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Hotmale Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Stroke

Hello,

In English, Polish " L" is called - L with stroke. Is it correct to use "stroke" as a verb in this context? For instance:
"If you want to write "L", you must stroke L." Does it make any sense?

Thank you
  

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Hotmale Does it make any sense? Yes, it makes sense, but it seems odd to say it that way. Why not just stick with the Polish description and keep "stroke" as a noun?

— CalifJim

  • Hotmale Does it make any sense?
  • Yes, it makes sense, but it seems odd to say it that way.
  • Why not just stick with the Polish description and keep "stroke" as a noun?
  • L with a stroke.
  • You have to put a stroke on the L.
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HotmaleDoes it make any sense?
Yes, it makes sense, but it seems odd to say it that way. Why not just stick with the Polish description and keep "stroke" as a noun? L with a stroke. You have to put a stroke on the L.

CJ
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That was a good question. And of course, thanks for the answer too.
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I see. Put the stroke. Thank you, CalifJim.
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HotmaleI see. Put the stroke. Thank you, CalifJim.
I'd say Put a stroke.
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