One little pet peeve...
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LOOSE THE HOUNDS
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Those poor Canadians! LOL0
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A lot of people on this website are not fluent in English like native Brits or Americans or Aussies or Kiwis or Canadians etc.
Have a little respect for the people who learn to speak English among other languages, and cut them some slack.
I am Canadian, and would just like to point out that I am fluent in English, as are most of the Canadian population. The other portion speak French.
(however, not to say those are the only languages spoken within Canada...)0 -
I have only been on here a week so I have no way of knowing.
Welcome to MyFitnessPal.0 -
A lot of people on this website are not fluent in English like native Brits or Americans or Aussies or Kiwis or Canadians etc.
Have a little respect for the people who learn to speak English among other languages, and cut them some slack.
I am Canadian, and would just like to point out that I am fluent in English, as are most of the Canadian population. The other portion speak French.
The way I interpreted that post was that they were saying that people are not fluent like Brits, canadians etc... as in we can speak fluent English, so using Canadian as an example of an English speaking country...0 -
A lot of people on this website are not fluent in English like native Brits or Americans or Aussies or Kiwis or Canadians etc.
Have a little respect for the people who learn to speak English among other languages, and cut them some slack.
I am Canadian, and would just like to point out that I am fluent in English, as are most of the Canadian population. The other portion speak French.0 -
LOOSE THE HOUNDS
This is amazing.0 -
These sort of threads to come up all the time. At the same time though, obviously people still haven't learned the difference between loose and lose, so it's not unwarranted. It does drive me insane when I see people claim they want to "loose weight," and apparently we're not allowed to correct the grammar in people's posts. You want your belt to become loose, what you want to do to your weight is lose it. It's really not that complicated0
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A lot of people on this website are not fluent in English like native Brits or Americans or Aussies or Kiwis or Canadians etc.
Have a little respect for the people who learn to speak English among other languages, and cut them some slack.
I am Canadian, and would just like to point out that I am fluent in English, as are most of the Canadian population. The other portion speak French.
Clearly, that is exactly what I thought. Dear.0 -
I have only been on here a week so I have no way of knowing.
Welcome to MyFitnessPal.
As in, I had no clue it would be such a big deal to have a repeat. hahaha... Horror!0 -
I have only been on here a week so I have no way of knowing.
Welcome to MyFitnessPal.
As in, I had no clue it would be such a big deal to have a repeat. hahaha... Horror!0 -
And actually, "loosing" is a word.
Loosing isn't a word. It's either losing or loosening depending on the context0 -
I have only been on here a week so I have no way of knowing.
Welcome to MyFitnessPal.
As in, I had no clue it would be such a big deal to have a repeat. hahaha... Horror!0 -
I have only been on here a week so I have no way of knowing.
Welcome to MyFitnessPal.
As in, I had no clue it would be such a big deal to have a repeat. hahaha... Horror!
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And actually, "loosing" is a word.0
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You want to 'lose' weight. Not 'loose' it. When I hear 'I want to loose fat' I imagine people turning their flabby stomachs loose upon an unsuspecting populace for a rampage of terror.
You might be losing weight if you're getting thinner.
I'm not the sort of person who normally corrects others' grammar, but this is driving me insane.
If you are confused about the difference please refer to http://www.ross.net/notes/loose.shtml
That is all! Have a great day!
Edited for controversially implying 'loosing' was not a word we use in everyday english...
GOD this happens ALL THE TIME
how can it NOT drive you mad??
all I see when I read it is that they're freeing their weight from enslavement0 -
And actually, "loosing" is a word.
Loosening is a word. I don't think loosing is.0 -
I'm not the sort of person who normally corrects others' grammar, but this is driving me insane.
I'm not the sort of person who normally comments on annoying things but these types of "get it correct" threads are driving me insane.0 -
And actually, "loosing" is a word.
Loosening is a word. I don't think loosing is.0
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