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Dazed-and-Wandering — Princess Ponies in Pyjamas
Published: 2011-12-31 09:35:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 20593; Favourites: 464; Downloads: 329
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Continuation of: [link]The Cardboard Fortress was small and weak, with the addition of blankets the fort is now at least 20% more comfortable.
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Haha reminds me of when I used to make chair&blanket forts.
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I think I made a tent once. That was a fun time!
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Same here...AWW I MISS BEING A KID!
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It's bad when your monarchs invent their own, private, spoken language
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There's different ways to say pajamas? I live in canada but I never really spell it
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Box forts, one of man's, and pony's, greatest inventions.
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Except for Twilight, she has a book fort!
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Of course...how could I forget?
Rainbow Dash might have a cloud fort though, which actually sounds intimidating 0-o...
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No no no, Rainbow Dash IS a cloud. *beep beep!*
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Ha, ya know that random word thing you had randomly pop into your head? It works. Twins and close siblings can have their own language that no one else can ever understand. Its really cool. lol
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oh Luna you are so funny and a laugh to be with
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Americans spell "Pyjamas" differently?.......Weirdos.
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I know! that was a surprise to me too! Pyjamas just makes more sense, I mean I've never heard anyone pronounce it as pAjamas.
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I started to wonder what differences in pronunciation the two spellings indicated, so I looked it up. The primary difference seems to be in the stressed second syllable rather than the unstressed first or third syllables: "ja" from "jar" versus "ja" from "jam". Unless my source is wrong and "pyjamas" is pronounced with a distinct "py" sound as in "loopy".
So, while I don't know which pronunciation of 'a' you're thinking of, I don't think you'll hear someone with a distinct enough pronunciation that pajamas/pyjamas can't be spelled either way.
tl;dr In (most?) places where they spell the word "pajamas", the pronunciation isn't different enough to hear the spelling difference.
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I know that, I just felt like using the other spelling, it's pronounced the same either way.
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First cardboard boxes, then blanket fort, finally the world!
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If only the world could be one giant blanket fort, you would only need pyjamas and socks!
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Pajamas are the key to diplomacy. Celestia and Luna are onto something, methinks.
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Let us discuss this in a more comfortable setting. *Gestures towards blanket fort*
-Delegation slowly backs away-
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LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL I A GONNA PEE MA PANTS!!
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I toooooootally love this. Sisters acting like sisters. Absolutely wonderful!
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kool kit apple yakky (trasltion) we must order them to ware PJ so they feel at home in our fort!
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Ok, someone give some therapy to that poor guard, hearing the ancient language of the gods is too much for a mortal. Is like they saw Azathoth in the center of the universe, sitting on his throne. D8
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To be fair, how do we know that the people (or ponies) speaking those ancient languages aren't just making them up on the spot?
Though I guess the ancients wouldn't have a word for cookie.
Closest I can think of would be "carbunk flam warblidle flang" meaning "Flattened crusty sweet bread"
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