3DOP Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago I have been curious for years about a linguistic phenomenon that seems limited to English speaking LDS in your common usage of the word "such". Is "such" a valid observation? Or is "that" a valid observation? I cannot recall a non-LDS use "such" the way you guys do. I always know what is meant, but I am wondering if anyone else has noticed "such"? Slow day on the board... 1
Tony uk Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 35 minutes ago, 3DOP said: I have been curious for years about a linguistic phenomenon that seems limited to English speaking LDS in your common usage of the word "such". Is "such" a valid observation? Or is "that" a valid observation? I cannot recall a non-LDS use "such" the way you guys do. I always know what is meant, but I am wondering if anyone else has noticed "such"? Slow day on the board... I think it maybe like This and That. It maybe down to geography, also the grammar used by different groups of people. I am aware that I am a number of people on board from England, and a large number of people from America, so try and keep my grammar neutral. Although at times, the more I try and sound neutral, the more I sound like someone from England. 2
3DOP Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago 16 minutes ago, Tony uk said: I think it maybe like This and That. It maybe down to geography, also the grammar used by different groups of people. I am aware that I am a number of people on board from England, and a large number of people from America, so try and keep my grammar neutral. Although at times, the more I try and sound neutral, the more I sound like someone from England. Hey Tony. You make a good point. It may be a phenomenon of the American Mountain West. But so far, it hasn't been established that "such" is a singular linguistic phenomenon. 1
Calm Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 3 hours ago, 3DOP said: Hey Tony. You make a good point. It may be a phenomenon of the American Mountain West. But so far, it hasn't been established that "such" is a singular linguistic phenomenon. Can you use it in an example as I am going ‘huh?’ 2
InCognitus Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 10 minutes ago, Calm said: Can you use it in an example as I am going ‘huh?’ Me too! 1
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