On the way home from Monsey, when we were closer to home than not, my little brother asked that common question: "Where are we going for dinner?" To that, my sister replied: H-O-M-E. Then I turned to her and said, "No, it's H-O-A-M. Then my sister said, "Why isn't it spelled like that?"
So, I ask you:
Why isn't home spelled H-O-A-M?
Why isn't laundry spelled L-A-U-N-J-R-E-E?
That's how we say it. The D-R-Y at the end makes it seem as if we should be pronouncing it as "dry."
Why does G-N-O-M-E start with a G?
Why isn't it spelled with a K? They should only allow one silent letter. It's too confusing. They need to choose either K, G, P or M. It's just not right.
That's all of the conversation that I can remember this early in the morning. I guess I can call this post the Thought of the Day.
Not to worry, if I remember any more, I will be sure to let you know!
2 Comments:
This is why they say english is one of the hardest languages to learn. non of the spellings make any sense because engligh was pieced together from a zillion other languages
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