
That nonsensical word “ma-nay” might sound a little bit like the English word “money” – well, to the hard-of-hearing or to lip-readers.
You’d think that an English school would make an extra effort to ensure that the language used in their marketing campaigns was proper and understandable. But you’d be wrong.
“Ma-nay” does not sound like “money”

How that is related to the study of the English language is anybody’s guess. (Image source)
Time is mimicry. WTF?

Nevertheless, the school adopted that incomprehensible slogan, printed it on flyers, and mailed it to thousands of homes throughout the area.
I remained bewildered. (Image source)
Introduction to – “Notes from Under the Tatami Mats” (right-click on title)
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Links to my Other Series …
Introduction – "Intro to Vocab-ability" (right-click on title)
Guide – "Guide to Entries" (right-click on title)
Index– "Index" to all Chapters and Sections (right-click on title)
Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 1" (right-click on title)
Lou Reed – "Anthology of Memorable Lyrics, Part 2" (right-click on title)
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