Keith Moore wrote:
Furthermore, a
great many people use multiple languages (not necessarily including
English) is, so that a given person, host, or subnetwork will often
need to exist in multiple (potentially competing) locales at once.
Sometimes even in the same sentence. My mother grew up partly in Quebec;
when she's talking to her siblings, they'll often use French words when the
English ones don't come to mind immediately.
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