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Have you ever heard of the word "gauche"? I haven't until I watched this video. I read at the university level. Should I feel stupid? Also I hate Blacks.

https://youtu.be/KjezkCfT7b8
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>>542835520
I read at a college level before puberty. It won't help to know that the world is retarded. I've known all my life, but putting it into proper context only makes me more hopeless.

I see them out there, all retarded, voting and thinking it does anything more than keeping them enslaved. They scream for reparations for the slavery they didn't experience, expecting the people who never had slaves to pay for it. There are smart black people, but they're too few and too far between.
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gauche in particular you will never learn unless you regularly hang out with fruity art types (they are also lots of fun in bed)
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>>542835520
I have and actually use it on a bi-yearly basis.
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>>542835520
>Have you ever heard of the word "gauche"?
yes, it means left in french
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>>542836446
(his vote counts same as yours btw)
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>>542836446
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>>542836170
When you read books you will learn words. There are other ways of experiencing words than speaking them or hearing them spoken.
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>>542836754
dis nigga reads books lmaaaaoooo
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>>542835520
it's really culturally dependent. since a lot of us grew up in suburbs in pretty populated areas with cable tv, we've seen shows and movies and been exposed to text where women whine about fashion and other style things they don't like, and so we've heard the word gauche. A similar sounding word I only saw a few years ago is the word Gouache, and that's a type of art medium, like a pastel crayon.
I don't think you should feel stupid, just maybe you weren't exposed it. dunno anon, there are much more important things to worry about in the world. But not knowing basic literacy yeah, that's a problem
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>>542835520
Dah b scholars an sheeeeeeeeeeeeet
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>>542835520
Gauche is a normal word like indomitable or tween. You just haven't read enough literature to come across them.
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>>542836923
I wannna gauche inside of your indomitable tween boypussy, anon...
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>>542836754
if i were a betting person i would say you're more likely to hear the word "gauche" standing inside a museum evesdropping than by reading 50,000 books. it's a very uncommon word.
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Yes. It's an integral part of White history.
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Gauche is a French loan word that had always been redundant. It was only ever used when people thought the frogs were paragons of sophistication and wanted to emulate them.

Today, it is typically only used by homos when talking about fashion.
Theres also nearly no opportunity to even use the word properly in America, because there is no social cohesion at all. Let alone enough to make minutiae discernible.

The way that women and homos use the word today is also different, like in your video right here.
Gauche just means "socially inappropriate". But they only ever use it in place of "Gaudy".
"Gaudy" means "inappropriate by way of excess". This is basically the opposite meaning of the words historical use.

Gauche is like, using the wrong fork at dinner or waltzing clockwise.
Now it refers to wearing club attire to a parent teacher conference.

So its fine if you didnt know the word. But at least you can read it and sound it out.
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>>542837781
as a certified faggot this anon gauches. enough for me to obscenely leer at him and grab my crotch
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>>542835731
Niggers dont vote, they follow a tribal protocol
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>>542835520
Yes. Gauche is a term used to describe something tacky or classless , and is the french word for left
I read at a 5th grade ghetto nigger level
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>>542835520
If White society stop being racist and just let niggers be niggers and write books in niggerbabble, the reading crisis do be solved like a fine ass ho
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Anyone who is ever went to school knows teachers love the students that know the answers. Like they are happy they don't have to teach them! Schools expect you to learn to read with your parents. They can't handle teaching kids how to read. I remember my first grade teacher basically expected us to be able to write cursive by the second week. First week we had to practice drawing the letters. It was impossible.
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>>542837005
Come find me saar
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>>542835520
niggers are not human
they are primates APEING humans
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>>542835520
Not knowing silhouette or extraordinary is an indication of retardation. Not knowing gauche just means you don't open the thesaurus enough to expand the sophistry you write in your typical college assignment.
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I'm not even denying literacy could be better, but I hate these fucking "HAHA YOU DON'T KNOW 1 ARBITRARY UNIMPORTANT THING UR DUMB" gotchas so much.
I sometimes feel like I'm the only person in the universe to care about this, but I think the emphasis we place on completely trivial knowledge is completely counterproductive and discourages learning by narrowing down things you want to know to a pre-selected basket of random bullshit from the zeitgeist.
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>>542838291
The uncomfortable truth is that in medicine and even nursing there's this absolute devotion to the statistics. Evidence based medicine and nursing tries to discard anything that produces worse statistic outcomes than other methods of treating patients.

