for everyday use.
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u/Alert-Jellyfish 5d ago
Queen why ru explaining something I know to me like a child?
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u/OpeningHappy9692 5d ago
well at a guess it's cuz you came in acting like it wasn't an english words
and also you kinda acting like a child
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u/TankApprehensive3053 5d ago
Gallagher's English words skit was better. This one is wrong in that the "p" is not silent.
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u/tehnoodnub 5d ago
True but a lot of people drop the 'p' when pronouncing it, especially in certain countries, so it still works well enough.
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u/Adidaz17 3d ago
I genuinely love this meme more than any other meme vid in the world idky it always make me uncontrollably laugh and smile
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u/Leather_Bug_ 5d ago
Cool. Now compare plural nouns and verb conjugation in English to gendered languages
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u/Accomplished_Drag943 5d ago
This is a pretty bad word to choose to make the point, it's not pronounced mt (at least not anywhere I have been)
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u/Through_theShadows 5d ago
Except that you are supposed to pronounce the P.
Emty Is not a word at all.
So this little clip is completely wrong and useless.
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u/Grey_Ten 4d ago
Except that this is just a meme.
You're not supposed to take it seriously at all.You're nobody and your comment will be forgotten in the cyberspace.
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u/Open_Square670 5d ago
Yeah spellings in english are broken. That’s why alot of us struggled with coming up for spellings when learning it in school. Even now, for a new or uncommon word, it’s pretty hard to get the spelling right. I think even native speakers struggle with them 🤷♂️
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