>the noun of "to steal" is not stealth but theftEFLs, you have exactly ten SECONDS to explain why English is so illogical and absurd
>>200137698to thieve exists
Teef is a verb
>>200137698>EFLs, you have exactly ten SECONDS to explain why English is so illogical and absurdTo keep ESL's from mastering our language.
also the noun 'steal' exists as well even if it doesn't have the meaning>this shirt was quite a stealmeaning it was very cheap
>>200137698>tfw stealing verb is "rubare">but stealing noun is "furto"bros, I'm starting to think the thieves guild made it confusing on purpose.
>>200137821>'sAs expected of a retarded EFLoid
i already knew that kraut
>>200137755>>200137791Terrible posts.>>200137821Extremely good post.>>200137837Great, another terrible post.>>200137847I like this post.>>200137852Probably the best post itt.
>>200137698The noun "theft" is used to describe the act or crime of stealing, while "stealth" refers to the act of moving, proceeding, or acting in a covert or secretive way. Although both words are related to secrecy and surreptitious actions, they focus on different aspects:1. **Theft**: This term specifically refers to the act of taking someone's property without permission and with the intent to deprive them of it permanently. It's a legal term used to describe the crime of stealing.2. **Stealth**: This term refers to the manner in which someone might move or act in order to avoid detection. It emphasizes the secrecy and carefulness of the action, rather than the act of taking something.Thus, while "theft" is directly related to stealing, "stealth" describes the secretive behavior that might be employed during a theft, but is not synonymous with the act itself.
>>200137698What's with the weirdos who learn languages and cant just accept the way the language is set up??I dont understand how you can see a word in a whole other language and think"WHAAT??? THIS IS NOT HOW IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE!!1!!!"Languages are always evolving, You know the retarded words zoomers use, that'S how it always is with people, they make shit up, use words wrong and it ends up changing the language over time.
>>200137698You can say stealed and people would totally understand it.
>>200139746>You can say stealedWhat am I? An EFL?
Sorry EFLs were busy coming up with a sense of humour instead of autistically analysing our language
>>200139844No, an EFL would use the correct term stole. I think Diego is saying use whatever you think makes sense and people will probably understand anyways.
>>200140225>an EFL would use the correct termLOL.
>>200137698Tell me more about stealth, theft and rubare anons
Well it's theft but it's also "stealing" as in "Stealing is prohibited"
>>200140283rubar is a type of pie
>>200140326then why do you keep stealing my heart
>>200140326True, you can use any "ing" verb as a noun
'Steal' is 'stole' in past tense, but not 'stall' in future tense
>>200140721>Steal' is 'stole' in past tenseOther way around. Stole is the past tense, steal is present There isn't a future tense, it would just be "will steal"
>>200140844Oh yeah.. I thought I typed it correctly.Now there is, and it's 'stall'
