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Aluana2 years ago

Fishies! = when the person speaking is excited about the fishes, they may say ‘fishies!’

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Larry Mannisto2 years ago

What do you call a Sardine, tuna, and Mackerel all together? A Seafood restaurant! LOL

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Jacques Maree2 years ago

So, are there many fish or fishes in the sea? Or would this depend on the diversity of your preferred dating pool?

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Frank Plasmans2 years ago

In the Netherlands same with beer.

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Dondrè2 years ago

School of fish?

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KickOff Kings ⚽2 years ago

"Great topic! 'Fish' is used for multiple fish of the same species, while 'fishes' refers to different species. It’s all about context!"

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Rennae Christman2 years ago

"X" Grammar... On this platform we use what fits given the number of characters that are available to us. We do appreciate your generosity though in sharing proper grammar.

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Ringo2 years ago

I did not know...

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Andrew_Tuomo22 years ago

"And they say unto him, We have here but five loaves, and two fishes." Matthew 14:17. From the King James bible, 1611. It may be archaic, but fishes as a plural for fish of the same species is not incorrect.

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Alan Coyote2 years ago

Like beer, beer and beers.

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