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21 January
- Russian
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
“Unrealis” sounds like analog of “unreal”, or sounds like gibberish?
“Unrealis” sounds like analog of “unreal”, or sounds like gibberish?
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- English (US)
I don’t understand the question and have never heard of the word “unrealis.” We do have a word “unrealistic” though.
- English (US)
I do know “aurora borealis” but I still don’t understand your question. Are you asking about pronunciation or trying to make a joke?
- Filipino
- English (US) Near fluent
I've never heard "unrealis." Do you mean unrealistic? or Aurora Borealis(Northern lights)?
- Russian
Thank you! I’m trying to make a name of brand) for example, Fructis. There is no such word in english, but it sounds like fruit, and makes association of fruit. Idk how to say) i mean maybe “aurora unrealis” is something between “aurora borealis” and “unrealistic”... like it’s unrealistic aurora) I found it interesting, but idk how it sounds for natives)
- English (US)
Now I understand! A lot of brand names are like that, and I think you did a good job of making a name that does not exist, but does sound similar to other words. 🙂
- Russian
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