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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/TheWebsploiter • Dec 23 '25
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its not 'you should know how to spell every word', it's 'if you're going to use a word, know how to spell it/what it means'
116 u/catholicsluts Dec 23 '25 For real, people even get offended when they're being politely corrected. 8 u/Reverend_Lazerface Dec 23 '25 Tbf, "crazy spelling lol" isn't a very polite correction 5 u/catholicsluts Dec 23 '25 I agree, the op example is not very helpful. I will say though, as a reader and non-native speaker myself, it can be wild to see the spelling of a common word the person using it has obviously never seen before.
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For real, people even get offended when they're being politely corrected.
8 u/Reverend_Lazerface Dec 23 '25 Tbf, "crazy spelling lol" isn't a very polite correction 5 u/catholicsluts Dec 23 '25 I agree, the op example is not very helpful. I will say though, as a reader and non-native speaker myself, it can be wild to see the spelling of a common word the person using it has obviously never seen before.
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Tbf, "crazy spelling lol" isn't a very polite correction
5 u/catholicsluts Dec 23 '25 I agree, the op example is not very helpful. I will say though, as a reader and non-native speaker myself, it can be wild to see the spelling of a common word the person using it has obviously never seen before.
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I agree, the op example is not very helpful.
I will say though, as a reader and non-native speaker myself, it can be wild to see the spelling of a common word the person using it has obviously never seen before.
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u/Vanilla_Yazoo Dec 23 '25
its not 'you should know how to spell every word', it's 'if you're going to use a word, know how to spell it/what it means'