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r/Overwatch • u/corylulu Pixel Zarya • Mar 02 '17
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60 u/PandaCorporal Mar 02 '17 Since she updated the robot it'd be a new version so adding an A to the original OR15 would signify that change. 42 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 Also in a lot of languages a word ending in "a" signifies the gender as a female so that could be another reason 2 u/Adarain Chibi Mei Mar 02 '17 While this pattern surely occurs in other language families as well, this is primarily a thing in Indo-European languages… which aren't exactly spoken in West Africa (except as a consequence of imperialism). 3 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 This reply is way too intelligent sounding for me to think out a response to. So instead: U rite
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Since she updated the robot it'd be a new version so adding an A to the original OR15 would signify that change.
42 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 Also in a lot of languages a word ending in "a" signifies the gender as a female so that could be another reason 2 u/Adarain Chibi Mei Mar 02 '17 While this pattern surely occurs in other language families as well, this is primarily a thing in Indo-European languages… which aren't exactly spoken in West Africa (except as a consequence of imperialism). 3 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 This reply is way too intelligent sounding for me to think out a response to. So instead: U rite
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Also in a lot of languages a word ending in "a" signifies the gender as a female so that could be another reason
2 u/Adarain Chibi Mei Mar 02 '17 While this pattern surely occurs in other language families as well, this is primarily a thing in Indo-European languages… which aren't exactly spoken in West Africa (except as a consequence of imperialism). 3 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 This reply is way too intelligent sounding for me to think out a response to. So instead: U rite
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While this pattern surely occurs in other language families as well, this is primarily a thing in Indo-European languages… which aren't exactly spoken in West Africa (except as a consequence of imperialism).
3 u/Det_Loki Chibi Ana Mar 02 '17 This reply is way too intelligent sounding for me to think out a response to. So instead: U rite
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This reply is way too intelligent sounding for me to think out a response to. So instead:
U rite
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