| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | |
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z | |||
| gawa | (ga-WA) | (noun) | This is pride in something that really doesn't deserve pride. It's sort of like a conceit. |
| gequ | (GEH-koo) | (noun) | Nothing, a void or emptiness. |
| geu | (GAY-ooh) | (verb) | This word means to remove something, but without any kind of prejudice. Like, if you were erasing something, and you were stodgy like Nathan, you would use another word that says you want to remove its place in the world, but if you were just taking the eraser from the desk without having decided to use it keep it or throw it away or put it somewhere else, you would use geu for that. But a lot of younger people are lazy and use 'geu' no matter what they removed it for, just to say it's been removed from its place. |
Story Content
World In Brief
Characters
Ben's Notebook
About the Story
From the Ophanim
"In fact, I was shocked that everybody was making a fuss. I was like, 'Guys, do you live in the world?' I mean, honestly, some people are gay. I mean, a lot of them! Most of the gay people I know are gay."
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