johnny on the spot
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andy h said:So back to OP, is it okay to say that the en croute is en route to beirut?
Depends, is it halal?
andy h said:So back to OP, is it okay to say that the en croute is en route to beirut?
andy h said:So back to OP, is it okay to say that the en croute is en route to beirut?
as en and on are pronounced the same it makes no odds when spoken but if you're going to use "on" you should just say on the way. On route is meaningless.metalblue said:Mostly use "on route" when speaking, "en route" if writing - probably a bit pompus if i am honest. Same as "en masse" or "tour de force" often quoted as appearing in the English language around mid 18th century when French aristocrats fled to London to escape the revolution.
We are in an English speaking country so should use on or in not en.
MerciBarcon said:On route, because I'm not French.
ono said:MerciBarcon said:On route, because I'm not French.
Alright i'll stop thenBarcon said:ono said:MerciBarcon said:On route, because I'm not French.
No need to beg.
Surrender monkey ; )ono said:Alright i'll stop thenBarcon said:ono said:Merci
No need to beg.
sweynforkbeard said:Definitely EN ROUTE - which obviously sticks in my craw to say. But better than the German alternative which is VERGEITBEINHOFMENSCHWITTVOGELHEIMGEITHESSENSCHAFFT
LongsightM13 said:People who use Facebook lick windows and breathe through their mouths. There's your answer
themadinventor said:johnny on the spot said:ono said:Hmm this thread could be longer than originally anticipated.
It must be the latter. Three holes in one would just make for one giant hole.
No, three in one would make the hole giant.
Ok for clarity, three golfers at hole number one, hit a ball each, all three strokes go in the hole, have they had three holes in one or three hole in ones ? lol
Barcon said:On route, because I'm not French.