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Wow... any longer word in Danish?
I had to as I am not (like veeeerrry far away) familiar at all with any mainstream US churches phrases. At least, I have learnt something new
Nice one 😄
It is, maybe, something very particular as I am not familiar with that term used through "Puritanical thingy". Sorry, I am located in Europe and lack of knowledge about Puritans 😬 [ANSWER RECEIVED]
Interesting
Hmm... I like that, sorry. But, there is a little history behind that word.
An alcoholic mixed drink, and derived senses you will need to scroll down a bit to get to the alcoholic drink part.
If you want to go deeper about that word:
The earliest known use of the noun walkie-talkie is in the 1930s.
OED's earliest evidence for walkie-talkie is from 1939, in the San Antonio Express-News (San Antonio, Texas).
I do agree. That word is harsh to see, to hear. I have never liked it. Even between gays, I don't use it at all.
Ohh poor "like".... I must admit I use it a lot. Practical word.
I dont know, if the genre helps to shine. At least, I dont see that way. If someone says I write historical or non fiction. For me it is the same level. It is just a preference. Or maybe I am biased.. dont know...
For me, it is mostly the battle of how many words? It reminds me my KPIs loool (maybe, that is why.). If someone wants to write 100k fine, but even a piece of work of 1k can make a difference. Anyway. That would be a debate in another community....
Poor learners.... 😂 I can see the purpose. However, if one is not used to read very long words like what Danish and German do... It is...uhm....hard 😅