@roquesullivan I've seen this so often but ask folk what 'dairy' means and half of them will say 'every day' so suppose it doesn't matter!
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@goodandbadjapan Yeah... In a situation like that, it still serves the purpose of communication, so it does no harm. -
@goodandbadjapan I guess I just feel bad, as a teacher, that they assume English is so hard they don't even bother with dictionaries. -
@roquesullivan agree. Bakery near me has 'bakery' 'bekery' and 'bakely' in one paragraph. How can they not realise at least 2 must be wrong? -
@goodandbadjapan I think they're just not taught that there's a big difference between romaji and English. I try to emphasize that one. -
@goodandbadjapan I mean, there's nothing wrong with romaji, UNTIL it actively hurts your English when you need to pass an exam or get a job. -
@roquesullivan Yes. Romaji is for Japanese words, which is why it drives me mad that they teach it in English class at JHS.
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@roquesullivan I mean, I'm down to eat cheese daily, so I see no issue with this! -
@EvilQueenBeryl Milk is definitely a daily beverage for me.
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@roquesullivan That's OK. As a counterpart, another shop transliterated "dairy" as "デイリー". We are flexible when it comes to spelling. -
@YoshiWoodsToo No kidding ;) As long as people understand, that's all that's important.
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@roquesullivan The milk council would certainly support that spelling!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. Undo
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@roquesullivan But, but, they are passionate about great tasting food and the pleasure of sharing it with others.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. Undo
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