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minus-square@Moghullink10•11 months agoYeah but the other guy could’ve pasted that word in the nearest search bar, gotten their answer, and not looked dumb. Also maybe it’s a newer thing but I don’t think I’ve heard people put that suffix on the end of words outside of trying to be funny by sounding dumb.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink0•11 months agoThey could have but there shouldn’t be anything wrong with asking a question, even on social media in the world of Internet search. Because we still have to interact with each other to be human.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-1•11 months agoA simple Google search would show you that inundate is a valid English word and in fact used appropriately in the given context. Really weird point to go so far on…
minus-square@Hiro8811link3•edit-211 months agoI guessed that much but it’s very similar to “inundat” which also means flooded in Romanian
minus-squarethe post of tom joadlinkfedilink9•11 months agoIs this the proud ignorance I’ve heard about? Was this a poorly executed joke?
Inundated? Is that an English word or are you Romanian?
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Yeah but the other guy could’ve pasted that word in the nearest search bar, gotten their answer, and not looked dumb.
Also maybe it’s a newer thing but I don’t think I’ve heard people put that suffix on the end of words outside of trying to be funny by sounding dumb.
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They could have but there shouldn’t be anything wrong with asking a question, even on social media in the world of Internet search. Because we still have to interact with each other to be human.
Guess I can add Romanian to my CV…
A simple Google search would show you that inundate is a valid English word and in fact used appropriately in the given context.
Really weird point to go so far on…
It’s English, it means flooded/swamped.
I guessed that much but it’s very similar to “inundat” which also means flooded in Romanian
It’s a synonym for “overloaded.”
Is this the proud ignorance I’ve heard about? Was this a poorly executed joke?