User:FlipBrooke/Persistent Headnouns: Revision history

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• curprev 19:4219:42, 29 April 2024‎ FlipBrooke talk contribs‎ 1,110 bytes +1,110‎ Created page with "'''Persistent Headnouns''' are a style of speaking created by jan Sowi{{citation needed}} on April 2024. It makes all proper nouns have headnouns, with a few exceptions. Persistent Headnouns were created to reduce ambiguity when speaking. == Usage == Any time a proper noun is said, that proper noun must have a relevant headnoun. If the headnoun is not known, ijo can be used. Any words that are part of the proper noun must then have capital first letters. If a name has a..."