A Language Question for the Canadians
Aug. 17th, 2006 09:43 pmETA: Sorry for the double posting. Browser crashed, and since they now both have comments, both will stay.
I'm language-posty-girl these days, apparently. I appreciate you all bearing with me.
This one may be a bit odd.
So, I was listening to the interview with David Hewlett that was posted on GateWorld before the beginning of the current Stargate: Atlantis season. And when talking about the first episode of the season, he says that McKay and Ronon are in the Wraith ship, "side by each" in the cocoons. And I scratched my head and said, "Side by each?"
So, here's the question: is "side by each" a standard Canadian phrase (used where I'd say "side by side")? Or is this unique to his idiolect?
Thanks!
I'm language-posty-girl these days, apparently. I appreciate you all bearing with me.
This one may be a bit odd.
So, I was listening to the interview with David Hewlett that was posted on GateWorld before the beginning of the current Stargate: Atlantis season. And when talking about the first episode of the season, he says that McKay and Ronon are in the Wraith ship, "side by each" in the cocoons. And I scratched my head and said, "Side by each?"
So, here's the question: is "side by each" a standard Canadian phrase (used where I'd say "side by side")? Or is this unique to his idiolect?
Thanks!
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Date: 2006-08-18 01:46 am (UTC)