I named them all “John”.
As a computer linguist:
^.*$Should include all English words, maybe some foreign ones too
This catches sentences too
Especially sentences
My regex powers aren’t strong enough, will that catch words with hyphens in them?
Yes, this catches just anything, hyphens, digits, spaces, …
…pokémons, …
Not so cunning, Mr. Linguist?
Every word.
I was gonna do it, but does ą go before or after ä, ā, or å alphabetically?
In swedish, ä, ö and å come at the end of the alphabet
Neat :3… I honestly don’t know where they are in other alphabets, lol, im just going by my own for the joke. In lithuanian the letters with diacritics follow after the letters without a ą b c č d e ę ė… so on :3
In German they have the same weight. Mostly, I guess with everything else being equal ä comes after a.
And “ß” is sorted as if it was “ss”. Some will sort “ä” as “ae” and so on but that’s uncommon
Oh I’m too cunning to fall for that
Thanks, 'bout to own my philologist “ex-wife” via a meme text.
“You’re divorced??”
“Not yet.”
Just a proser.
I bet Nigel Richards can, up to 15-letter ones anyway. Probably in French and Spanish too.
A significant number of linguists believe that words aren’t real, so…
Noun.
I’ll take my prize now.
Fuck and you
A
B
Sea
A,B,C,Deeznuts!
“lexeme”
