>>If you have any more questions about the divide between everyday spoken and formal written forms, please feel free to ask and we'll keep on trying to articulate the differences between the two :) <<
It is always good thing to know both formal and informal speech.
And Thank you for your offer. I will in the future ask a few questions. How about now - very close future. Here is my question, which I have already asked Uriel. It is quite difficult but give it a go.
Apart from widower and bride groom (both have female root but are males), what is the third word that has the female root and is also related to church (maybe not)? Many words have male root like
prince-princess
actor-actress and so on.
Do you understand what I need?
Thank you.
It is always good thing to know both formal and informal speech.
And Thank you for your offer. I will in the future ask a few questions. How about now - very close future. Here is my question, which I have already asked Uriel. It is quite difficult but give it a go.
Apart from widower and bride groom (both have female root but are males), what is the third word that has the female root and is also related to church (maybe not)? Many words have male root like
prince-princess
actor-actress and so on.
Do you understand what I need?
Thank you.