Sacrilegio. Let's make a labor union

KRIS COME OVER FOR RESPONDS AND STOP COMPLAINING WE WILL STAY 6 FEET APART

KRIS LISTEN TO JOANNA.

Is this a judgement ratified by the council of Chris?

I read both Kris and Joanna's comment in their yelling voices and it made me nostalgic. I miss you two together.

God bless

Joanna Hausmann also, I’m gonna need a word for how fast and slow time is moving. Like, it’s already been a month since we’ve been in quarantine, like it’s flew by so fast, and yet it seems like from day to day it moves super slow. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@Msalazar2011 i think you are referring to "Murraying"

Also, I think we need a word for a hobby that you've picked up during quarantine and will definitely give up when it's all over. Quaranhobby

wordologist

@las Crónicas ...that I believe has British Citizenship too.

She’s a royal 😂😂😂

Actually she's not an etymologist, because etymologists study the origin of words. She might be a lexicographer, which is defined as the author or editor of a dictionary. But since she hasn't put these words into a dictionary (which is different from a vocabulary! ☝️) yet, she can't be considered a lexicographer... So, she actually invented 9 words, including worldologist (a person who creates new words). Chapeau Joanna 🎩👏

@las Crónicas Best comment !!

Omg thank you

What Rasmus said.

But as linguists, should we tell her that some of these are already words? LOL. ^_^

@@teddymoon You don't have to tell her, but please tell me. Lol.

Aritul It’s a bit funny, because she tried to make new words to represent specific ideas, but some of those words already have meaning. Walrusing has 2 meanings AFAIK, it can mean you hang out and snuggle with your friends or it has to do with a sex act. Gug is a word that has to do with mining ⛏. Corono was fun, but it makes me think of the coronoid process.

Yessssss. Please

Depression?

Depression

There is a word for that - laziness.

maybe "layzorrowness" laziness + sorrow?

hahaha great one

Poetry 😭👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

*standing ovation* 👏👏👏👏👏

I love it 😂🤣👏👏👏👏 I read this to my brother and that made him watch the video 🤣😂🤣

Inspirational. Thank you for this. You have given life to these newly minted words.

Seba D Too many fairly acceptable Netflix options, but not feeling the urge or motivation to pick a particular one.

Indecisive AF

Let's make a list, let's help each other c:

Oh, you mean a Netflixtencial dread?

I would take agnosia from Greek , meaning "non-knowledge" and ὁράω (optos) meaning "see" Netflixoptagnosia

I agree. It would kind of work like "conjugate." I conjugate, I ahungate, I conjugated, I ahungated, lots of conjugation, lots of ahungation...

Yosan Cahyadi ahungation is such a mouthful tho, what about ahung for the word and the conjugations being ahung, ahungs and ahunged, ahunging?

That's a good one!

YES THANK YOU

Where do I sign?

Luisa Sanchez and you only have 3-4 weeks left and you parents are so proud of what you have done so far and they are excited to see you graduate even if you aren’t actually graduating and so you don’t want to let them down. I need a word to explain all of this

I'm in the same exact situation... *cries in gug*

@@barbaramonogatari4546 that makes 3 of us, but I'm in Grad School.

I call that a “you got it keep going!!!!” homestretch situation

I'm Zatha , same.

sorrrrry

Try harder Jo...you have time now. ♥️

@@JoannaHausmann seriously, tho If you start reading you won't stop because it's addictive af!

No seria Morseando? 🤔

Sería "morsear". La forma ing de un verbo con valor nominal se traduce al infinitivo. Ejemplo: "morsing is my everyday life" = "morsear es mi día a día".

@@MIHUKI5 Claro, pero en cambio hablamos del gerundio del verbo sustantivado morsear that is morseando :v

​@@miguelguijarro8280 En inglés, gerundio no es lo mismo que en español. In English, a gerund's a verb acting as a noun, whereas when the verb's acting as a lexical verb, adverb or an adjective, it's called present participle. So, for instance, if you say "I've been morsing all week", as "morsing" there's working as a verb of a progressive tense, in that case it is translated as "morseando". And if you say, for example, "most of the time I'm a morsing man" (that is to say, a man that morses), it'd be translated as "que morsea" or even "morseador"("la mayor parte del tiempo soy un hombre morseador/que morsea"). In this case, it's a present participle. Lastly, if you say, for example, "today's a morsing day", it doesn't mean it's a day that morses, but it's a day FOR morsing (for that purpose), so there "morsing"'s a gerund, because "morsing day" can be paraphrased as "day for morsing", and there "morsing" has a nominal function. So, as I previously stated, when it's a noun, it's translated as "morsear", same as the example "morsing's my everyday life". En conclusión, se puede traducir de varias maneras, dependiendo del contexto. Y ni hablar si lo transformas en adverbio ("morsingly") 😂 Saludos

En Perú he escuchado y usado decir "Marmotear" que sería Groundhoging or Woodchucking. I love it!

I obviously can't actually post it here, but that meme from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia with Charlie and the crazy mess of papers on the wall. You know the one.

She always was a bit crazy

We all are.

You can see it right at 5:21 🤣

killnot

In my country lagartear is what a lagartona does to steal someone's bf

A eso le decíamos "hacer fotosíntesis" en mi escuela

In Colombia "lagartear" is ass kissing a politician to seek a position in goverment

I hope you’re right

Isn't that some kind of procrastination? I think it's safe to use depressed procrastination lol

Armando Rodríguez uh GUG!

wait until you start having door pants to get deliveries from the outside world.

Door pants?!! I have them!! Thought I was the only one.

For reals! I'll even say it randomly because it such fun!

When I first got bells palsy, I made the hashtag #semperdeformis to normalize the fact that I was going to have a crooked smile like Shrek for the rest of my life.

Good idea

I will!

YES I DID

:)