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'''Shirithian English''' is the English Language as it is used in Shireroth. Violently discouraged in some portions of Elwynn. | '''Shirithian English''' is the English Language as it is used in [[Shireroth]]. Violently discouraged in some portions of [[Elwynn]]. | ||
The variety has a number of peculiarities including the words 'proly', meaning "probably"; and 'yerp', meaning "yes"; in well as some unusual grammatical structures, as in 'I am got the chair', and uncommon letters, such as 'æ'. | The variety has a number of peculiarities including the words 'proly', meaning "probably"; and 'yerp', meaning "yes"; in well as some unusual grammatical structures, as in 'I am got the chair', and uncommon letters, such as 'æ'. | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 24 March 2016
Shirithian English is the English Language as it is used in Shireroth. Violently discouraged in some portions of Elwynn.
The variety has a number of peculiarities including the words 'proly', meaning "probably"; and 'yerp', meaning "yes"; in well as some unusual grammatical structures, as in 'I am got the chair', and uncommon letters, such as 'æ'.
Not all citizens use this peculiar variety, but it is commonplace in Shireroth, especially amongst older citizens.
It isn't entirely consistent, either. For instance, in Yardistan the word 'Shirerothian' is more common than 'Shirithian', and there has been some debate, historically, about which term should be used. Both terms have been somewhat supplanted by Shirerithian.
