>>>>And as you haven't put a "?" at the end of this sentence, how am I to know that you're not telling me to use ambiguous language. ("why" is also an interjection, like "marry" in shakespeare)
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>>>>"If we should meet again, we shall smile. If not, why then this parting is well made"
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>>>Q.E.D.
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>>Quis erat demonstrandum? (What has been proved?)
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>>You accused me of ambiguity in an ambiguous question.
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>Exactly - I had no idea that my question was ambiguous. Ambiguity is so omnipresent, I sometimes just stop in the middle of a sentence, looking for a word which won't possibly be misunderstood.

But it wasn't ambiguous except for the lack of question mark. You could write, in ANY language:

"You have been to the store" and without "?" it's a statement; with - a question.

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>Watched a movie in Hungarian yesterday, just to see how much did I forget of the language. Ah, feels sooooo different. So don't mind me, I'm just a bit down for having returned into English.

I've never heard of language reversion depression before. I think you aught to lighten up!