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Pluralize someone's first name
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00 I'm French and I know that we can't pluralize the name of a person in French, and I believe it's the same in english. Right? 0-
00 I'm French and I know that we can't pluralize the name of a person in French, and I believe it's the same in english. Right? 0-
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0 It's an unusual case, but you can do it at times like that or things like: When I was in a choir once, there were four Barbaras and two Carolines. " 0-
- 0 It's an unusual case, but you can do it at times like that or things like: When I was in a choir once, there were four Barbaras and two Carolines.
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0 It's an unusual case, but you can do it at times like that or things like: When I was in a choir once, there were four Barbaras and two Carolines. Also, I have another Barb on my team and it's not uncommon to hear someone say "I always get the Barbs confused." 0-
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