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This will blow your mind but English has endless dialects and minor variations. This is like complaining that someone calls soda pop or says y'all.

>>Kye+(OP)
Englisc must ðêos hwierfan

>>macint+I7
My very rough attempt at translation: "Yes, English must change"

Am I close?

>>Kye+(OP)
Spoken like a true language hypergrowth apologist.

>>Kye+(OP)
I’m aware, but this phrase seems to be more meaningless corporate-speak than regional dialect or variation. The only purpose of phrases like this is to make the speaker sound smart at the cost of obfuscating what they mean.

>>angora+hE
How is it obfuscated? The meaning is perfectly clear in context. You're stretching too much for this lift.

>>angora+hE
Obfuscating? What's the purpose of using this fancy word? Why not just say "make hard to understand?"

>>Kye+kg
I tried for “English must not change” but sadly I never bought that Anglo-Saxon dictionary I lusted after in my favorite used bookstore 30 years ago.

>>jimmyd+sI
I’m not against using big words when they’re used according to their actual accepted meaning. But take my upvote regardless :)

>>Kye+LH
> You’re stretching too much for this lift

I read/hear sentences like this all day at work and I’ve taken to just interpreting them literally. So I’ll have you know I’m neither exercising nor on an elevator right now.

>>jimmyd+sI
Obfuscating is an easy word to understand. Only 11 letters. You, sir, are phantasmagorical. (16)