At least in my dialect of English and some others I know, the noun and adjective have the stress on the first syllable while the verb has it on the second
Thank you. It was Greek to me, but since English is a French dialect sprinkled with Germanic Romantic Latin seasonings, and acrimonious acronyms and euphemisms, I got confused. Somehow.
At least in my dialect of English and some others I know, the noun and adjective have the stress on the first syllable while the verb has it on the second
Thank you. It was Greek to me, but since English is a French dialect sprinkled with Germanic Romantic Latin seasonings, and acrimonious acronyms and euphemisms, I got confused. Somehow.
Hey now, it’s a German dialect with French Romantic seasonings! Much clearer, of course