Okey-doke, an accents joke. Or a pronunciations joke. Why not?
Yeah, don’t say that! 🙀[“Caring” emoji, did I get it right?]
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Tatulli may think it’s funny, when that guy’s nose is runny, but …
Too many donuts.
I think “nose is running” is just as common as “nose is runny” for the form of that idiom, or to my ears rather more common.
Sorry, but no. Whatever that one is, it is not the “caring” or “hug” emoji.
ET no phone home during movie
I’m going to stick my nick (sic) out and guiss (sic) that the wheelbarrow donut man has recently arrived from New Zealand, where the short e vowel is pronounced such that it sounds like a short i to North American ears (“check-in desk” sounds like “chicken disk”).
Noses run in my family.
Noses run in my family.
And feet smell?
If your nose is running, shouldn’t you chase after it?
For this North American, “many” and “mini” are homophones. Probably related to pen-pin merging which I do as well.
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Tatulli may think it’s funny, when that guy’s nose is runny, but …
Too many donuts.
I think “nose is running” is just as common as “nose is runny” for the form of that idiom, or to my ears rather more common.
Sorry, but no. Whatever that one is, it is not the “caring” or “hug” emoji.
ET no phone home during movie
I’m going to stick my nick (sic) out and guiss (sic) that the wheelbarrow donut man has recently arrived from New Zealand, where the short e vowel is pronounced such that it sounds like a short i to North American ears (“check-in desk” sounds like “chicken disk”).
Noses run in my family.
Noses run in my family.
And feet smell?
If your nose is running, shouldn’t you chase after it?
For this North American, “many” and “mini” are homophones. Probably related to pen-pin merging which I do as well.