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• A question for the native English speakers?

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• Does anyone know the origin the expression 'w00t'?

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• Fare un Cinema or Fare un Film?

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• What's the difference between laziness and maximizing efficiency?

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• Immigrant vs. Emigrant?

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• What does "misleadingly provocative" mean?

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• Would it be semantically correct for me to say I went to the ocean if I'm referring to the Gulf of Mexico?

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• What's the appropriate term for words, made up of a mix between two or more words?

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