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ghItlhpu' qurgh, jatlh:<br>> I guess I should just prevent the Word of the Day from using these phrases as<br>> it confuses the advanced speakers too much.<br><br>Confusion isn't what I'm experiencing. I'm just hoping it's also not what the beginning speakers are experiencing.<br><br>And before I go on any further I do want to say that I'm not trying to knock the KWOTD that you've set up - its lengthy absence was missed and I think it's fantastic that you've got another version up and running. Especially with Twitter, which is a perfect format for it and hopefully is getting out to bundles of people. I just had issues with this particular example (and with a more widespread tendency I've noticed for referring to multiple-word phrases as being a Klingon "word for X" - in fairness I wasn't intending to single this one post out for that and I'm sorry if it seemed I was picking on it).<br><br>QeS<br> </div></body>
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