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#1
mitda - Posted 3:18 pm PDT 10/10/08 (476 Posts)
Don't trust anyone that misspells "web site" as one word.
#2
whatatay - Posted 9:36 pm PDT 10/10/08 (362 Posts)
It can be spelled both ways. Even google won't ask if you mean "web site" when you type in "website".
At least it is not as bad as the 40 year old guy who pronounces "often" with the "t". The "t" has always been silent. Then due to lots of uneducated people incorrectly pronouncing the "t", the dictionaries decided to say that was a valid pronunciation. The problem is that the 40 year old guy learned to pronounce it correctly without saying the "t" but now pronounces it with the "t".
When I hear someone pronounce "often" with the "t", I think what an uneducated person.
At least it is not as bad as the 40 year old guy who pronounces "often" with the "t". The "t" has always been silent. Then due to lots of uneducated people incorrectly pronouncing the "t", the dictionaries decided to say that was a valid pronunciation. The problem is that the 40 year old guy learned to pronounce it correctly without saying the "t" but now pronounces it with the "t".
When I hear someone pronounce "often" with the "t", I think what an uneducated person.
#3
dave_c - Posted 4:42 pm PDT 10/13/08 (4525 Posts)
When I see someone whining about the "t" in often I know they are reTarded.
#4
countscary - Posted 5:55 pm PDT 10/17/08 (13 Posts)
I would rather see "website" than "web sight".
Besides compound words are a staple of the English language.
Besides compound words are a staple of the English language.
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