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  • What are the differences between shop, shoppe, and store?
    Shoppe is a mediaeval term which is unlikely to have been in actual use when the shop was first opened, unless it is very old Shops can sell anything, and I would say include a store Shops can sell anything, and I would say include a store
  • orthography - Was the “Ye Olde Shoppe” ever used or is it just an . . .
    The "Ye", in particular, is an actually corrupt interpretation of a manuscript Þe (that's a thorn, a letter that is pronounced the same as th in modern English, followed by the letter e), which was a common abbreviation of the word the in the Middle English period, when olde and shoppe would have been at least common variants if not quite
  • shoppe是什么东西？ - 知乎
    shoppe中文是叫虾皮，是跨境电商平台。 Shopee是东南亚及中国台湾地区的电商平台。 2015年于新加坡成立并设立总部，随后拓展至马来西亚、泰国、中国台湾地区、印度尼西亚、越南及菲律宾共七大市场。
  • orthography - Did I go to the fair or the faire? - English Language . . .
    (Just as one would write “Jayne’s Ye Olde Gifte Shoppe is a very nice shop ”) There are a few exceptions: faire and fayre get used as generic terms within some historical re-enactment subcultures—most notably, for Renaissance faires If someone writes “I’m going to a faire next weekend”, I would assume they mean something like that
  • When should I say thee? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The thorn really was often printed as y, so in phrases like "Ye Olde Shoppe", the Ye really does mean The (and is pronounced as the, because that's what it is) In phrases like "hear ye, hear ye", the y really is a y, and ye means you (plural) –
  • orthography - When do I use æ? - When do I use æ? - English Language . . .
    @FumbleFingers Bear in mind that the word "the" was never pronounced "ye" It was simply that at one time the "th" sound was represented by a character that looked like a Y So any "Ye Olde Tea Shoppe" is simply "the old tea shop" - very boring –
  • What happened to the “‑est” and “‑eth” verb suffixes in English?
    Nice to see we have plenty of people here capable of correcting medieval grammar I also find it exceptionally irritating when people get these mock versions so wrong But at least now I can tolerate people saying Y instead of Th in Ye Olde Tea-Shoppe, for example So there is hope my 'word-rage' can be managed without excessive bloodshed
  • 有什么好的外企推荐呢？ - 知乎
    Shoppe（虾皮），东南亚的淘宝，网传的 965 是没几个组能达到的，最近裁员很猛。 Amazon（亚马逊），美国最大的一家网络电子商务公司，薪资、氛围、成长都是很不错的选择。 Apple，yyds不解释。 Airbnb，全球民宿短租公寓预订平台; Paypal，从事消费贷和移动支付
  • Which is the correct spelling: “fairy” or “faerie”?
    The current usage difference is that fairy is the mythical creature, and faerie is the world of fairies However, Brian Froud, who is considered to be the main authority of fairies, nearly always uses the archaic form faery or f
  • When should no problem replace youre welcome as a response to . . .
    It seems to me that "no problem" isn't appropriate for all situations as a response to "thank you", such as when I express thanks for receiving a cup of coffee at the local doughnut shoppe To me, responding "no problem" to "thank you" implies there might have been a problem, which was somehow narrowly averted





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