<![CDATA[I've been stubbornly using the word "overmorrow" in english, and it's great to see someone else doing the same!]]>I've been stubbornly using the word "overmorrow" in english, and it's great to see someone else doing the same!

"shoutout to the words “overmorrow” and “ereyesterday”. english losing these words was stupid. “the day after tomorrow” “the day before yesterday” clunky-ass constructions. revolting. i’m bringing overmorrow and ereyesterday back in my idiolect and there is nothing you can do about it" - lordsausage

https://allthingslinguistic.com/post/830308945093640192

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