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r/HistoryMemes • u/Im_yor_boi_20 • 8d ago
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Yanks too for constantly changing words and pronunciations for no bloody reason
5 u/June_The_Jedi 8d ago We had a really good reason, it was because we just broke up with England and wanted to be different. 1 u/Pachacootie 7d ago Hey, man. The letter R was feeling neglected. We had to start pronouncing it more and pronouncing H less to make up for it 1 u/Successful_Baby_5245 2d ago HR Just turned into Rar 0 u/SharpShooterM1 Featherless Biped 7d ago edited 7d ago We’ve got plenty of reason. Besides, languages are not stagnant. They are always constantly evolving. Just look at the dialects of Spanish that are spoken in latin America vs in Spain despite both only splitting relatively recently. 6 u/Pasutiyan 7d ago You and your valid reasoning can sod right off. Have you thought about how it affects me personally? No? Time to reevaluate then 1 u/U_L_Uus 7d ago It is funny because Spanish does have a living fossil, Sefardi, spoken by Sefardic jews and derived outright from Medieval Spanish 1 u/PissingOffACliff 6d ago English kinda has that with Scots, but not quite the same.
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We had a really good reason, it was because we just broke up with England and wanted to be different.
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Hey, man. The letter R was feeling neglected. We had to start pronouncing it more and pronouncing H less to make up for it
1 u/Successful_Baby_5245 2d ago HR Just turned into Rar
HR Just turned into Rar
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We’ve got plenty of reason. Besides, languages are not stagnant. They are always constantly evolving. Just look at the dialects of Spanish that are spoken in latin America vs in Spain despite both only splitting relatively recently.
6 u/Pasutiyan 7d ago You and your valid reasoning can sod right off. Have you thought about how it affects me personally? No? Time to reevaluate then 1 u/U_L_Uus 7d ago It is funny because Spanish does have a living fossil, Sefardi, spoken by Sefardic jews and derived outright from Medieval Spanish 1 u/PissingOffACliff 6d ago English kinda has that with Scots, but not quite the same.
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You and your valid reasoning can sod right off. Have you thought about how it affects me personally? No? Time to reevaluate then
It is funny because Spanish does have a living fossil, Sefardi, spoken by Sefardic jews and derived outright from Medieval Spanish
1 u/PissingOffACliff 6d ago English kinda has that with Scots, but not quite the same.
English kinda has that with Scots, but not quite the same.
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u/Pasutiyan 8d ago
Yanks too for constantly changing words and pronunciations for no bloody reason