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>English has like three irregular nouns and most of the time they are used in their irregular/latin/whatever form only by pedantic people trying to look smart.
Not really. Bacteria, trivia, radii, media. These are pretty commonplace words.
>But language is not defined by the dictionary, it's described by it,
There are two types, descriptive and prescriptive. Would you argue that "literally" means exactly - without exaggeration or metaphor - or does it just mean the same as "really"? There are dictionaries that define it each way depending on whether theyre prescriptive or descriptive.
>Just the fact that "data are" sounds weird is enough to discredit its common usage
Sounds weird to you maybe. I think it sounds fine. In fact it sounds better than data is. It just comes down to how used you are to hearing each
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 65344
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000