You don't need to learn how to spell

Felix Atagong said:
I saw this text in 4 languages when I visited the Technopolis museum in Mechelen (Belgium) this summer. So it works in Dutch, French and German as well.

That particular text works but it cannot be claimed that it works for everything (as the text claims).

As previously posted, it would not be known what is meant by "He cut his own bared" - unless it happened to be obvious from the context in which it were included.

But it may not be obvious. For example :-

He cut his bared and some of it got onto his bared.

(and similarly, were three more Cnuts ...? vs. were there more Cnuts ...?)
 

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