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by pfortuny
356 days ago
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Well, the thing is… when you use a borrowed term from a dead language, in writing, it really sounds wrong to cultivated ears. I really had to double-check that sentence to see if I had parsed it wrongly. Not bragging, just saying. They cannot be completely interchangeable: “There are white people among us: i.e. me and my father” is totally different from “…: e.g. me and my father”. |
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