In spoken English, at least some attempt is generally made to pronounce them as they would sound in French; an entirely English pronunciation is regarded as a solecism.
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These studied solecisms not only make me seem human, but also provide the basis for the annual review in this nonpartisan space of the " Uofallpeople " file.
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He commits the beginner's solecism of characterizing edits he disagrees with as " disruptive " ( some newcomers misuse the word " vandalism " in a similar context ).
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One of the most notable linguists to accept the grammaticality of " between you and I " is Steven Pinker, even though he still calls it a " hyper-corrected solecism ".
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Gee's string of solecisms concluded with, " Brown is already connected to the world by a bridge of ideas and opportunities, and I intend to deepen that connection ."
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A " bad notion " is a solecism : either a non-notional mode of speech or action where a notion is expected, or an attempt at a notion that misfires.
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How's that for starting off on the wrong feet ? ) Here's a baker's dozen of solecisms ( Norma Loquendi would say, " Here are " ):
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"Manners and Rules of Good Society, or, Solecisms to be Avoided " ( London, Frederick Warne & Co ., 1887 ) gives clear instructions, such as the following:
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:: : : And people inside Berlin need to remember that not everything that's characteristic of German English is an ignorant solecism . Preceding contribs ) 16 : 18, 3 September 2008
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People seem to have forgotten, if they were ever aware at all, that " anniversary " is from the Latin root meaning " year ", and adding " 12-month " to it is an egregious solecism.
