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>>20656
It communicates something to me, therefore it's a real and actual word on par with "detection" or "car".
It communicates something to me, therefore it's a real and actual word on par with "detection" or "car".
>>20661
It's a reply to a bad faith argument.
I do not accept your statement that zellig isn't a real word. I believe it to be a real word for the reasons I have stated at length above. I doubt you actually use the word "HsHsJjjI", but if you insist on the validity of such a term to refer to engines, then it is a term that refers to twin engines.
It's a reply to a bad faith argument.
I do not accept your statement that zellig isn't a real word. I believe it to be a real word for the reasons I have stated at length above. I doubt you actually use the word "HsHsJjjI", but if you insist on the validity of such a term to refer to engines, then it is a term that refers to twin engines.
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>>20663
A dutchman and I could not agree whether "zellig" is a real word. Something about souls too.
A dutchman and I could not agree whether "zellig" is a real word. Something about souls too.
>>20666
It's reductio ad absurdum, showing that your definition of what belongs in the category of a "real, actual word" is absurd. Being able to categorize any array of letters as a legitimate word of the English language just because someone said it has meaning makes the category pointless, as it just becomes "any array of letters"
>hey mate, how's fixing that hihihihijjjj coming along?
<that's not a real word
>yes it is, it means 6 cylinder 80 horse power engine.
<I'll be damned, it IS a real word!
^absurd
It's reductio ad absurdum, showing that your definition of what belongs in the category of a "real, actual word" is absurd. Being able to categorize any array of letters as a legitimate word of the English language just because someone said it has meaning makes the category pointless, as it just becomes "any array of letters"
>hey mate, how's fixing that hihihihijjjj coming along?
<that's not a real word
>yes it is, it means 6 cylinder 80 horse power engine.
<I'll be damned, it IS a real word!
^absurd
>>20668
Then what separates a real word from an array of letters? Is it not the meaning assigned to the array of letters? How come [apple] is a real word, if not for referring to the fruit? If you refer to the fruit by [elppa], will not that become a word synonymous with [apple]?
Where's the line between a word and an array of letters, and why is it important?
Then what separates a real word from an array of letters? Is it not the meaning assigned to the array of letters? How come [apple] is a real word, if not for referring to the fruit? If you refer to the fruit by [elppa], will not that become a word synonymous with [apple]?
Where's the line between a word and an array of letters, and why is it important?
>>20671
some sort of official recognition, wide spread usage and consensus. That's what makes a word "real" and not just gibberish
Basically, if it's got a red line underneath it when I type it it's fake
You can get into adoption and birth of languages and what not but that's not really relevant to the conversation at hand.
some sort of official recognition, wide spread usage and consensus. That's what makes a word "real" and not just gibberish
Basically, if it's got a red line underneath it when I type it it's fake
You can get into adoption and birth of languages and what not but that's not really relevant to the conversation at hand.
>>20672
>widespread usage and consensus
Set the benchmark for how widespread that usage ought to be. If this site, which encompasses a considerable part of the Ongezellig community, uses zellig to refer to the show, is that not sufficient consensus? Or do you want to involve the whole population when a new term is used by the scientific community, too?
>official recognition
I really do not understand why this should be the case. As the English language, for example, evolved into its modern form, the king did not publish a book on what words were real and what words were not.
>>20671
>and why is it important?
This question has yet gone unanswered. What harm would come of using fake words? Why is the line between a word and a set of characters without meaning so important to determine and keep?
>widespread usage and consensus
Set the benchmark for how widespread that usage ought to be. If this site, which encompasses a considerable part of the Ongezellig community, uses zellig to refer to the show, is that not sufficient consensus? Or do you want to involve the whole population when a new term is used by the scientific community, too?
>official recognition
I really do not understand why this should be the case. As the English language, for example, evolved into its modern form, the king did not publish a book on what words were real and what words were not.
>>20671
>and why is it important?
This question has yet gone unanswered. What harm would come of using fake words? Why is the line between a word and a set of characters without meaning so important to determine and keep?
>>20673
The benchmark and authority is up for debate and I am not obligated to give a precise definition considering the alternative leads to reductio ad absurdum.
As for why is it important? It's not, really. There is no harm in using fake words, but they are fake, and thus not "actual words", as OP stated.
The benchmark and authority is up for debate and I am not obligated to give a precise definition considering the alternative leads to reductio ad absurdum.
As for why is it important? It's not, really. There is no harm in using fake words, but they are fake, and thus not "actual words", as OP stated.
>>20674
Just going to jump in, do you not think implicit validation via common use by a community is at the very least not qualification enough to make "zellig" a slang word?
Just going to jump in, do you not think implicit validation via common use by a community is at the very least not qualification enough to make "zellig" a slang word?
>>20676
It's really not about what I think and about the fact that he insinuated op was wrong and by association that I was agreeing with someone who was wrong and therefore obligated me to disagree with him.
To answer the question doe, unrecognized slag still doesn't fall into the category of legitimate words of the English language
>>20677
9 hours albeit
It's really not about what I think and about the fact that he insinuated op was wrong and by association that I was agreeing with someone who was wrong and therefore obligated me to disagree with him.
To answer the question doe, unrecognized slag still doesn't fall into the category of legitimate words of the English language
>>20677
9 hours albeit
>>20677
The idea one can out-autist a member of an imageboard dedicated to a 20 min dutch cartoon was very silly to begin with.
The idea one can out-autist a member of an imageboard dedicated to a 20 min dutch cartoon was very silly to begin with.
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>>20572
>it's pronounced cchchhhhhh(gurgle)hhcchhhhhesellicchhhhh(spit)cchhhhhcchh because dutch is stupid.. or something.. burger. i only like english!
>it's pronounced cchchhhhhh(gurgle)hhcchhhhhesellicchhhhh(spit)cchhhhhcchh because dutch is stupid.. or something.. burger. i only like english!
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draw her drinking mate
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>>21434
'cord
'cord
>>21435
embedded 2022 Buffalo Mass Shooting live stream archive within the metadata btw
embedded 2022 Buffalo Mass Shooting live stream archive within the metadata btw
>>21434
This nigger gives you bad advice (which is kind of expected from a 'cord user), if you did exactly what I requested it would be much better. Not that the realisation is bad, you did the wrong thing well.
This nigger gives you bad advice (which is kind of expected from a 'cord user), if you did exactly what I requested it would be much better. Not that the realisation is bad, you did the wrong thing well.
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>>21438
im working on the actual request
im working on the actual request
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Request from the 'arty
Draw her solemn and reflecting to herself about being Japanese or something.
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>>20650
Errm, that image has been debunked sweetie
english is a descriptive language, not a prescriptive one
therefore "zellig" becomes part of the english vocabulary once used and understood as a concept by other english speakers
this means ""meaningless"" words like "grok" can become english
Errm, that image has been debunked sweetie
english is a descriptive language, not a prescriptive one
therefore "zellig" becomes part of the english vocabulary once used and understood as a concept by other english speakers
this means ""meaningless"" words like "grok" can become english
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Was requested to draw quote unquote Vera playing electro guitar
P.S. Please do not use my thread to talk about how and why zellig should be gezellig and why some words have meaning or not and english
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>>22781
Vera art is extremely gemmy and underappreciated. If you can, can you draw Vera holding her guitar with a strap around her while wearing a silent hill shirt (first pic) or her cosplaying as Heather Mason from SH3?
Vera art is extremely gemmy and underappreciated. If you can, can you draw Vera holding her guitar with a strap around her while wearing a silent hill shirt (first pic) or her cosplaying as Heather Mason from SH3?
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draw the mymy blob
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