And then someone tries that again with “Just realized that “downside up” means “the down side is up”, making it downside up” to see if it makes anymore sense.
Does “right-side up” mean the right side is up or the “right” side is up? English does not make sense
also hi binette
Right = correct
“The correct side is up”
I agree, English is a mess.
Right as in correct.
hi nww :D
English where feat smell and noses run
Shhh! Nobody tell them about “inside out.”
Why isn’t it outside in?
Kif! We have a conundrum!
Once you get a handle on inside out you can check out this ok go song
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In my language it’s called double-v, which makes so much more sense to me.
How else would one interpret it?
It’s not really that I interpret it in another way, but I never really thought about the structure of the word 😅
I’ve had similar realizations about words like “across” and “again”.
I get “across”, but what about again?
A gain. In addition to.
Downside up?
Down on the upside
Yes! So glad someone else though of this 😎
Now explain why some people are “down for things” while others are “up for it”
