The Wedding of Sheevlover

[Verdauga]

No, maori you spell it "ae" and you say it "I"

*Confused*
Do you mean to say you do not use the "y" in "aye"? spelling it "ae"
because I gotta say, I spell it "aye" and pronounce it "I"
(If we're talking about the alternative to saying yes.)

*Internal Confusion.*

[lass of something much]

Do you mean to say you do not use the "y" in "aye"? spelling it "ae"

yes.

[Kade Rivok]

I'm assuming she means the word "ae" exists in maori and means pretty much the same thing as "aye"

[lass of something much]

"ae" is the word for yes.

[Verdauga]

Aye.

Theeeeeeennn, why did you spell it with a "y"

[Kade Rivok]

"ae" is the word for yes.

As is "Aye"

[lass of something much]

Aye.

Theeeeeeennn, why did you spell it with a "y"

because I don't speek maori most of the time!

[Verdauga]

Fair enough.

[lass of something much]

 

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

I enjoyed reading this discussion.

[lass of something much]

and thanks to you, it's now over.....

[Kade Rivok]

Are ya sure?

[Verdauga]

It is over, but not because of Ebantu.

[Kade Rivok]

It's only over if we let it be over!

Um...

Uh...

I- I think "ae" is just a weaker version of "aye"!

[Booklover]

Apparently it's Maori for 'aye'.

But in English: -ae
/iː,ʌɪ/
suffix
1.
forming plural nouns used in names of animal and plant families and other groups.
"Felidae"
2.
used instead of -as in the plural of many non-naturalized or unfamiliar nouns ending in -a derived from Latin or Greek.
"striae"