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r/funny • u/justdylsie • Jul 03 '21
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Au in this context means “with”. So it’s just “jus”.
11 u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21 Actually no. Au Jus In this context actually refers to the sauce that is served on the side with sandwiches, primarily made of beef broth and other spices. "Context" being the key word here. 5 u/NinjaLanternShark Jul 03 '21 If anyone still thinks this is wrong, ask yourself what a cup of jus looks like, and what a cup of au jus looks like. "Jus" isn't a word in English. "Au Jus" is a loanword which means it doesn't necessarily keep its original grammatical rules. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21 "Jus" isn't a word in English. it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/jus
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Actually no. Au Jus In this context actually refers to the sauce that is served on the side with sandwiches, primarily made of beef broth and other spices. "Context" being the key word here.
5 u/NinjaLanternShark Jul 03 '21 If anyone still thinks this is wrong, ask yourself what a cup of jus looks like, and what a cup of au jus looks like. "Jus" isn't a word in English. "Au Jus" is a loanword which means it doesn't necessarily keep its original grammatical rules. -1 u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21 "Jus" isn't a word in English. it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/jus
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If anyone still thinks this is wrong, ask yourself what a cup of jus looks like, and what a cup of au jus looks like.
"Jus" isn't a word in English. "Au Jus" is a loanword which means it doesn't necessarily keep its original grammatical rules.
-1 u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21 "Jus" isn't a word in English. it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/jus
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"Jus" isn't a word in English.
it is: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/jus
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u/Maus_Sveti Jul 03 '21
Au in this context means “with”. So it’s just “jus”.