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Sgaron Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Non existent / unexistant

Hello I was wondering if we can say both:

"non-existent" and "unexistant"?

If yes what is the difference between the 2?

thank you for your help!
  

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No, we don't say "unexistant."
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You dont say why, I think your answer is terrible, please comment the reasons
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Hello, Anonymous. Sorry you think my answer is terrible, but often there really is no reason for why we say things one way and not another. "Nonexistent" is a word. "Unexistent" is not a word. On the other hand, "uninteresting" is a word and "noninteresting" is not. We can tell you what English speakers say and don't say. Sometimes we can give reasons, or rules, but not always.
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Hey, Anonymous, did you think that answer was terrible too?
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No. The first one was terrible, the other was ok.
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Well, that's a relief. I've been worrying about it since 2010!
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