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I spelled it like that until I was about 14, and was corrected by an online friend that it's spelled "tongue".
It's sad that none of my teachers ever corrected me on it, actually...
It's sad that none of my teachers ever corrected me on it, actually...
Bocefish said:WTF!! Is this misspelling intentional and a new fad or something?? I see it everywhere.
I say stupid people...
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It comes with the failed theory that you can spell different words by "sounding them out". They should really stop teaching that stuff to kids in school, sticks with people for life. 
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Frankie said:It comes with the failed theory that you can spell different words by "sounding them out". They should really stop teaching that stuff to kids in school, sticks with people for life.
And see... I learned "sound it out" wasn't for spelling. It was for reading. THERE, it makes sense. But spelling?
Also, I get caught on Tongue all the damn time. One of those where I've seen it both ways WAY too often.
I'm guessing that pretty soon, tounge will be the American way and Tongue will be the Brittish way. Like color and colour.
RANDOM: Yesterday, my roommate was teasing me about how I pronounce coupon. He pronounces it cue-pon. I pronounce it coo-pon. ou makes an oo or ow sound, right? I'm thinking this is a to-may-to to-mah-to thing.
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LadyLuna said:Frankie said:It comes with the failed theory that you can spell different words by "sounding them out". They should really stop teaching that stuff to kids in school, sticks with people for life.
And see... I learned "sound it out" wasn't for spelling. It was for reading. THERE, it makes sense. But spelling?
Also, I get caught on Tongue all the damn time. One of those where I've seen it both ways WAY too often.
I'm guessing that pretty soon, tounge will be the American way and Tongue will be the Brittish way. Like color and colour.
RANDOM: Yesterday, my roommate was teasing me about how I pronounce coupon. He pronounces it cue-pon. I pronounce it coo-pon. ou makes an oo or ow sound, right? I'm thinking this is a to-may-to to-mah-to thing.
Eff the Midwest once again: in my elementary/middle school sounding it out was for reading AND spelling. -_-
Haha. People have always fucked this word up on the internet. Oh, and then there are the people who don't know how many dots to put in an ellipsis, let alone how to use them.
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