Okay. Something that really drives me up the wall is people who don’t know how to spell “no one” and spell it “noone.” I really don’t understand the mix-up here. We have two words, “no” and “one” so why do people put the two words into one word? I love languages and I can usually tell when someone is spelling a word based on how they’ve heard the word. In addition, I have made mistakes writing in other languages by trying to spell a word based on how it sounds to me. I could be wrong but isn’t this called “sounding it out?” How does one pronounce “noone?” I did a quick search and this is how one site tells us how to pronounce “noone” http://www.pronouncenames.com/pronounce/noone . Wow! Right? I mean, come on. Have you ever heard anyone ever say, “Noone (use the pronunciation guide on the link) likes peas?” No, of course you haven’t. However, the number of people misspelling “no one” daily is growing so fast that I believe we have a secret pandemic on our hands and do you know what? Noone cares.
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