Comments on: Native speakers’ spelling http://blog.tasuki.org/native-speakers-spelling/ Thu, 22 Jul 2010 10:12:08 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: tasuki http://blog.tasuki.org/native-speakers-spelling/comment-page-1/#comment-59472 tasuki Fri, 08 Feb 2008 23:14:50 +0000 http://blog.tasuki.org/native-speakers-spelling/#comment-59472 Oh crap... I think I'm guilty of using "missclick" too. :-x Googling both "missclick" and "misclick" gives no satisfying answer, so I think it's not even a proper word anyway. Still, the mis- prefix is definitely written with one "s" only... so if the word "misclick" existed, your spelling would be the correct way :-P Oh crap… I think I’m guilty of using “missclick” too. :-x

Googling both “missclick” and “misclick” gives no satisfying answer, so I think it’s not even a proper word anyway. Still, the mis- prefix is definitely written with one “s” only… so if the word “misclick” existed, your spelling would be the correct way :-P

]]> By: ignus http://blog.tasuki.org/native-speakers-spelling/comment-page-1/#comment-59471 ignus Fri, 08 Feb 2008 12:04:12 +0000 http://blog.tasuki.org/native-speakers-spelling/#comment-59471 People make a lot of grammar mistakes.. So what else is new? Daily usage of any language is basically marred with gaffes, not to mention on the internet... A favourite of mine on KGS is "missclick"... Almost every Polish person spells it like this... There should be one s: <em>misclick</em>. Mixing up "rz" and "ż" is extremely common in Polish, due to phonetic similarity People make a lot of grammar mistakes.. So what else is new? Daily usage of any language is basically marred with gaffes, not to mention on the internet…

A favourite of mine on KGS is “missclick”… Almost every Polish person spells it like this… There should be one s: misclick.

Mixing up “rz” and “ż” is extremely common in Polish, due to phonetic similarity

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