Education is lala land. They don't do good science. They got rid of phonics, the historical backbone to English reading in the 90s because a grifter said it's better to teach kids whole words to memorize and that we should teach kids to guess what word it is. Not to use the letters to tell us the sounds. The whole education industry is just filled to the gills with scammers and grifters. From low level educators, to principles and admin, up to the grifters making the test materials. My kids have a decent elementary school but I'm absolutely not above home schooling them if I have to. The education industry is just awful.
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>>542835520
its more upsetting that they cant say silhouette or extraordinary.
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>>542835520
>I read at the university level.
A fourth-rate university maybe.
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Here's a couple of good books to read to improve your literacy:

https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.209854

https://archive.org/details/howtoreadabook1972edition
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The standard vocabulary of a person can be from 10,000 to 15,000 words in spoken conversation, if you read often you'll find the next 10,000 or so words gradually over the years.
Nobody actually speaks like that in real life, and a whole lot of words are antiquated and really only exist in text now.

t. learning a second language and I keep finding words in spanish which I have to look up the definition for, but then said definition is an antiquated word that I also have to look up.
You really only learn those next 10,000 words by reading books - actual phsyical books- and having a way to look up the definition of them because they're more vague typically.
>>542838291
>How to read
I never learned until I did it on my own, you can't learn how to read really until you sit down for hours and read and reach a deeper understanding. A 30 or 40 minute classroom reading session can teach you how to struggle through what you're reading and pick out key information, but unless you're going above an hour of quiet focused reading you're not really reading.
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>>542837148
Gauche was in the slang of the Boomers during the 70's after disco and in the beatnick vocab of the 50's before that.
It is a classist critique of low quality production design.
Anti-Materialist French words are archaic now.
Stop using or trusting any French words generally.
This is why German and ancient Greek or even Hebrew is kept out of American schools for french spanish latin.
What a --crime...? Sounds french! Abomination? That sounds better.
>>542840567
LOOK MAMMA LOOK is the entirety of the mind of the Mestizo-Castizo Spic. That is the use of the language.
We had to add 10,000 words to English to fight WW2 against the superior, technical, German language.
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>>542842732
IDK I read 600 page long fantasy books so I don't see the common brownwords you're talking about.
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>>542836803
Reading books is Uncle Tom ahh behavior frfr
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>>542835520


EVERY RACE IS SUFFERING FROM
THIS ISSUE YOU STUPID FUCK


DONT THINK A SILENT MAJORITY OF BLACKS ARENT BEING EDUCATED COVERTLY REGARDLESS LIKE ANYONE ELSE THE OTHER PERCENTAGE ARE JUST A RESIDUAL DEMOGRAPHIC OF THE SAME OLD MISTAKES SHINING EXAMPLES ON WHAT NIGGAS WONT DO
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>>542843448
I actually attended school in this area and most of them sounded exaclty the same 10 and 20 years ago. There could also be an element of cherry picking in this video, since they cant even sound the word out.
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>>542835520
Yes, it's French and means 'left'.
Je parle aussi un peu de Francais, la langue d'amour.
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>>542842932
>Look Mama, Fly Away!
>Mama, Fly away, LOOK!
Yep.
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>>542839240
Here are some books containing good English prose to sharpen your ear and develop a sense for how the language should be written:

https://archive.org/details/jane-austen_pride-and-prejudice

https://archive.org/details/fathersonstudyof00goss_0

https://welib.org/md5/81afc9a094a0a874553bc7fbd669f945

https://welib.org/md5/05061b108c9da795941d213ebbc139a7

https://archive.org/details/notesondemocracy0000menc

Frank Muller reading Moby Dick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IPCHilAI_A

Derek Jacobi reading George Orwell's 1984:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BQQIcZAqKA
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>>542836170
Fuck off. Anyone who has studied history or warfare knows the word.
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>>542836170
Mad magazine used it in the 70's. That's where I first encountered it.
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>>542837005
I read this in iambic pentameter.
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>>542843448
CAPS LOCK AND NO PUNCTUATION IS SOOOO LIKE SOOOO GAUCHE NIGGER MEMEFLAGGOT



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