Haha

Oh man I know this feel. Strangely it doesn’t crop up that much in fiction but sometimes I’ll be typing talking to someone (like this I guess) and I’ll think “no I can’t say that because well this ^^” honestly are other languages like it? Do they have multiple meanings for the same word? Also change the meaning depending on what word they are paired with? You know I think this makes it even more incredible that so many people learn English. It’s a weird language.

Anyway I’m guessing there is a secret flower field 🙂 Do these flowers have special properties of interest? Is this how Rush stumbles across Belle? I know, I know, patience I have to wait but it’s less than a month now! Which is simultaneously terrifying and also good. I can’t wait to read and see if I’m right on my guess about your identity 🙂

I hope you are having a good week!

i-am-the-knight replied to your post “Zookeeper fact: Even when I the author know the context, putting the…”

Sorry to barge in, but yes! Other languages absolutely do have this. In German, there’s a whole game based on the fact. (It’s called “Teekesselchen”, meaning “tea pot” and nothing else, ironically, and involves two people agreeing on a word and then both taking turns, each giving one sentence of description to the other players until they guess the word.)  (We make our own fun ^^“)

Oh that’s fascinating! I love word games but I’ve not heard of that one before. Thank you for sharing that! 🙂