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  1. "Tonight do not miss Space 1999 with Martin Baby Stroller, Barbara Bath, and Barry Walrus."

    I jest but French is my mother tongue, and my English when Space: 1999 was first broadcast was very iffy.

    So Landau registered as the French word landau, which means baby stroller. Bain registered as the French word bain, which means bath. Morse registered as the French word morse, which means walrus.

    #Space1999 #FrenchLanguage #EnglishLanguage #BabyCarriage #bath #walrus

  2. "Tonight do not miss Space 1999 with Martin Baby Stroller, Barbara Bath, and Barry Walrus."

    I jest but French is my mother tongue, and my English when Space: 1999 was first broadcast was very iffy.

    So Landau registered as the French word landau, which means baby stroller. Bain registered as the French word bain, which means bath. Morse registered as the French word morse, which means walrus.

    #Space1999 #FrenchLanguage #EnglishLanguage #BabyCarriage #bath #walrus

  3. "Tonight do not miss Space 1999 with Martin Baby Stroller, Barbara Bath, and Barry Walrus."

    I jest but French is my mother tongue, and my English when Space: 1999 was first broadcast was very iffy.

    So Landau registered as the French word landau, which means baby stroller. Bain registered as the French word bain, which means bath. Morse registered as the French word morse, which means walrus.

    #Space1999 #FrenchLanguage #EnglishLanguage #BabyCarriage #bath #walrus

  4. "Tonight do not miss Space 1999 with Martin Baby Stroller, Barbara Bath, and Barry Walrus."

    I jest but French is my mother tongue, and my English when Space: 1999 was first broadcast was very iffy.

    So Landau registered as the French word landau, which means baby stroller. Bain registered as the French word bain, which means bath. Morse registered as the French word morse, which means walrus.

    #Space1999 #FrenchLanguage #EnglishLanguage #BabyCarriage #bath #walrus

  5. All of us who speak colloquial English have totally missed our chance to make "bear my beer" a thing.

    I mean, if you wanted the holder of your beer to provide entertainment as well, you could even say, "Bear bare my beer."

    And if said beerholder is of the ursine variety, you'd be blessed by the language deities to be able to command: "Bare bear, bear my beer!"

    We could all stand to be a bit more creative with our words.

    #ILoveLanguage
    #EnglishLanguage
    #colloquialisms
    #bears
    #beer
    #HoldMyBeer

  6. All of us who speak colloquial English have totally missed our chance to make "bear my beer" a thing.

    I mean, if you wanted the holder of your beer to provide entertainment as well, you could even say, "Bear bare my beer."

    And if said beerholder is of the ursine variety, you'd be blessed by the language deities to be able to command: "Bare bear, bear my beer!"

    We could all stand to be a bit more creative with our words.

    #ILoveLanguage
    #EnglishLanguage
    #colloquialisms
    #bears
    #beer
    #HoldMyBeer

  7. All of us who speak colloquial English have totally missed our chance to make "bear my beer" a thing.

    I mean, if you wanted the holder of your beer to provide entertainment as well, you could even say, "Bear bare my beer."

    And if said beerholder is of the ursine variety, you'd be blessed by the language deities to be able to command: "Bare bear, bear my beer!"

    We could all stand to be a bit more creative with our words.

    #ILoveLanguage
    #EnglishLanguage
    #colloquialisms
    #bears
    #beer
    #HoldMyBeer

  8. All of us who speak colloquial English have totally missed our chance to make "bear my beer" a thing.

    I mean, if you wanted the holder of your beer to provide entertainment as well, you could even say, "Bear bare my beer."

    And if said beerholder is of the ursine variety, you'd be blessed by the language deities to be able to command: "Bare bear, bear my beer!"

    We could all stand to be a bit more creative with our words.

    #ILoveLanguage
    #EnglishLanguage
    #colloquialisms
    #bears
    #beer
    #HoldMyBeer

  9. All of us who speak colloquial English have totally missed our chance to make "bear my beer" a thing.

    I mean, if you wanted the holder of your beer to provide entertainment as well, you could even say, "Bear bare my beer."

    And if said beerholder is of the ursine variety, you'd be blessed by the language deities to be able to command: "Bare bear, bear my beer!"

    We could all stand to be a bit more creative with our words.

    #ILoveLanguage
    #EnglishLanguage
    #colloquialisms
    #bears
    #beer
    #HoldMyBeer

  10. Brush up on your knowledge of contemporary English with my retrospective of the Words of the Year (WOTY) 2025, selected by leading lexicographers:

    grammaticus.blog/2026/01/06/en

    #englishlanguage #englishvocabulary #englishteacher #woty #WOTY2025

  11. The expression "unbridled" implies that things can be "bridled." This implies the existence of a bridle.

    The word bridle is not one that I think I've ever used, but I had an inkling as to what it is, and it turns out I was right:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle

    #unbridled #bridle #EnglishLanguage

  12. The expression "unbridled" implies that things can be "bridled." This implies the existence of a bridle.

    The word bridle is not one that I think I've ever used, but I had an inkling as to what it is, and it turns out I was right:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle

    #unbridled #bridle #EnglishLanguage

  13. The expression "unbridled" implies that things can be "bridled." This implies the existence of a bridle.

    The word bridle is not one that I think I've ever used, but I had an inkling as to what it is, and it turns out I was right:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle

    #unbridled #bridle #EnglishLanguage

  14. The expression "unbridled" implies that things can be "bridled." This implies the existence of a bridle.

    The word bridle is not one that I think I've ever used, but I had an inkling as to what it is, and it turns out I was right:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle

    #unbridled #bridle #EnglishLanguage

  15. The expression "unbridled" implies that things can be "bridled." This implies the existence of a bridle.

    The word bridle is not one that I think I've ever used, but I had an inkling as to what it is, and it turns out I was right:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle

    #unbridled #bridle #EnglishLanguage

  16. It’s something of a tradition on my Grammaticus blog to start the New Year with a lexicographical recap of the previous year. If you’ve missed it in the news, here’s an overview of the words that marked the year 2024, chosen by the leading dictionary publishers from the English-speaking world.

    grammaticus.blog/2025/01/08/en

    #WOTY #englishvocabulary #englishlanguage #words #learningenglish #englishteacher #dictionary