They’re probably great at Scrabble if they use the official rules because the official rules allow a lot of “words” which really are not English words.
Yeah, the word “qi” is a legitimate word in Scrabble, and my family learning that fact marked the end of me having fun playing Scrabble with them. Once it stops being about expanding your vocabulary and spelling, and starts being about maximizing points with words you only know because they’re useful in the game, it becomes a lot less interesting.
Most of what I saw was specifically NOT an English word but a word from some other language…?!
Or brand names, or initialisms. Or literally the letter “Q” itself. All there just to bulk out the list to actually be long enough to have to scroll.
These guys must suck at Scrabble.
They’re probably great at Scrabble if they use the official rules because the official rules allow a lot of “words” which really are not English words.
Yeah, the word “qi” is a legitimate word in Scrabble, and my family learning that fact marked the end of me having fun playing Scrabble with them. Once it stops being about expanding your vocabulary and spelling, and starts being about maximizing points with words you only know because they’re useful in the game, it becomes a lot less interesting.
English speakers: “Our words.”
Tranq is the only one I have ever seen written out.
Abe that is just shooter for tranquilizer
*Our words, qomrade.