Last week, I talked about some words I don’t quite like in my languages because I associate them with other things that have nothing to do with their meaning, or maybe because of how they sound, how they look, or how they don’t quite fit grammatically, at least in my mind. Today I wanted to flip the coin and talk about the other side, the words I actually do like and, spoiler alert: I don’t have a real reason for why I like them―I just do.
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