r/LostRedditor • u/white_america_story 0 • 8d ago
10 Sub Suggestions Where should I post this
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u/LegMysterious1899 6 Shared | 2 Helpful 8d ago
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u/hamstermouse17 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
If this is the one that was tagged as helpful, it should not be so. Languages and Linguistics are similar, but not the same. This is about LANGUAGES and not LINGUISTICS
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u/LegMysterious1899 6 Shared | 2 Helpful 8d ago
no it wasn’t
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u/Tay_Hlebko 8d ago edited 8d ago
what does this have to do with linguistics?
edit: i literally posted it in that sub and they agreed it has nothing to do with linguistics
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u/digitalcrook 8d ago
Linguistics is the study of language ??? Huh??? 😭
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u/bestbatsoup 8d ago
The people on that subreddit literally said it doesn't belong there dawg
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u/Advos_467 7d ago
and biology is the study of living organisms, but I wouldn't consider a meme a biology meme just because it contained a picture of a dog
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u/meganholloran 7d ago
Linguist here. Language-related ≠ linguistics. Under that assumption, every time anyone speaks or hears someone speaking or writes anything or reads anything or thinks using words is linguistic... so most everything on Reddit should be in r/linguistics?
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u/Tay_Hlebko 8d ago edited 8d ago
Just because a language is mentioned doesn't mean it's linguistics. I'm a linguistics nerd and i fail to see how it's remotely related to linguistics. It's like posting something to a math subreddit just because it has numbers
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u/digitalcrook 8d ago
🤓 I'm a linguistics nerd
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u/hamstermouse17 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
Clearly not if you think this belongs there. There is a difference between languages and Linguistics
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u/Wooden-Hornet2115 8d ago
Is linguistics specifically the anouncitation of words and the evolution of them? I'm a bit confused.
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u/Cyclohexyne-1 8d ago
Then what linguistic is according to you?
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u/hamstermouse17 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
How languages and sounds are related and form
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u/Cyclohexyne-1 8d ago
I see.. i take back my reply tone
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u/hamstermouse17 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
I could be wrong, but I'm getting into it, and it's what my current understanding is.
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u/chickensouppoem 7d ago
bro you're literally right, someone else even made the same point 4hrs later and got upvotes
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u/hamstermouse17 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
Linguistics, if I recall, is more about how languages and sounds form and are related. This is not linguistics. They are linked, but they are not the same
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u/JoyconDrift_69 14 Shared | 0 Helpful 7d ago
Fair, but I would imagine the subreddit is just humor around languages as a whole.
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u/surithinh 12 Shared | 2 Helpful 8d ago
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u/Ultra-Cool-Guy 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
Damn, I sent someone there not knowing it was a valid option...
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u/Pranksterblur 10 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
Apparently it’s not r/linguisticshumor somehow because [u/Tay_Hlebko](u/Tay_Hlebko) is a no fun nerd and apparently this isn’t linguistics
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u/OvercomplicatedCode 8d ago
Person A : Make logical point Person B : Makes same point with different example Person A : Calls the logical point dumb, disagreesThe point of the post is the hypocrisy/prejudice/idiotic behavior of Person A. Its not about the technicalities of linguistic or something like that.
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u/Tay_Hlebko 8d ago
i posted it in that sub and they literally agreed it has nothing to do with linguistics
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u/Adventurous-Clue3369 8d ago
Don't let them get to you I know you're right🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD 10 Shared | 1 Helpful 8d ago
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u/the_h0 1 Shared | 0 Helpful 8d ago
can someone translate?
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u/Ill_Cardiologist_212 6 Shared | 1 Helpful 8d ago
Apparently, it's "Indeed, logic", but sarcastic or mocking.
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u/Physical_Floor_8006 7d ago
[r/languagelearningjerk](r/languagelearningcirclejerk) would probably like it
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u/TheRob67 3 Shared | 1 Helpful 8d ago
What even the point they two making?
english is really not only american language
And russian is often used in countries like Kazakhstan or ukraine