Its 9gag, most of the people use english as a secondary language.
That means no rules
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aircondition
Do you say "there are many fish in the ocean" or "many fishes in the ocean".
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aegis77
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pivobivo
Biologically, there is no such thing as a fish. Most aquatic animals are closer in DNA profile to land animals, than whatever is swimming next to them.
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sjalvete
yeah, same with fruit/fruits, what's your point?
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dutch_dirk
Vicious.
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cryptophila
How about multiples of the same species by referring to the species name?
2 sharks, 2 goldfishes? Or does it remain 2 goldfish? And 2 shark?
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owcy85
Is it the same rule in English and American?
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germany_pls
I think the 2. Is called a school?
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vrubiotate
What if each species have more than 1 fish... so it is called fisheses?
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belaba63738
Its 9gag, most of the people use english as a secondary language. That means no rules
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aircondition
Do you say "there are many fish in the ocean" or "many fishes in the ocean".
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aegis77
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pivobivo
Biologically, there is no such thing as a fish. Most aquatic animals are closer in DNA profile to land animals, than whatever is swimming next to them.
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sjalvete
yeah, same with fruit/fruits, what's your point?
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dutch_dirk
Vicious.
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cryptophila
How about multiples of the same species by referring to the species name? 2 sharks, 2 goldfishes? Or does it remain 2 goldfish? And 2 shark?
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owcy85
Is it the same rule in English and American?
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germany_pls
I think the 2. Is called a school?
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vrubiotate
What if each species have more than 1 fish... so it is called fisheses?
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