This is getting really technical. Iâm half expecting you to tell me that there is something called Quantum Semantics that has totally different rules for nouns and pronouns and all the rules change.
Itâs so neat :3 Itâs survived into modern Latin languages, like Italian and Spanish. It kinda exists in English, since you can frequently drop some pronouns, but the person-perspective (thereâs gotta be a proper word for that) not encoded in the other words.
For example, one might shorten âI love youâ to simply âlove youâ, or in questions, such as âare you enjoying your food?â being shortened to âenjoying your food?â
I donât think this is even a good example. âSelfâ is usually treated as a reflexive pronoun, although Iâm not sure if it still counts as one if you say âthe self.â And âthisâ is a demonstrative pronoun. And âone,â as it used in this sentence is an indefinite pronoun.
Those could be used as pronouns indeed, but âselfâ here is a noun, even if reflexive. Could have used âthis writerâ instead of âone,â but wanting easier for reading diction (ââŻ) choose. âThisâ is a demonstrative determiner/adjectives, pointing to the nouns perspectives.
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Know what? Fair.
Few word enough, lot word not
dude uses amateur nouns I guess
Noobnouns
Took me a minute. I had to come back to upvote this
If Iâm just trying to unwind and have a good time I stick to casual nouns. But when itâs time to lock in I go with ranked competitive nouns.
Sweat nouns are the worst!
the only good and acceptable pronoun joke is hobbes saying âa noun that lost itâs amateur statusâ :3
No itâs not, because Iâm too daft to get it. Checkmate
The joke
the noun is no longer an amateur it went pro, so now itâs a pronoun.
and the comic in question (i was on my phone last night, sorry)
he uses nonouns
after i accidentally use the wrong pronoun i just add a contranoun which annihilates the pronoun resulting in a nonoun!
Yes but this releases a burst of energy that destroys the conversation.
This is getting really technical. Iâm half expecting you to tell me that there is something called Quantum Semantics that has totally different rules for nouns and pronouns and all the rules change.
Hard to not use pronounce, think. Very difficult. What should say? Canât think of examples. Think, therefore am.
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true. strawberry thinks, therefore strawberry is.
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Itâs so neat :3 Itâs survived into modern Latin languages, like Italian and Spanish. It kinda exists in English, since you can frequently drop some pronouns, but the person-perspective (thereâs gotta be a proper word for that) not encoded in the other words.
For example, one might shorten âI love youâ to simply âlove youâ, or in questions, such as âare you enjoying your food?â being shortened to âenjoying your food?â
If you can understand the last sentence then you now understand how Japanese functions despite omitting pronouns 90% of the time
Now speaking japanese will be added to the woke list
It will be added to the asleep list.
Pronouns are a crutch. Real bros let their actions speak.
Real bros let _ actions speak.
Mac refuses to pay for the pro subscription and therefore only has access to normal tier nouns.
What if stoodarion becameth apothipronominal as this writer has?đ¤
I donât think this is even a good example. âSelfâ is usually treated as a reflexive pronoun, although Iâm not sure if it still counts as one if you say âthe self.â And âthisâ is a demonstrative pronoun. And âone,â as it used in this sentence is an indefinite pronoun.
Those could be used as pronouns indeed, but âselfâ here is a noun, even if reflexive. Could have used âthis writerâ instead of âone,â but wanting easier for reading diction (ââŻ) choose. âThisâ is a demonstrative determiner/adjectives, pointing to the nouns perspectives.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lGfj9dW8370
just use names tbh, thats what names are for
No then everyone would realize how often I forget their names.
Even your own, it would seem!
âselfâ in this context is a pronoun.